Queer Migration and Asylum in Europe

Abstract

Within the scope of her broader research interests in the contexts, practices and technologies involved in the production of sexual identities and minority subjectivities, her PhD examines queer Muslim asylum seekers in the Netherlands and the ways in which the processes of narrating and claiming asylum as an 'LGBT' (the legal terminology in the asylum process) leads individuals to produce, rather than simply represent, a specific type of subject.Nina Held is a research and teaching fellow in Sociology at the University of Sussex.Her research interests are

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