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Ms Sarah Lubman 

Postgraduate Research Student

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Ms Sarah Lubman is Postgraduate research student within Social Statistics & Demography at the University of Southampton.

I have been a post graduate research student in the Department of Social Statistics and Demography since completing my Demography MSc at the University of Southampton in 2011. My research topic is Dispersal and deprivation: Asylum seekers in Britain since 1999. The aim is to assess the policy of dispersal which was introduced through the 1999 Immigration and Asylum Act. This includes analysis of the purpose of the policy and what it aimed to achieve as well as the process of implementation and the resulting outcomes, within the context of deprivation levels of receiving areas. This research applies both quantitative and qualitative methods.

Supervisors

Prof. Nyovani Madise and Dr Jakub Bijak.

Qualifications

Demography MSc (October 2010 –Sept 2011, with distinction)
History BA (Oct 2007 – July 2010)

Research interests

My research interests cover asylum and refugees as well as migration more broadly. I am also interested in the demography of conflict and violence, with my MSc dissertation being in this area: Assessing the Impact of the Civil War on Mortality in Sri Lanka: A Feasibility Study.

PhD Studentship
Economic and Social Research Council Studentship (1+3)

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Conferences

Lubman, S. 2012. Dispersal and deprivation: Asylum seekers in Britain since 1999. Innovative Perspectives on Population Mobility: Mobility, Immobility and Well-being, University of St Andrews, Scotland, 2-3rd July.

Lubman, S. 2012. Assessing conflict-related mortality in Sri Lanka: Towards a research agenda, BSPS Annual Conference 2012, University of Nottingham, 10-12th September.

Post Graduate Teaching Assistant on the ‘Migration’ module (DEMO2004/3003).

Ms Sarah Lubman
Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute University of Southampton Highfield Southampton SO17 1BJ UK

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