How do international mobilities and precarious forms of work shape the learning experiences of international migrants?
Critical, narrative and interdisciplinary approaches
In order to discover answers to this question, Dr. Perry’s research draws on critical, narrative and interdisciplinary approaches to understanding how people make sense of their own first-hand experiences of low-wage work and international migration.
With his research Dr. Perry seeks to produce knowledge that can inform policy, improve services for immigrants, refugees and migrant workers, and which can enhance public discourse in the areas of international migration, migrant integration, precarious employment and youth mobilities.
recent publications
Academic Journal Articles
2020
Levelling up: Towards decolonizing apprenticeship learning
2020
Frenzied synchronicities: Reworking the rhythms of temporary labour migration
2020
‘Escaping’ managed labour migration: Worker exit as precarious migrant agency.