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2023New dilemmas in young people’s mobile transitions during the Covid-19 pandemicCairns, D.; Clemente, M.Parte de LivroAcesso Aberto
2023Outside learning: Blending formal, informal, and non-formal higher education during the COVID-19 pandemicCairns, D.Parte de LivroAcesso Aberto
2024Outside learning: Blending formal, informal, and non-formal higher education during the COVID-19 PandemicCairns, D.Parte de LivroAcesso Embargado
2019Representing Erasmus: Approaches to Erasmus+ and consequences for researching the programmeCairns, D.; Krzaklewska, E.Parte de LivroAcesso Aberto
2015Social capital and student achievement: exploring the influence of social relationships on school success in Norway and RomaniaHuang, L.; Damean, D.; Cairns, D.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2020South-South student migration: Socially integrating students from Portuguese-speaking Africa at UNILAB, BrazilCairns, D.; França, T.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2020Southern Europe perspectives on international student mobilityMalet Calvo, D.; Cairns, D.; França, T.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2019Student and Graduate Mobility in ArmeniaCairns, D.; Sargsyan, M.LivroAcesso Aberto
2023Theorizing the immobility turnCairns, D.; Clemente, M.Parte de LivroAcesso Aberto
2022‘There was no freedom to leave’: Global South international students in Portugal during the COVID-19 PandemicMalet Calvo, D.; Cairns, D.; França, T.; Azevedo, L. F. deArtigoAcesso Aberto
2017Understanding online activism in transition societyCairns, D.; Allaste, A.Parte de LivroAcesso Aberto
2021Working towards mobilityCairns, D.Parte de LivroAcesso Aberto
2022“You’re better being poor here”: Migration decision-making and political and lifestyle considerations among qualified Brazilians in PortugalAzevedo, L. F. de; França, T.; Cairns, D.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2024'You’re working, but you’re not working:’ Academic precarity, ambivalence and the use of researchers as factotumsCairns, D.ArticleEmbargoed Access
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