L’accueil des réfugié·es ukrainien·nes en Belgique

Vertongen, Youri Lou; Santos, Adriana Costa

doi:10.3917/rn.224.0059

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“…Based on these facts, many social scientists have observed that there was a difference in the treatment of Ukrainians in regard to other refugees (Corneloup, 2022;Vertongen & Costa Santos, 2022;Rodier, 2022;Van Neste-Gottignies, 2022). These differences concerned the nature of the protection (immediate, collective, and automatic), the extensive rights attached (free movement, free choice of the host state and direct access to the labour market), and the way in which this solidarity mechanism between Member States was set up (quickly and by unanimous vote).…”

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Who is a refugee? The motive of double standard in French- and Dutch-speaking media during the war in Ukraine

Calabrese,

Balty,

Mistiaen

et al. 2024

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The invasion of Ukraine triggered an unprecedented reaction of solidarity from European governments. This article aims at studying the discursive moment of the war in Ukraine, with a focus on the debate that compared the reception of Ukrainians in the present day and of other refugees in 2015. The goal is twofold: first, to objectify the initial intuition that Ukrainians were unanimously considered as deserving refugees; second, to examine the arguments that underlaid this framing. To achieve this goal, a large corpus of media discourse covering three European neighbouring countries (Belgium, France and the Netherlands) was collected and analysed through Corpus Linguistics.

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confidence: 99%