Llobet, V., & Rosen, R. (2026). Futuring practices in and against the unequal distribution of futures. Children’s Geographies, 1-16, online first.
The crisis of everyday self-other misalignments
Crafter, S., Prokopiou, E., & Stavropoulou, N. (2025). The crisis of everyday self-other misalignments between unaccompanied minors and adult professionals: A dialogical self study. Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 59, 2-27. logy. Online First
Examining Professionals’ Perspectives
Crafter, S., & Ott, E. (2025). Examining Professionals’ Perspectives on the Care of Unaccompanied Minors in the European Context: A Qualitative Evidence Synthesis Informed by Critical-Developmental Psychological Theorising. Review of General Psychology. Online First
From waithood to alternative futures
Rosen, Rachel (2025) From waithood to alternative futures: unaccompanied children and young people’s temporalities of care in the UK’s migration regime. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies online first.
Reflecting on participation’s promises
Aisha, Arjana, Gulli, Mirfat, Musharraf Abdullayeva, Zak with Rachel Rosen (2024). Reflecting on participation’s promises: Insights from collaborative research about unaccompanied child migrants, care, and the UK’s hostile immigration regime. Childhood online first.
The Formative Intersections of “Race”, Nation, and Generation
Meetoo V and Rosen R (2024). The formative intersections of “race”, nation, and generation: learning from “care” in the lives of unaccompanied child migrants in England. American Behavioral Scientist (ABS) online first.
The commodification of unaccompanied child migration
Rosen, R. (2024). “The commodification of unaccompanied child migration: A double move of enclosure.” The Sociological Review, online first.
Racialising age in the UK’s border regime
Rosen, R. and S. Khan (2024). “Racialising age in the UK’s border regime: a case for abolishing age assessment.” Race & Class Online first.
Unaccompanied migrant children and indebted relations
Leon, Lucy and Rachel Rosen (2023) ‘Unaccompanied migrant children and indebted relations: Weaponizing safeguarding’, Child & Family Social Work, online first.
Crisis for whom?
R. Rosen, E. Chase, S. Crafter, V. Glockner and S. Mitra (eds.) (2023) Crisis for whom? Critical global perspectives on childhood, care, and migration /¿Crisis para quien? Perspectivas criticas internacionales sobre la infancia, el cuidado y la migración. London: UCL Press.8. — In Spanish and English. Available to download for free.
Beyond the text
Aissatou, Evangelia Prokopiou, Lucy Leon, Musharraf Abdullayeva, Mirfat, Osman, Pauline Iyambo, Rachel Rosen, Rebin, Veena Meetoo, Zak, and in collaboration with Louis Brown (2022) “Stories Too Big for a Case File: Unaccompanied Young People Confront the Hostile Environment in Pandemic Times”. Sociological Research Online, 27 (3): 550-558. — an article in the inaugural special issue of ‘Beyond the Text’
Participatory research in and against time.
Rosen, R (2021). “Participatory research in and against time.” Qualitative Research, online first.
Precarious care and (dis)connections
Crafter, S., Rosen, R & Meetoo, V. (2021). “Precarious care and (dis)connections: Adults working with separated child migrants in England and their understandings of care.” International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation online first.
An absent presence
Rosen, Rachel, S. Crafter, and V. Meetoo. 2019. “An absent presence: Separated child migrants’ caring practices and the fortified neoliberal state.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies online first.
Media representations of separated child migrants
Rosen, Rachel, and Sarah Crafter. 2018. “Media representations of separated child migrants: From Dubs to doubt.” Migration and Society 1 (1):66-81.
A Warm Welcome?
Rosen, Rachel, Sarah Crafter, and Veena Meetoo. 2017. A Warm Welcome? Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Networks of Care and Asylum. London: UCL Institute of Education.