Dr Mollie Gerver
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Email
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Telephone
+44 (0) 1206 876580
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Location
5A.219, Colchester Campus
Profile
Biography
My research focuses on refugee and immigration policies, with special focus on repatriation. I additionally research the philosophy of consent, focusing on when consent is valid and when valid consent is necessary. For my newest publications on these topics, visit www.mgerver.com.
Qualifications
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PhD The London School of Economics, (2016)
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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From Cradle to Grave: Social Justice in Childhood, Adulthood, and Death (GV538)
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Political Theory (GV908)
Publications
Journal articles (12)
Gerver, M., (2019). Must refugees return?. Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 1-22
Gerver, M., (2018). Paying minorities to leave. Politics, Philosophy and Economics. 17 (1), 3-22
Gerver, M., (2018). Refugee Repatriation and the Problem of Consent. British Journal of Political Science. 48 (4), 855-875
Gerver, M., (2018). Denying Services to Prevent Regret. Journal of Applied Philosophy
Gerver, M., (2017). Misinformation as Immigration Control. Res Publica. 23 (4), 495-511
Gerver, M., (2017). Paying Refugees to Leave. Political Studies. 65 (3), 631-645
Gerver, M., (2015). Is Preventing Coerced Repatriation Ethical and Possible? The Case of NGO Repatriation of South Sudanese in Israel. International Migration. 53 (5), 148-161
Gerver, M., (2015). Consent for Data on Consent. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice. 18 (4), 799-816
Gerver, M., (2015). Refugee repatriation and voluntariness. The International Journal of Human Rights. 19 (1), 32-52
Gerver, M., (2014). Testing Repatriation Contracts for Unconscionability: The Case of Refugees in Israel. International Journal of Refugee Law. 26 (2), 198-222
Gerver, M., (2013). Refugee quota trading within the context of EU-ENP cooperation: Rational, bounded rational and ethical critiques. Journal of Contemporary European Research. 9 (1), 60-77
Gerver, M., (2013). ‘Sinigurisha! (You are not for sale!)’: exploring the relationship between access to school, school fees, and sexual abuse in Rwanda. Gender and Education. 25 (2), 220-235
Books (1)
Gerver, M., (2018). Refugee Repatriation Ethics and Practice. 1474437478. 9781474437479