IMISCOE Web Directory - Sara Lei Sparre

First Name

Sara

Middle Name/Infix

Lei

Last Name

Sparre

City

Kastrup

Country

Denmark

Current Employer

Function

Assistant professor

Discipline

Anthropology

Biography

My overall fields of interest stem from long-term research experience in Egypt/the Middle East and Denmark. My research concerns the anthropology of Islam, Christianity and interfaith relations; youth, age and generations; political activism, citizenship and the (welfare) state; ethnic and religious minorities; and lately, ageing and care among ethnic minorites.

Projects

Ageing Immigrants and Self-Appointed Helpers Arrangement (AISHA)

Profile URL

http://pure.au.dk/portal/en/persons/sara-lei-sparre(d8b73493-be8b-4169-b8e4-39764c9cc7e9).html

Keywords

Citizenship, Discrimination, Ethnicity, Forced migration, Identity, Immigration, Islam, Migration, Radicalisation, Refugees, Religion, Transnationalism, Young people

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