Unsettle and be unsettled: How co-creation with refugees can help transform exclusionary societal and academic structures

In this dissertation, I engage with the following research question:
In what ways do co-creative civil society initiatives and academic research projects navigate within, challenge and transform exclusionary refugee reception and integration structures, thereby promoting societal inclusion?
To answer this question, I carried out four empirical studies between 2016 and 2021, two that looked at co-creative civil society initiatives and two that looked at co-creative academic research projects.
Description of the dataset
 Read me file
 Data Management Plan
 Ethics review and DMP
 Dissertation Unsettle and be unsettled
 Empirical Chapter 1 - The Resilience Potential:
• Read me file
• Analysis
• Audio-recordings
• Data Management Plan
• Key document
• Published article
• Topiclist
• Transcripts
 Empirical Chapter 2 - Dancing with ‘the other’
• Read me file
• Analysis
• Audio-recordings
• Data Management Plan
• Key document
• Observation notes
• Published article
• Topic lists
• Transcripts
 Empirical Chapter 3 - Walls, Cracks and Change
• Read me file
• Analysis
• Answers to call for engaged scholars
• Audio-recordings
• Data Management Plan
• Ethics review and DMP
• Information and consent forms
• Key document
• Published article
• Reflective journal
• Signed consent forms
• Topiclist
• Transcripts
 Empirical Chapter 4 - Beyond ‘Nothing about Without’
• Read me file
• Analysis
• Data Management Plan
• Documents workshop sessions
• Ethics review and DMP
• Information and consent forms
• Key document
• Publication in dissertation
• Recordings
• Reflective journal
• Signed consent forms
• Topiclist interviews
• Transcripts