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Árdís K. Ingvars. (2023) Poetic desirability: refugee men’s border tactics against white desire. NORMA 18:4, pages 277-292.
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Francesco Cerchiaro. (2023) From son to father: memory, fatherhood and migration in the life stories of Muslim men married outside their religious group in Belgium and Italy. NORMA 18:4, pages 309-325.
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Francesco Cerchiaro & Laura Odasso. (2023) ‘Why do we have to circumcise our son?’ Meanings behind male circumcision in the life stories of mixed couples with a Muslim partner. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 49:7, pages 1826-1844.
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Francesco Cerchiaro. (2022) Advancing research in couple studies. Quality & Quantity 57:2, pages 1465-1482.
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Francesco Cerchiaro. (2022) Displaying Difference, Displaying Sameness: Mixed Couples’ Reflexivity and the Narrative-Making of the Family. Sociology, pages 003803852211332.
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Catherine Therrien, Josiane LE Gall & Francesco Cerchiaro. (2022) Above and beyond social boundaries: Everyday life of Mixed Muslim–non-Muslim families in contemporary societies Au-delà des frontières sociales : le vécu des familles mixtes musulmanes-non-musulmanes dans les sociétés contemporaines. Social Compass 69:3, pages 263-294.
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Francesco Cerchiaro. (2022) ‘When I told my parents I was going to marry a Muslim…’: Social perception and attitudes towards intermarriage in Italy, France and Belgium. Social Compass 69:3, pages 329-346.
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