Welfare-Based Human Rights Diffusion in Global Social Policy: Examining an Extended Spiral Model to Survey Welfare Norms
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Liberty University: Scholars Crossing
Summary
dissertation-thesis
About
Kendra is a policy practitioner and researcher in the fields of human rights and global social policy. She has worked on various social policy issues in the cases of the United States, Southeast Asia, East Africa, and Central America. Additionally, she is a National Geographic Explorer having worked on policy analyses related to human trafficking, international child law, indigenous rights, migration/asylum/refugee rights, social protection, and rights related to the family.
Work
HRRCP
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US
Education
Catholic Distance University
United States of America
BA Theology
Liberty University
United States of America
PHD Public Policy, Social Policy
University of Arizona
United States of America
MA Human Rights Practice
Publications
Considering the shrinking physical, social, and psychological spaces of Rohingya refugees in Southeast Asia
Published by
Wellbeing, Space and Society
Summary
journal-article
Considering the shrinking physical, social, and psychological spaces of Rohingya refugees in Southeast Asia
Published by
Wellbeing, Space & Society
Summary
journal-article
A lost generation: perpetual education insecurity among the Rohingya
Published by
Race Ethnicity and Education
Summary
journal-article
A lost generation: perpetual education insecurity among the Rohingya
Published by
Race Ethnicity and Education
Summary
journal-article