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Eileen Pittaway
Eileen Pittaway
Adjunct Associate Professor, Univeristy of New South Wales, Australia
Verified email at unsw.edu.au
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Beyond ‘do no harm’: The challenge of constructing ethical relationships in refugee research
C Mackenzie, C McDowell, E Pittaway
Journal of Refugee studies 20 (2), 299-319, 2007
8572007
‘Stop stealing our stories’: The ethics of research with vulnerable groups
E Pittaway, L Bartolomei, R Hugman
Journal of human rights practice 2 (2), 229-251, 2010
5322010
When ‘do no harm’is not enough: The ethics of research with refugees and other vulnerable groups
R Hugman, E Pittaway, L Bartolomei
British Journal of Social Work 41 (7), 1271-1287, 2011
4682011
Refugees, race, and gender: The multiple discrimination against refugee women
E Pittaway, L Bartolomei
Refuge 19, 21, 2000
2602000
Human agency and the meaning of informed consent: reflections on research with refugees
R Hugman, L Bartolomei, E Pittaway
Journal of Refugee Studies 24 (4), 655-671, 2011
1742011
“I have a voice—hear me!” Findings of an Australian study examining the resettlement and integration experience of refugees and migrants from the Horn of Africa in Australia
E Pittaway, C Muli, S Shteir
Refuge: Canada's Journal on Refugees/Refuge: Revue canadienne sur les …, 2009
1372009
Gendered dimensions of the 2004 tsunami and a potential social work response in post-disaster situations
E Pittaway, L Bartolomei, S Rees
International Social Work 50 (3), 307-319, 2007
1312007
Placing ethics in the centre: Negotiating new spaces for ethical research in conflict situations
AB Zwi, NJ Grove, C Mackenzie, E Pittaway, D Zion, D Silove, D Tarantola
Global public health 1 (3), 264-277, 2006
872006
The glue that binds: An exploration of the way resettled refugee communities define and experience social capital
EE Pittaway, L Bartolomei, G Doney
Community Development Journal 51 (3), 401-418, 2016
762016
" What happens there... follows us here": resettled but still at risk: refugee women and girls in Australia
L Bartolomei, R Eckert, E Pittaway
Refuge 30, 45, 2013
752013
The Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: A failure of the international protection regime
E Pittaway
Protracted Displacement in Asia, 83-104, 2016
692016
‘Refugee Woman’: A dangerous label: Opening a discussion on the role of identity and intersectional oppression in the failure of the international refugee protection regime for …
E Pittaway, E Pittaway
Australian Journal of Human Rights 10 (1), 119-135, 2004
692004
Who Am I? Identity and citizenship in Kakuma refugee camp in northern Kenya
L Bartolomei, E Pittaway, EE Pittaway
Development 46, 87-93, 2003
652003
Ambivalent welcome: the settlement experiences of humanitarian entrant families in Australia
R Iredale, C Mitchell, R Pe-Pua, E Pittaway
Belconnen: Research and Statistics Branch, Department of Immigration and …, 1996
571996
Refugee women: Still at risk in Australia
E Pittaway
BIR, AGSM, Canberra, 1991
541991
The ultimate betrayal: An examination of the experience of domestic and family violence in refugee communities
E Pittaway, E Pittaway
Centre for Refugee Research, University of New South Wales, 2004
532004
Waves of violence: women in post-tsunami Sri Lanka
S Rees, E Pittaway, L Bartolomei
Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies 2005, 1-6, 2005
512005
L'éducation, enjeu majeur de l'Afrique post-indépendances
R Pourtier
Afrique contemporaine 235 (3), 101-114, 2010
412010
Multiple jeopardy: Domestic violence and the notion of cumulative risk for women in refugee camps
E Pittaway, S Rees
Women Against Violence: An Australian Feminist Journal, 18-25, 2006
382006
Refugee Women--still at Risk in Australia: A Study of the First Two Years of Resettlement in the Sydney Metropolitan Area
E Pittaway
Australian Government Pub. Service, 1991
351991
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