Henrik Kjellmo Larsen

Henrik Kjellmo Larsen is a researcher with expertise in migration and crisis response. Since coordinating volunteers during the 2015 Greek refugee crisis, Larsen’s work has focused on migration policy and governance. With a PhD from Monash University, Larsen has published on forcedmigration and asylum policies, and is currently working on a book on how spontaneous volunteers disrupt the management of forced migration published with Palgrave Macmillan. Currently a Research Assistant at the Australian National University, Larsen's interdisciplinary approach spans political science, criminology, and international reactions,analysing European migration responses and climate-induced displacement policies.

Power and Perception: The Role of Surveillance in the Greek Refugee Crisis and its Effects on Human Rights

The state surveillance of both refugees arriving in Greece and the journalists covering their stories obscures the Greek states dehumanisation of the refugees, reducing their plight to security statistics rather than genuine humanitarian concerns.

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Free Labour and Humanitarian Aid: Targeted by States, Ignored by International Organisations

The humanitarian sector relies on unpaid labourers or ‘volunteers,’, especially during disasters and conflict responses. However, the spontaneous yet significant contributions made by these volunteers remain largely unrecognised.

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Systemic racism in European migration politics?

In 2020, when George Floyd was murdered by four officers from the Minneapolis police department in the United States, a debate concerning systemic racism in the American police made international headlines. It quickly expanded to encompass the reality systemic racism as such, spreading to Europe and confronting nations allegedly incorporating structural racism that devalues black

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Undocumented Trauma

‘A true humanitarian does not get affected by the work they are doing’. I was surprised and, frankly, a little startled when one of the interview participants uttered this, staring me blankly in the face. It was not an opinion they conveyed but an established truth in humanitarian circles. Being 16 months into my PhD

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