Hannah Hoechner

Associate Professor in Education and Global Development

Email: H.Hoechner@uea.ac.uk

Tel: +44 (0)1603 59 1870

Hannah Hoechner is an Associate Professor in Education and Global Development. Hannah is part of our Global Environmental Justice Group, as well as Education and Development, and Migrants and Refugees themes.

For a complete set of publications to date, please see below.

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    Counter-currents of migration and faith: the involvement of Senegalese migrants and their children within the religious education sector in Senegal
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    Exploring the nexus between faith-based education and violent conflict: Islamic education and northeast Nigeria’s Boko Haram crisis
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    Covid-19 Diaries from Kano, northern Nigeria
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    Transnational migration and educational change in Senegal and Ghana: Educating the new generation of Afropolitans?
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    Mobility, social reproduction and triple minority status: young Senegalese-Americans’ experiences of growing up transnationally
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    Senegalese migrants’ children, homeland returns, and Islamic education in a transnational setting
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    Islamic education and the ‘diaspora’: Religious schooling and Senegalese migrants’ children
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    Islamic schooling and the second generation.
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    COVID-19: In northern Nigeria, states scapegoat the usual suspects
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    In northern Nigeria, distrust jeopardises the response to coronavirus
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    Transnational migration and educational change: Examples of Afropolitan schooling from Senegal and Ghana
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    Scapegoating the usual suspects? Pandemic control and the securitization of Qur’anic education in northern Nigeria
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