Barzoo Eliassi
Affiliated Researcher
Barzoo holds a PhD in social work (2010) and serves as an Associate Professor at Linnaeus University where he teaches at undergraduate and graduate levels. His research area engages with ethnic relations, social policy, social work, Kurdish and Palestinian diasporas, citizenship and multiculturalism in Middle Eastern and west European societies. Before joining Linnaeus University, he served as postdoc as the Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies at Lund University between 2011-2013 and worked as a researcher at the International Migration Institute at Oxford University in 2014 where he carried out research among Kurdish and Palestinian Diasporas in Sweden and the UK.
Barzoo has taught at the two-year international interdisciplinary Master's programme in Middle Eastern Studies at Lund University and undergraduate and graduate courses within the social work program at Linnaeus University. He worked as program coordinator for the master program in social work, 2019-2021. In 2015, he was approached and offered to be nominated by York University as a Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) for exceptional emerging researchers, acknowledged as having the potential to lead in the field on Migration and Mobilities. On August 2022, he was promoted as full professor in social work at York University, Canada.
Publications
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Minoritized Communities in Iran : The Struggle for Unconditional Equality
Barzoo Eliassi
(2024) Iranian Studies, 57 p.303-309
Journal articleJakt på papperslösa gör oss till en polisstat
Jacob Lind, Pouran Djampour, Maja Sager, Emma Söderman, Vanna Nordling, et al.
(2016) Svenska Dagbladet
Newspaper articleFotbollströjor, terror och tillhörighetspolitik
Dan-Erik Andersson, Barzoo Eliassi, Leif Stenberg
(2014) Idrottsforum.Org / Nordic Sport Science Forum
Journal articleLeftist intellectuals and the Kurds: The cases of Edward Said, Hamid Dabashi and Tariq Ali
Barzoo Eliassi
(2013) Rudaw
Newspaper articlePrivilege and oppression – the Persian example in multiethnic Iran
Barzoo Eliassi
(2013) Your Middle East
Newspaper articleContesting Kurdish Identities in Sweden: Quest for Belonging among Middle Eastern Youth
Barzoo Eliassi
(2013) Middle Eastern Series
BookMellan Tillhörighet och Exkludering: Identitetsformering och Motstånd bland Unga Kurder i Sverige
Barzoo Eliassi
(2013) Locus, 3 p.32-50
Journal articleOrientalist Social Work: Cultural otherization of Muslim Immigrants in Sweden
Barzoo Eliassi
(2013) Critical Social Work, 14 p.33-47
Journal articlePolitical terrains of Writing Belonging, Memory and Homeland
Barzoo Eliassi
(2012) Emergent Writing Methodologies in Feminist Studies
Book chapterNational conflict reflected in diasporas: the quest for recognition among Kurdish youth in Sweden
Barzoo Eliassi
(2011) [Publication information missing]
Newspaper articleKurdish nationalism under the shadow of a treacherous cosmopolitanism
Barzoo Eliassi
(2011) www.awene.com
Newspaper articleNationalism, Statelessness and Reactive Identity formation among Kurdish youth in Sweden
Barzoo Eliassi
(2011)
Conference paperThe Experience of Subordinated Inclusion in Sweden among Young Kurds
Barzoo Eliassi
(2011)
Conference paperA stranger in my homeland. The politics of belonging among young people with Kurdish backgrounds in Sweden
Barzoo Eliassi
(2010)
DissertationOjämlikhetens landskap och västerländska fantasier om räddningsuppdrag i världen
Barzoo Eliassi
(2010) Röster om internationalisering , p.44-59
Book chapterDiskriminerande föreställningar inom socialtjänsten
Barzoo Eliassi
(2006) Den segregerande integrationen. Om social sammanhållning och dess hinder , p.251-294
Book chapterBerättelsens dystra färd genom Kurdistan
Barzoo Eliassi
(2006) Kurdistan Studies: a partypolitical and religious independent journal , p.69-80
Journal articleSyndabocken bland oss
Barzoo Eliassi
(2005) Mana : antirasistisk tidskrift , p.12-13
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Contact Information
Department of Social Work, Linnaeus University
barzoo.eliassi@lnu.se
+46 480-44 62 93