We are an interdisciplinary team of Durham academics who have been researching migration and asylum issues, peace, conflict and violence, gender, trauma, stereotypes, epistemic injustice and human rights. In this project we explore collaboratively how credibility pathways are constructed within asylum adjudication processes in the UK, Greece, Germany and Cyprus. We focus on the role of legal and policy categories, the establishment of systems of knowledge, what constitutes evidence, patterns of evidence and interpretation, and the possibility of epistemic injustice.
DR. ELISABETH KIRTSOGLOU 
DR. OLGA DEMETRIOU 
PROF. JUTTA BAKONYI 
DR. LAUREN MARTIN 
PROF. ANNA SECOR 
DR. JONNY DARLING 
DR. GEETANJALI GANGOLI 
DR. ALISON JOBE 
DR. KATHY PUDDIFOOT 
DR. BENEDICT DOUGLAS 
DR. MAJA KUTLACA 
DR. PATRICK KOTZUR 
SPYROS KOYLOCHERIS, LLM
CREDIBILITY 