Theodoros Fouskas is an assistant professor of sociology with an emphasis on migration and public health in the Department of Public Health Policy at the University of West Attica, Greece. He combines studies on migration, migrant health and access to healthcare, health disparities, precarious employment, domestic work and care, racial and ethnic inequalities, migrant community organizations, pro-/anti-migrant mobilisations, social integration, and exclusion. Since 2005, he has participated in many research programmes on migrants, refugees, and other vulnerable groups. Latest research projects: “Migrant and refugee integration into local societies during the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain and Greece” (GSRI/UNIWA), 2021–2022; “Voices of Immigrant Women” (Erasmus+/EU), 2020–2022. Authored monograph: "Precarious Lives of Maids, Nannies and Caregivers in Greece" (Prefaces by Bridget Anderson and Giovanna Campani), New York, Nova Science Publishers, 2021. Edited publications: "Immigrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Times of Crises: A. An International Handbook on Migration and Refugee Studies, Management Policies and Governance" (Preface by Giovanna Campani), Athens, European Public Law Organization (EPLO), 2021; "Immigrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Times of Crises: B. An International Handbook on Migration, Asylum, Social Integration and Exclusion" (Preface by Marco Martiniello), Athens, European Public Law Organization (EPLO), 2021.