Archived News and Events
IMISCOE’s Research Initiative PriMob is happy to announce that the ‘Mapping the field‘ section of its website is ready and open for consultation.
- Category: Network News
This blog post is part of the IMISCOE PhD blog series in which I write on some of the most salient issues of national identity and nationalism within academic research. Source: Javier Robles, pixabay.com Calls for re-examining the concept of integration...
- Category: PhD Blog
Seminar: 8 April 2021
The Satellite Seminar Jean Monnet Chair European Migration Studies on “Consumption of Cultural Goods for Migrants Integration” will take place online from 9 to 29 April. It includes presentations from renowned culture and migration scholars, the...
- Category: News from Members
Deadline: 7 April 2021
The SOLiDi consortium and the University of Humanistic Studies are looking for a talented and motivated researcher to join the International Training Network and write a PhD on solidarity in diversity. Within the European Training Network on promoting...
- Category: News from Members
About this Event ‘Integration’ and ‘deportation’ seem to be two opposed ways of talking about and responding to immigration. Indeed, in many countries 'successful integration’ can be a ground for suspending a deportation or even awarding (exceptional)...
- Category: Past Events
The Fourth Seminar Organized by the Anti-Discrimination Working Group in 2021: Reflecting on the Relationship Between Racism and Migration Studies in Belgium and Germany In the wake of protests erupting in the summer of 2020 as a result of the killing...
- Category: Past Events
The webinar will launch the research project ‘Effects of Externalisation: EU Migration Management in Africa and the Middle East’ (EFFEXT).
- Category: Past Events
Description The ‘Family Migration in Times of Crisis’ workshop will explore the impacts of crisis on family migration, how family migrants respond to crises, and intertwined temporalities of crisis and migration. The crises to be considered include,...
- Category: Past Events
The observation that ‘[b]elonging like home entails personally significant and emotional connections between people and places’ (Kusenbach & Paulsen 2013, p. 6) continues to take on novel forms and high political and existential stakes. Irreducible to...
- Category: Past Events
Deadline: 20 March - 2021
Information Place your contribution within a cluster and subarea. Title, Abstract: max. 200/250 words. Brief bio (including email and website, ORCID): max. 200 words. Deadline: 20th March, 2021. Confirmation acceptance or rejection: April. The purpose...
- Category: News from Members