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SC Arts, Culture and Migration (DIVCULT) The SC DIVCULT has recently been involved in different activities and events. One of them was the Spring Event, held in Lisbon from 4–6 May 2025 in collaboration with the ARTIVES project at the Universidade de...
The Slovenian Migration Institute (SMI) is part of the Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU) and is the only academic institute in Slovenia dedicated exclusively to migration research. Since its establishment in 1986,...
The Institute for Research on Migration and Society (IRMS) at Concordia University is an interdisciplinary hub for migration research based in Montreal, Canada. Founded in 2024, IRMS brings together faculty members, postdoctoral fellows, graduate...
by Nicola Chanamuto , PhD, Centre for Education and Students, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom This reflective piece explores the value of small-city fieldwork from my personal perspective as a sociologist based in the Centre for Education and...
At CRASH, we study migration not only as movement but as a process of transforming skills, resources, and societies across borders. CRASH Center for Research on Social Change and Human Mobility, based at Kozminski University in Warsaw, is an...
The months since our last update in February have been full of activity. When the PhD Network last wrote for the bulletin at the start of 2026, we were looking ahead to the Spring Conference in Liège, and we are glad to report that both events lived up...
The Migration Research Center at Koç University (MiReKoc), in partnership with the Boston University Center on Forced Displacement (BU CFD), will host the 2026 International Summer School , “Crossing Regions, Shaping Lives: African Migration Corridors...
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The IMISCOE Migration Podcast has launched its sixth season with three new episodes that explore migration through both conceptual and deeply personal lenses. The episodes talk about migrant transnationalism, the development lens in migration research...
We are pleased to share the 15th edition of the IMISCOE Bulletin, released just ahead of the 23rd IMISCOE Annual Conference, hosted by the Migratory Movements Group (Grup de Recerca sobre Moviments Migratoris) at the University of Girona (UdG).
This post is part of the blog series titled Visions for migration, published by the Standing Committee Reflexivities in Migration Studies (SC REFLEX), and edited by Sorina Carstea, Iva Dodevska, Stefan Manser-Egli and Anna-Lisa Müller. The series...