Network News
23 December, 2021
The IMISCOE Conference 2021 is supporting reforestation in Costa Rica and planting in the Saar/Lux Region. With the donation of 6175€, 343 native trees will be planted in the Cobiga-Corridor-Project. This precious participation will sequestrate 171 t of...
Deadline: 31 January, 2022
IMISCOE has opened the call for nominations for its 2022 Maria Ioannis Baganha Dissertation Award. The Network has awarded this prize annually since 2010 to stimulate and recognise excellent PhD research in the field of international migration research.
29 June – 1 July 2022 (Hybrid)
We are delighted to confirm the topics and speakers of the opening and closing plenary, as well as further information about the semi-plenaries! Submit your panel, workshop, and paper proposals until 10 January 2022 (23:59 CET).
16 November, 2021
Dear all, we virtually sat down with IMISCOE’s new vice-chair of the Board of Directors Wiebke Sievers (Austrian Academy of Sciences). We talked about her IMISCOE history, conference memories, research and goals for the future. Enjoy this insightful read!
08 November 2021
Milena Belloni speaks to Valentina Mazzucato about how she explores the minute details of everyday migrant transnationalism. Click here to listen to the episode.
29 June – 1 July 2022
Join us in Oslo – or online – for the 19th annual IMISCOE conference (29 June – 1 July 2022)!
21 October 2021
We sat down with Maria Shaidrova, the new PhD representative, to talk research, IMISCOE and the PhD network. Enjoy!
Event: 7-8 October, 2021 (online)
On 7-8 October 2021, we invite you to join us for the Ethics and Privacy of Big Data Use for Migration Research Workshop, which will be held fully online.
01 October 2021
On behalf of Ricard Zapata-Barrero, from the EuroMedMig network and GRITIM-UPF, we are pleased to announce that the last number of the EuroMedMig Policy Paper series entitled "Migration Policies of North African Countries Towards Third Country Citizens"...
29.09.2021
Nina Glick Schiller speaks about her research career and about how she and her co-authors wrote the pioneering study "Nations Unbound". Listen to the episode on The Migration Podcast.