Listen to our interview with Sverre Molland who takes a critical look at two themes that have prominently structured humanitarian aid and funding: human trafficking and safe migration.
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Post-Doc position in Urban and Migration studies
09 August 2022
The project “BROAD-ER: Bridging the Migration and Urban Studies Nexus” (ID 101079254) awarded under the call HORIZON-WIDERA-2021 is looking for a Post-Doc research position in Urban and Migration studies. Deadline September, 18th, 2022 For more...
Vacancies - University of Leiden - Two Post-Doctoral Researchers in Comparative Political Economy on Labour Market and Welfare State Transformations
09 August 2022
The Leiden University is looking for two Post-Doctoral Researchers in Comparative Political Economy on Labour Market and Welfare State Transformations as part of a new Horizon Europe project (4 years). More information here :...
Call for chapters - Refugees in East Asia: Taiwan and Japan in comparison
09 August 2022
According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), since 2011 there has been a steep increase of refugees around the world due to persecution, conflict, violence, human rights violation or events seriously disturbing public order....
CfP: "Towards reflexivity in the study of mobility and diversity: theories, positionality and the political economy of knowledge production"
28.07.2022
by Iva Dodevska and Maissam Nimer Iva Dodesvka and Maissam Nimer invite you to submit proposals for a planned Special Issue entitled Towards reflexivity in the study of mobility and diversity: theories, positionality and the political economy of...
Book Launch event, online 20th Sept: Revisiting Migrant Networks: Migrants and their Descendants in Labour Markets (Springer, 2022) Open Access book
15 July 2022
In this 90 minutes event, we will briefly present an overview of the origins of the book and its innovative contribution to migration and social network research. We will then invite a panel of leading scholars in migration studies to lead a reflection...