In the most recent PhD Blog entry, Nare Galstyan (PhD Candidate at the University of Milan) asks Maurizio Ambrosini (Professor of Sociology of Migration at the University of Milan) about books and movies on the topic of migration.
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New IMISCOE PhD Blog entry: short interview with Maurizio Ambrosini
18 March 2017
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