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16.09.2024
Call for Papers "Decentring and Recentring: Changing Agendas and Practices of Migration Studies" IMISCOE Annual Conference "Decentering Migration Studies" Paris–Aubervilliers, July 1-4, 2025 Panel organisers: Gunjan Sondhi, The Open University UK, This...
18.09.2024
CALL FOR PAPERS: 22nd IMISCOE Annual Conference, Paris Panel organizers: Nadine Blankvoort, Iva Dodevska, Stefan Manser-Egli Colonial Logics in Knowledge Production on Migrant Integration In academic discussions and public discourse, ‘integration’ is...
This is the final conference of REFUFAM , an interdisciplinary consortium examining the impact of Belgian migration-related policies on the social inclusion of refugees and their family members. The consortium is funded by Belspo Brain.be 2.0, and...
Next GenSeM Dialogue on 19 September , 1pm (UK time) , online: Middle-aged migrants: exploring a new research agenda on gender and life course Guest speaker: Dr Aija Lulle (University of Eastern Finland) Discussant: Dr Megha Amrith (Max Planck Institute...
Next GenSeM Dialogue on 19 September , 1pm (UK time) , online: Middle-aged migrants: exploring a new research agenda on gender and life course Guest speaker: Dr Aija Lulle (University of Eastern Finland) Discussant: Dr Megha Amrith (Max Planck Institute...
Dear colleagues, We are excited to remind you about the upcoming opportunity to submit an abstract to our panel at two significant conferences in 2025: the 22nd IMISCOE Conference, taking place in Paris (France) both physically and online from July 1-4,...
Deadline: 27.09.2024
The newly-formed Standing Committee (SC) on Families, Welfare, Care and the Life Course was approved at a meeting of the IMISCOE Board of Directors on 17th April 2024. The SC objectives are to: Draw wider attention in migration studies to the...
Deadline 15.09.2024
In view of the next IMISCOE conference to be held in Paris in July 2025, we are collecting papers for the panel below. For those interested in presenting a paper in this panel, please send us ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You...
Scholars from across the world and several social sciences disciplines are meeting in person in Mexico City, and in hybrid mode, to present their original research on migrant regularization, the liminality of citizenship and legal status. The works to...
Return Migration and Reverse Transnationalism: Reimagining Home, Identity, and Belonging Panel convenors: Russell King (University of Sussex) and Nilay Kılınç (University of Helsinki) Abstract Return migration has often been seen as the ‘final’ phase of...