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Deadline: 25 November, 2021
This is an open call to researchers from the social sciences, writers or journalists, or other professionals, who are currently working on a project related to this topic and who would like to benefit from one of the grants offered at faberllull.
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.
Deadline: 29 November, 2021
Call for papers on the Research Topic Urban Resilience and Migration Governance has just been released at Frontiers in Political Science - section Comparative Governance.
Deadline: 15 October, 2021
The aim of this special issue is to explore issues on Brazilian migration to Spain and/or Portugal between 2008 and 2021 from a multidisciplinary approach.
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.
Deadline: 15 October, 2021
The University of Warsaw would like to announce a competition for a team leader (“Red Giant”) who will manage the activities of excellent young researchers from the social sciences with high quality research experience (“Rising Stars”).
Event: 7 October, 13:00 – 14:15 CEST
Dr Alice Massari joins us to discuss her new book 'Visual Securitization': seminar co-sponsored by IMISCOE.
04.10.2021
The Standing Committee on Migrant Transnationalism (MITRA) is happy to announce MigranTea – informal sessions for PhDs candidates, working on the field of migrant transnationalism, to present their research and exchange ideas.
Deadline: 3 October, 2021
Reports about global criminal networks taking over clandestine routes have stoked fears about irregular migration becoming a breeding ground for transnational crime, such as human trafficking, human smuggling, and drug trafficking.