Reflexivities in Migration Studies Blog
07.06.2022
by {expert}Halleh Ghorashi|||{/expert} Since 2015, the study of refugee inclusion has become a booming business. However, research and policies are still quite disconnected from refugees’ lives. Reflective infrastructures can help refugees, other...
by Cecilia Bruzelius and Isabel Shutes Over the recent years, there has been growing attention to cross-national migration in social policy research. Yet migration is often seen as external to the development of welfare systems. Moreover, the...
02.06.2022
by Ipek Demir The seminal article by Wimmer and Glick Schiller laid the foundations of what came to be known as critical and reflexive migration studies scholarship. The article rightfully challenged methodological nationalism. I argue, however, that...
31.05.2022
by Janine Dahinden , Aldina Camenisch and Robin Stünzi Research about migration has arguably been dominated by a western-, and nation-state-centered perspective. In response, reflexive debates on knowledge production have addressed methodological...
Twenty Years of ‘Reflexive’ Migration Studies: Approaches, Application and New Challenges A joint initiative of the IMISCOE Standing Committee Reflexivities in Migration Studies and the nccr – on the move . Blog Series Editors: Aldina Camenisch, Janine...