Publications
IMISCOE adds 56th member - RUNOMI - to the network
These unprecedented times have been challenging across the globe. New “normal” have surfaced to be able to cope with the new situation and IMISCOE wasn’t foreign to this. The renowned annual conference has been conducted online with over 800...
Writing in community: The GenSeM committee first online writing retreat
GenSeM is organising an online writing retreat day on Thursday 20 August to support PhD researchers and Early Career Researchers particularly, although scholars at any level are welcome to attend. In this blog post, our GenSeM PhD/ECR representatives...
The Floating Population in China
Jolynna Sinanan spoke to Xinyuan Wang about her work with temporary, low-wage workers in Chinese factory towns, looking at, what she calls “the human face of Made in China”.
Writing in community: GenSeM first online writing retreat
GenSeM PhD/ECR representatives Marianela and Nicola will hold an online writing retreat day on Thursday 20 August to support PhD researchers and Early Career Researchers particularly, although scholars at any level are welcome to attend. Why are writing...
Misconceptions about migration and development
In this episode I speak to Melissa Siegel about the aspirations that drive people's decisions to live elsewhere. Through her research, Melissa debunks the idea that people migrate only to escape poverty and conflict, and that development in sending...
2019: IRN Best Paper Award
Congratulations to MPI MMG researcher Elisabeth Badenhoop and her co-authors Mike Slaven (University of Lincoln, UK) and Sara Casella Colombeau (EHESS/CNRS, French Collaborative Institute on Migration, France) for receiving the 2019 Council for European...
GenSeM at IMISCOE 2020
On July 1 st and 2 nd , researchers working on and interested on how migration and integration are shaped by gender and sexuality met at the 2020 IMISCOE conference . After launching the Standing Committee on Gender and Sexuality in Migration Research...
2020: Dr. Gerhild Perl winner of the Maria Ioannis Baganha Award
The winner of the 2020 IMISCOE Maria Ioannis Baganha Dissertation Award is Dr. Gerhild Perl. Her dissertation, entitled: "Traces of death. Exploring affective responsiveness across the Spanish- Moroccan Sea" was defended on 28 February, 2019.
2020: Dr. Gerhild Perl
The winner of the 2020 IMISCOE Maria Ioannis Baganha Dissertation Award is Dr. Gerhild Perl. Her dissertation, entitled: "Traces of death. Exploring affective responsiveness across the Spanish- Moroccan Sea" was defended on 28 February, 2019.
CfP: Tallinn University, Tallinn, Estonia/E-Estonia
Deadline: 30 July, 2020
International research conference - The anxieties of migration and integration in turbulent times: 14-15 January 2021, Tallinn University, Tallinn, Estonia/E-Estonia The European migration crisis, the political destabilization in many countries,...