Standing Committee
Curiosity and Community in Research Date: Friday, 27th of February 2026 Time: 15:00 - 17:00 CET We will hold this as an online event. -- Welcome to the IMISCOE PhD Day 2026 ! Research is, among other things, driven by curiosity. For PhD students, this...
In this podcast series, Lara Momesso returns to the field, this time turning the microphone towards British citizens living alongside new migrants to the UK. Through thoughtful conversations, she explores how the presence of immigrants in the UK has...
The Centre for Ethnic and Migration Studies (CEDEM) of the University of Liège is proud to announce that it will host the 2026 IMISCOE Spring Conference in Liège between 16-18 March 2026. The Call for Papers can be found below.
‘Unpacking the asylum procedure in its intersecting linguistic, sociocultural, psychological and legal dimensions’ (hereafter UNPACK) is an interdisciplinary and interuniversity iBOF project investigating fairness in asylum procedures. Asylum procedures...
IMISCOE EduSocial & CIES-Iscte, in collaboration with Eurac Research, CESSMIR & Ghent University, are pleased to announce the launch of the Webinar Series “Language, Power, and Social Boundaries: Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion Across Social...
We are pleased to announce our forthcoming hybrid Migration Dialogue, organised in collaboration with the SCMR at Sussex on January 28th, 1-2.30 (UK time). We will welcome Dr Tunay Altay, a long-standing GenSeM member, who will present his work on...
It is our pleasure to announce that another Special Issue addressing key topics of the Standing Committee Reflexivities in Migration Studies has just been published: the Special Issue "Reflecting on the Geographies of Migration Research", published in...
Five years after the kick-off meeting in Neuchâtel formally launched the work of the IMISCOE Standing Committee (SC) Reflexivities in Migration Studies, members gathered in Warsaw to take stock and formulate a future agenda. The workshop ‘Heading...
In this podcast series, Lara Momesso returns to the field, this time turning the microphone towards British citizens living alongside new migrants to the UK. Through thoughtful conversations, she explores how the presence of immigrants in the UK has...
4 February 2026, 15:00-16:30 CET
What happened to migrants when they were encouraged to seek opportunities across borders but then suddenly couldn't live a transnational life at will? Yasmin Ortiga's new book, Stuck at Home: Pandemic Immobilities in the Nation of Emigration (Stanford...