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Comparative Migration Studies welcomes Special Issues on timely topics. The objective of Special Issues is to bring together recent and high-quality works that focus on comparative research in migration, integration, and race and ethnic relations....
We are pleased to share the Annual Report 2025 and the latest edition of the IMISCOE Bulletin , both highlighting the breadth and diversity of research, collaboration, and activities taking place across our Network! The Annual Report celebrates the many...
IMISCOE, the world's largest network focusing on migration and diversity, is proud to have an official book series in collaboration with Springer . This collection showcases empirical and theoretical research on diverse facets of international...
We are delighted to inform that the 2025 IMISCOE Annual Report is now available. You can read it in full here. Below you can find the reflections of IMISCOE Coordinators Daniela Vintila and Jean-Michel Lafleur (CEDEM-University of Liège) on this 2025...
In 2009, when I first visited Shatila, a Palestinian refugee camp on the outskirts of Beirut, I was nineteen years old. I went there to volunteer in a Palestinian youth centre. In preparation for my trip, I had read extensively about the camp and its...
The 23rd IMISCOE Annual Conference is hosted by the Migratory Movements Group (Grup de Recerca sobre Moviments Migratoris) at the University of Girona (UdG). Our group is multidisciplinary — bringing together researchers from sociology, education,...
Event organised by: The Global Migration Institute at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Canada Conference days: 10-12 March 2027 EXTENDED deadline for paper submissions: 15 July 2026 (23:59 Toronto time zone) The Global Migration Institute at...
Over the past two decades, Latin America has undergone a profound transformation in its migratory dynamics. Transitioning from a region primarily characterised by emigration — particularly towards the United States and Europe — the territory has...
The Faculty of Sociology, University of A Coruña (Spain), announced a Call for Papers for the International Research Seminar Mobilities, Social Reproduction and Global Inequalities: New Approaches to Feminist Studies on International Migration , which...
A non-academic path is a perfectly valid option after completing a PhD. Yet, throughout the doctoral journey, a quiet assumption often lingers: that the “real” destination is academia. The script tends to be familiar – a postdoc, a lectureship, a...