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1st–4th July 2025, Paris–Aubervilliers and online

22nd IMISCOE Annual Conference

Decentering migration studies
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The call for the 22nd edition of the IMISCOE 2025 Annual Conference "Decentering Migration Studies" in Paris–Aubervilliers is now open!

We are thrilled to announce that the IMISCOE 2025 Annual Conference "Decentering Migration Studies" will tak place in Paris–Aubervilliers...

The call for papers for the 2025 Spring Conference at the University for Continuing Education Krems is now open!

The Department for Migration and Globalisation (DEMIG) is proud to announce that it will host the IMISCOE 2025 Spring Conference in Krems...

Connect to the 21st IMISCOE Annual Conference Portal

We are happy to announce that the Annual Conference Portal is now online! The Annual Conference "Migration as a Social Construction: A...

Call for Papers: BROAD-ER Scientific Conference in Barcelona 4

Background and General Purpose: The BROAD-ER project will be organizing a scientific conference in Barcelona on March 7 2025 , “Urban...

The Loyola Schools Outstanding Scholarly Work Award has been attributed to Professor Amparita S. Sta. Maria for her book chapter on "Labour Migration and exclusive State amidst the Global Pandemic of Covid 19"

Professor Amparita S Sta Maria, a contributor to the Migration in Southeast Asia Reader has received an award for her chapter on " Labour...

Doctoral course: Migration and Intersectional perspectives at The Graduate School on Migration and Integration, University of Gothenurg

The Graduate School on Migration and Integration offers a new Doctoral course on Migration and Intersectional perspectives Study period:...

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Excluding Diversity through Intersectional Borderings
Politics, Policies and Daily Lives
Excluding Diversity through Intersectional Borderings
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Comparative Migration Studies, Volume 12
Comparative Migration Studies, Volume 12
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