- Category: Member in Focus
Established in 1925, the Institute for Ethnic Studies (IES) was among the first public research institutions in Slovenia and is considered one of the first research institutions of its kind in the world. The institute is now also part of the IMISCOE...
- Category: Member in Focus
The Center on Forced Displacement (CFD) at Boston University fosters interdisciplinary research and engagement with the global challenge of forced displacement, drawing from international relations, social sciences, humanities, engineering, natural...
- Category: Annual Reports
This Annual Report is the second one that we publish since the Centre for Ethnic and Migration Studies (CEDEM) of the University of Liège assumed the coordination of IMISCOE in April 2022. After two years in this role, we believe it is now a good moment...
- Category: Member in Focus
The long awaited SC RACED (Race, Racism and Discrimination) has been created in July 2023 to make visible the emerging and dynamic field of research on race, racism and discrimination in IMISCOE. This new Standing Committee aims at structuring the...
- Category: about IMISCOE
The Board of Directors represents the highest authority of the network and decides on the network structuring activities — the joint programme of activities, the allocating of funds and the financial accounting, any changes in the membership and...
- Category: Annual Reports
This Annual Report is the first that we have published since the Centre for Ethnic and Migration Studies (CEDEM) of the University of Liège assumed the coordination of IMISCOE from Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR). It hence marks an important moment...
- Category: Member in Focus
An interview with Professor Birte Nienaber and Nicole Holzapfel-Mantin On September 22, 2020, I met with Professor Birte Nienaber and Nicole Holzapfel-Mantin from the University of Luxembourg (UL) online. The UL was supposed to host the IMISCOE 2020...
- Category: Member in Focus
The Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration (CERC Migration) program is based at Ryerson University, located in downtown Toronto at the heart of Canada’s most diverse city. CERC Migration is an international research hub...
- Category: about IMISCOE
The Executive Board supervises and advises the work of the coordinator and the Network Office and prepares meetings and decisions of the Board of Directors . The members of the Executive Board are nominated by the Board of Directors.
- Category: about IMISCOE
The Board of Directors represents the highest authority of the network and decides on the network structuring activities — the joint programme of activities, the allocating of funds and the financial accounting, any changes in the membership and...
- Category: Member in Focus
Migration and Inclusive Societies (MIS) conducts a wide range of research in the fields of humanities, behavioural sciences, education and social work, social sciences, geography, and architecture to understand change and to contribute to open and...
- Category: Annual Reports
This year (2019) the IMISCOE network celebrated its 15th anniversary.
- Category: about IMISCOE
Annual Report, including an account of 15 years IMISCOE by founding father Rinus Penninx! In 2019, IMISCOE celebrates its 15th anniversary. A great opportunity to look back at the road that we have travelled not only during 2018 (the focus of this...
- Category: Annual Reports
In 2019, IMISCOE celebrates its 15th anniversary. A great opportunity to look back at the road that we have travelled not only during 2018 (the focus of this annual report), but also since the genesis of IMISCOE in 2004. How has the Network evolved and...
- Category: Annual Reports
This annual report covers the 13th year of IMISCOE’s existence; 2017. It is however for the first time that the network issues an annual report like this one. In fact, this annual report is one of the concrete efforts to cope with the growth of the...
- Category: about IMISCOE
By Aafke Brus, Radboud University Nijmegen August 2014 2. Origins and development of IMISCOE The formal establishment of IMISCOE was in April 2004, when the European Commission decided to finance it as a Network of Excellence. However, plans for the...
- Category: about IMISCOE
By Aafke Brus, Radboud University Nijmegen August 2014 7. Conclusion This paper has provided an historical biography of IMISCOE from the establishment of the Network of Excellence, the change into an International Research Network, and the recent move...
- Category: about IMISCOE
By Aafke Brus, Radboud University Nijmegen August 2014 6. Training and awards A final category of IMISCOE’s activities involves training & awards. Both are oriented at promoting excellence in the field of migration and integration studies, at various...
- Category: about IMISCOE
By Aafke Brus, Radboud University Nijmegen August 2014 5. Events Besides research and publications, the organization of events such as conferences, symposia and PhD schools has been a key part of IMISCOE’s activities. Especially IMISCOE’s annual...
