Events
Throughout the year numerous IMISCOE events are organised, in the context of research clusters, publication events, PhD training, etc. The most important item on the annual agenda of IMISCOE is the Annual Conference, which has been organised every year since 2004 by one of IMISCOE's member institutes. In 2024 the 21th Annual Conference will be held in Lisbon and online.
Another annual event is the Spring Conference taking place in Istanbul and online in 2024.
Besides the IMISCOE annual conferences, various events are organised throughout the year. At least once a year a smaller academic seminar is organised by one of the IMISCOE member institutes. In addition, numerous events are organised by the various Standing Committees.
2024-11-28, online
You are warmly invited to the Women in Refugee Law (WiRL) network & GenSeM hybrid event Borders of Exclusion: The Power of Visual Counter-Narratives in Epistemic Knowledge THURSDAY 28 NOVEMBER | 11:00am-1:00pm (GMT & UTC) Join us in Room Arts C333...
25-29 August 2025 , Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning (IGOT)
Developing a sensory methodology in migration studies
Event organised by: the Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning ( IGOT ) at the University of Lisbon and the Critical Heritage Studies Hub at Jagiellonian University Event location: The PhD school will take place at the Institute of Geography and...
18-19 November 2024, University of Ghent and online
Bridging divides in gender migration studies: enhancing North-South cooperation for inclusive knowledge production
We warmly welcome you all to the hybrid event ‘ Bridging divides in gender migration studies. Enhancing North-South cooperation for inclusive knowledge’ on November 18-19. Programme (all times in ECT) DAY 1 9.30 Welcome & breakfast 9.50 Welcome and...
IMISCOE event
1st–4th July 2025, Paris–Aubervilliers and online
Decentering migration studies
In the past years, migration studies have witnessed the renewal of theoretical frameworks, the emergence of new methodologies, numerous empirical studies, and increased collaboration among researchers, all with the aim of improving our understanding of...
IMISCOE event
17-19 March 2025, University for Continuing Education Krems, Austria
The Regularity of Irregularity: Rethinking Migration Paradigms
Event organised by : Department for Migration and Globalisation (DEMIG), University for Continuing Education Krems Conference days: 17-19 March 2025 EXTENDED deadline for paper submissions: 16 September 2024, 23:59 (CEST). (Closed) The Department for...
IMISCOE event
Online
We are excited to extend an invitation to you for our upcoming book launch event: ‘Migrant Narratives: Storytelling as Agency, Belonging and Community’, Edited By: Brigitte Bönisch-Brednich, Anastasia Christou, Silke Meyer, Marie Johanna Karner, Anton...
Online
Empowering educators in and for multilingual environments. A conversation with Denis Weger and Marta Guarda
28 May 2024, 1-2pm CET Please register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/74871029-50bd-4bb8-b782-d1e765eed707@92513267-03e3-401a-80d4-c58ed6674e3b Abstract: This webinar features Denis Weger (University of Vienna) and Marta Guarda (Eurac...
The Institute of East Asian Studies (IN-EAST) in the University of Duisburg-Essen is organizing the first lecture as part of the Research Forum “Diversifying Immigrant Societies in (East) Asia”. This forum is co-organized with collaborative research...
IMISCOE event
3-7 June 2024, Preston- University of Central Lancashire & Online
Migration, Race and Inclusivity
To ensure that our events remain safe and inclusive we have created the IMISCOE Code of Conduct (you can attach the document in this email document) for online, hybrid and face-to-face events. In case I have questions or wish to discuss potential...
Max Planck Intsitute for Demographic Research
Advances in computational power and statistical algorithms, in conjunction with the increasing availability of large datasets, have led to a Cambrian explosion of machine learning (ML) methods. For population researchers, these methods are useful not...
