Reflexivities in Migration Studies Blog
Exciting new from the Standing Committee "Reflexivities in Migration Studies"! The Special Issue "Towards reflexivity in the study of mobility and diversity: Theories, positionality, and the political economy of knowledge production", published in the...
We are delighted to announce the publication of the book Reflexivities and Knowledge Production in Migration Studies. Pitfalls and Alternatives. It is edited by Prof. Dr. {expert}Janine Dahinden|||{/expert} und Prof. Dr. {expert}Andreas...
We are delighted to announce the publication of the book Reflexivities and Knowledge Production in Migration Studies. Pitfalls and Alternatives. It is edited by Prof. Dr. {expert}Janine Dahinden|||{/expert} and Prof. Dr. {expert}Andreas...
Podcast news! {expert}Janine Dahinden|||{/expert}, co-director of the Standing Committee "Reflexivities in Migration Studies", discusses together with Manos Dias-Abey the question of how people become ‘migrants’. Episode 3 of the MMB podcast ‘ Migration...
07.07.2022
by {expert}Christine Lang|||{/expert} Reflexive approaches in migration studies have revealed the problems of traditional constructions of the objects of migration research. Much less attention has been paid to the subjects doing the research and the...
14.06.2022
by Sophie Cranston and Karine Duplan In political and popular discourse, migration is alternately portrayed as a problem to be managed or a danger to be fought. Consequently, the term appears to carry with it a set of social and political issues....
21.06.2022
by {expert}Stefan Manser-Egli|||{/expert} ‘Respecting the values of the constitution’ is one of the most recent requirements in Swiss integration law. In the last decades, academic voices reproducing narratives of ‘cultural distance’ have contributed to...
23.06.2022
by Calogero Giametta Migration research has historically conceived migrants as heterosexual, and rendered gender and sexual identity invisible. It is only recently that the intersection of queer and migration studies has produced critical knowledge...
16.06.2022
by Rama Srinivasan Integration policies are often perceived in academic works as gatekeeping instruments but, while they can certainly be deployed as such, this framing does not fully represent the variety of immigrant perspectives in my study. My own...
07.06.2022
by {expert}Halleh Ghorashi|||{/expert} Since 2015, the study of refugee inclusion has become a booming business. However, research and policies are still quite disconnected from refugees’ lives. Reflective infrastructures can help refugees, other...