15th IMISCOE Annual Conference

Europe, Migrations and the Mediterranean: #imiscoebcn18 Human Mobilities and Intercultural Challenges

This event is organised in collaboration with the following partners: Barcelona, July 2–4, 2018

European Institute of the Mediterrabean

#imiscoebcn18 15th IMISCOE Annual Conference Europe, Migrations and the Mediterranean: Human Mobilities and Intercultural Challenges

Barcelona, July 2–4, 2018

This event is organised in collaboration with the following partners:

European Institute of the Mediterrabean About the Organisers

Universitat Pompeu Fabra – Barcelona is a public, Conference Committee international and research-intensive university that, in just Rosa Aparicio twenty-five years, has earned a place for itself among the Pieter Bevelander best universities in Europe. It appears on some of the most Tiziana Caponio influential rankings, such us the Times Higher Education Godfried Engbersen Young University Ranking, where it ranks 17th among Tineke Fokkema universities aged 50 years or under. Zenia Hellgren Jean-Michel Lafleur UPF is also a modern, urban university with three campuses Laura Oso located in the heart of Barcelona. Specifically, it specialises Eva Ostergaard-Nielsen in the following fields: health and life sciences, economic John Palmer and business sciences, political and social sciences, law, Jens Schneider humanities, communication, translation and interpretation, Peter Scholten and information and communication technologies. Wiebke Sievers Ana Triandafyllidou The university is home to 592 full-time equivalent faculty Ricard Zapata-Barrero (chair) members (including 308 permanent lecturers) Organizing Committee and 14,211 students enrolled on undergraduate, Ricard Zapata-Barrero (chair) masters and doctoral studies. Gemma Aubarell (coordinator) Juliana Fornasier (coordination support) GRITIM-UPF is the Interdisciplinary Research Group Mayyar Skhita (coordination support) on Immigration at the Department of Political and Social Begüm Dereli (core team) Sciences at UPF. It is made up of researchers from a Gülce Özdemir (core team) variety of disciplines interested in aspects of innovation Laura Wassermann (core team) and change management in relation to human mobility IMISCOE Coordinator and diversity. The group’s main objectives are to promote Peter Scholten theoretical and applied research, training and knowledge IMISCOE Network Office transfer, related to political and social agendas and, in Warda Belabas particular, to help define a European and Mediterranean Karin Milovanovic approach in migration studies. Sevgi Yilmaz

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Welcome Welcome Schedule- by Rector UPF by the coordinators At-A-Glance 14 18 24

Opening Semi Concert Plenary Plenaries and Closing © GRITIM-UPF (Interdisciplinary Research Group on Immigration) Jaume I Building (Ciutadella Campus) Ramon Trias Fargas, 25-27 26 28 46 08005 Barcelona [email protected]

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Conference Index Biographies Printed in Spain practicalities Welcome by the Rector of Welcome by Universitat Pompeu Fabra the coordinators

It is a great honour for UPF is a public, international, effectively working in this The Mediterranean is at the producing excellent research publications as well as Universitat Pompeu Fabra - research-intensive university direction. Furthermore, very heart of many of today’s that has been very visible in publications in the journal Barcelona to host the 15th that aims to be a key social bringing the conference migration issues. Even the IMISCOE. Also, GRITIM-UPF Comparative Migration IMISCOE Annual Conference, agent. We are a leading with this particular topic more reason to dedicate brings to the network strong Studies, higher levels of especially in a year when it university in terms of both to Barcelona highlights the a conference to this topic, connections with institutes seed-funding provided to will address the outstanding teaching and scientific city’s traditional bridging role and to have the European across the Mediterranean, research initiatives and issue of human mobilities output that consistently and Mediterranean context. migration scholarship which is of great value to the standing committees in the Mediterranean and strives to offer original and community gather in the conference as well as to the within IMISCOE and a vast the resulting intercultural effective solutions to social I am confident that this event Mediterranean. Barcelona is network. expansion of the size of challenges. needs. Not only do we have will foster thought-provoking not only a hotspot of various our PhD network and the the critical mass to achieve discussion. Initiatives such political developments, but As IMISCOE, this conference activities organized for PhDs. Jaume Casals The last few months have this, we also embrace an as the IMISCOE conference Peter Scholten also a hotspot of migration marks an important phase in Rector of Universitat shown that dialogue organizational structure that can highlight the important Coordinator of IMISCOE and diversification, and a our development. Next year, I wish you a very good Pompeu Fabra - Barcelona between scholars and encourages contact between role that young and dynamic source of innovative policy the Network will celebrate conference. Enjoy the high- policymakers is key to departments in order to universities play in promoting approach such as the its 15th anniversary. This quality contributions to the addressing a challenge that strengthen cross-disciplinary development and welfare. interculturalist approach. marks a ‘coming of age’ of conference, and I hope you is both global and local research. the network as well. The will be inspired by new, and has implications at every I hope your stay in Barcelona Therefore, IMISCOE is network is not only larger emerging and established level (cultural, economic, We are convinced that to will be one to remember. very proud and honored than ever before (with more work, and that leave the geopolitical, etc.) for the tackle global issues such to welcome you to our than 40 member institutes), conference with more ideas Mediterranean region. as migration, we need 15th annual conference, but also has broadened the for your research than you Not coincidentally, this to broaden the range of this year in Barcelona. The scope of activities in which came with. And please do conference aims to draw disciplines involved and conference is hosted by it is involved. The ambition also go to panels that you attention to the geographical take advantage of the one of our oldest and most of IMISCOE to provide an would normally not attend, to dimension of migration, opportunities arising from active member institutes; infrastructure but also a be inspired and to engage in and to approach human points of contact between the GRITIM research group scholarly community for cross-disciplinary dialogues! mobilities as a reality, and different fields of research. at the Universitat Pompeu migration and diversity diversity as a resource As you will notice during the Fabra. Already for a long research, has led an and an opportunity to conference, the GRITIM-UPF time, GRITIM-UPF has been expansion of the size of connect Mediterranean interdisciplinary research a hotspot for migration IMISCOE conferences, an societies and cities. group on immigration is research in Southern-Europe, increase in number of book

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IMISCOE is probably the Following these premises, also be contextualized main reference point and the objective of this in the framework of the networking platform on unique event is to create recommendations of the migration research in Europe synergies between the Ministerial Conference and beyond. This Annual scholars who facilitate the on “Strengthening Euro- Conference is a unique development of research Mediterranean Cooperation opportunity for young programs on Migration in through Research and and senior scholars to the Mediterranean. Through Innovation”, held on 4 May deliberate on each other’s inaugural, semi-plenaries 2017 in Valletta, notably methodological concerns and closure events, GRITIM- emphasizing on the key role and research outcomes UPF will set forth the main of research and innovation to Ricard Zapata-Barrero in a singular collaborative pillars of the 15th Annual better address issues related GRITIM-UPF, atmosphere. GRITIM-UPF is Conference offered by to migration. Chair of the 15th. honoured to contribute to this GRITIM-UPF: the ethics IMISCOE Annual Conference yearly event. We are most and politics of migration It is my hope that this event pleased to host more than in the Mediterranean, the encourages a region-wide 700 participants motivated external relations related coordinated approach to by the shared objective of to refugee management, increase the mobility of contributing to map the a city-based approach on researchers and students and research agenda on migration Euro-Mediterranean relations, establish common platforms studies. GRITIM-UPF has its the main perspectives, for data collection and own philosophy of combining but also obstacles of analysis, while making best research with human values, researching migration across use of existing tools and seeking to develop the Mediterranean, and conceptual and empirical the importance of linking tools that contribute to Mediterranean and Migration political and social changes. studies. It makes its own the weberian mantra: “An attitude of moral The collaborative platform indifference has no connection of doing research could with scientific ‘objectivity’’’.

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08:30 – 09:15 11:00 – 12:15 12:00 – 13:00 12:00 – 13:00 14:30 – 14:50 17:00 – 19:00 19:00 PhD-network assembly PhD workshop parallel 1 Network Lunch Registration of participants Break Opening Plenary Cultural event & 40.035 S. Graus 40.035 S. Graus Maria Baganha Award Welcome reception PhD workshop parallel 2 13:00 – 14:30 14:50 – 16:20 Ceremony DAY 1 09:00 – 12:00 40.S01 EuroMedMig ReNet - Kickoff Sessions round 2 30.S01 Auditori - 40.S02 20:00 – 22:00 - Board of Directors meeting (15 parallel sessions) Side event: 13:00 – 14:30 CMS Board Meeting 2 JULY 24.S18 Mercè Rodoreda Building 12:00 – 14:00 24.S18 Mercè Rodoreda Building Sessions round 1 16:20 – 16:40 20.233 MONDAY Editorial Committee (15 parallel sessions) Break 09:30 – 10:45 23.103 Mercè Rodoreda Building

PhD-workshop 40.035 S. Graus

09:00 – 10:30 10:50 – 12:20 13:30 – 15:00 15:00 – 15:20 17:10 – 18:40 20:30 – 22:30 Sessions round 3 Sessions round 4 Semi plenary 1 Break Sessions round 6 Conference Gala Dinner and Concert (15 parallel sessions) (15 parallel sessions) 30.S01 Auditori (15 parallel sessions) Museu Marítim DAY 2 15:20 – 16:50 - 10:30 – 10:50 12:20 – 13:30 13:30 – 15:00 Sessions round 5 18:00 – 19:30 3 JULY Break Lunch Semi plenary 2 (15 parallel sessions) Side event: Meet the Authors TUESDAY 40.006 - Springer IMISCOE Panel 12:30 - 13:00 16:50 – 17:10 40.S02 Side event: IOM Presentation Break 13:30 – 15:00 + - Global Migration Data Portal Semi plenary 3 40.002 40.S02

08:15 – 10:15 09:00 – 10:30 10:50 – 12:20 12:30 – 13:00 13:30 – 15:00 15:30 – 17:00 Internal Sessions: Sessions round 7 Sessions round 8 Side event: IMISCOE Sessions round 9 Closing Plenary PhD Intergenerational (15 parallel sessions) (15 parallel sessions) Standing Committee Meeting (15 parallel sessions) 30.S01 Auditori DAY 3 Feedback (3 sessions) 40.113 40.S02 - 40.039; 40.041; 40.047A 10:30 – 10:50 12:20 – 13:30 4 JULY Break Lunch 12:30 – 13:00 17:00 – 18:00 WEDNESDAY Side event: UNU-GCM Reception Presentation 40.SC01 Pati 40.S02

- 12 - - 13 - MONDAY 2 JULY Keynote lecture 17:30 Opening Plenary 2 July 2018

17:00 Welcome by Jaume Casals (UPF Rector) “Mare Nostrum? and Chakir El Homrani Lesfar (Minister of Work, Social Affairs and Families of the Government of Catalonia) The Ethics and Politics 17:15 Opening by Rainer Baubock of Migration in the Ricard Zapata (IMISCOE Conference Chair) (Chair in social and political and Peter Scholten (Coordinator of IMISCOE) theory at the Department of Political and Social Sciences Mediterranean” 17:30 of the European University Institute in Florence) Keynote by Rainer Baubock (European University Institute in Florence) Rainer Bauböck introduced by Parvati Nair (UNU-GCM Director) Introduction by: The debate about open borders and the ethics of immigration control has suffered from a 18:30 lack of distinctions. There are distinct normative grounds for refugee protection, admission of Maria Baganha Award Ceremony economic migrants and reciprocity-based free movement. Refugees have claims to protect their fundamental human rights. Economic migrants should be admitted if there is a triple Facilitator: Lluís Caelles benefit for the receiving country, the country of origin and for themselves. Free movement is (Deputy Editor of the International News Desk in TV3, based on agreements between states to promote international mobility for their own citizens. and Associated Professor at the Faculty of Communications at UPF) These three normative claims call for different policy responses. However, in the current migration across the Mediterranean flows and motives are often mixed and destination states contribute to the mixing through indiscriminate policies of closure. The lecture will explore 19:00 Parvati Nair the moral and political conundrums that result from this and will suggest that regarding the Cultural Event (Director of UNU-GCM) Mediterranean as “mare nostrum” requires a long-term perspective towards free movement. Welcome Reception offered by UNU-GCM

NOTE: The Opening Session will take place at the Auditorium, room 30.S01. As this auditorium has limited capacity, streaming will be available at rooms 40.S02 and 40.002. - 15 - The Winner of the IMISCOE Maria Ioannis Baganha Dissertation Award 2017 is: Dr. Apostolos Andrikopoulos.

His dissertation entitled which they negotiate the way in which it focuses beautifully written. In sum, “Argonauts of West Africa: precarities of life as (often on kinship, but also in its this thesis “not only makes a Migration, Citizenship irregular) migrants. It argues, remarkable ethnography. striking number of important and Kinship Dynamics however, that kinship must Different from many studies contributions to the field, but in a Changing Europe”, be understood in ways which relying on interviews with it is a highly engaging read”. was defended at the take seriously the non- scholars travelling into the University of Amsterdam consanguinous relationships sites of their interviewees, the About the Maria Baganha in December 2017. formed by migrants, and author not only lived in the Award more often treated as merely same city quarter as many of The award ceremony will take strategic ‘fictive kinship’ or the migrants whose practices The IMISCOE Research place during the IMISCOE ‘sham marriage’. Grounded he researched, but he worked Network has awarded the Conference in Barcelona, in an impressive theoretical with many of his interlocutors Maria Ioannis Baganha on Monday, July 2nd 2018. framework drawing from in a fast food restaurant Distinguished Dissertation the anthropology of kinship, and shared a flat with three Award annually since 2010 Andrikopoulos’ work has migration studies and African migrants. The detailed to stimulate and recognise received unanimous praise political science, with its and intimate accounts of excellent PhD research in the by all reviewers. In words of rich ethnographic data, the individual life trajectories field of migration, integration one of the reviewers, as well thesis amply demonstrates testify to his abilities to gain and social cohesion in as “being brilliant as a piece the transformations in trust of his interlocutors. Europe. The competition is of academic scholarship, understanding which can At the example of detailed open to all PhD recipients it is beautifully crafted be achieved by such an life-stories, Andrikopoulos whose dissertations and storied” and is truly approach and makes a shows the importance as well were defended within the original. Based on extensive strong contribution to the as complexities of reciprocity 24-month period before multi-sited ethnographic ‘new kinship studies’ which and care, but also jealously the submission deadline fieldwork with West African explore the making (and and fear in overlapping circles (early February each year). migrants to Amsterdam (and unmaking) of relatedness. of belonging as co-nationals, Applicants are invited to elsewhere), the thesis argues The thesis is not only original co-believers, transatlantic apply on their own behalf, or for the ongoing importance in the form of migration which extended, or “tribal” kin. may be nominated by their of kinship in the ways in it addresses and the creative Not least, the thesis is dissertation supervisors.

- 17 - Semi-plenary 1 13:30 - 15:00 Auditorium 30.S01

Beyond the Speakers: The shift has taken place in controversial. Some argue ‘refugee crisis’: Catherine Woollard stages, first tackling arrivals that, under the veil of a real partnerships or (Secretary General, European from the Middle East with the rhetoric full of commitments just containment? Council on Refugees and EU-Turkey ‘statement’ of March to partnership and a positive Exiles (ECRE), Brussels) 2016, later prioritising ‘mixed view of (legal) migration and flows’ from Africa, with a new mobility, we are just assisting Ibrahim Awad ‘Partnership Framework’ with to an upgrade of already (Professor of Global Affairs and key Sub-Saharan countries experimented forms of Director, Center for Migration (June 2016) and, since ‘externalisation’ of migration TUESDAY 3 JULY and Refugee Studies at the the Summer of 2017, an controls. Others reply that, American University in Cairo) increasingly explicit focus on although security-based the ‘Central Mediterranean measures tend to prevail in Anna Terrón route’ and Libya. the short term, development- Semi-plenaries (President, Instrategies, oriented approaches will Barcelona) In all these policy gradually kick in. developments, the Outline: Mediterranean is central, with How the external dimension Whatever the outcome of Middle Eastern and North of EU migration and asylum the political battle for the African countries playing an policies will actually unfold in reform of the Dublin system, ever more complex role as the coming years is of crucial internal asylum rules do not both sending, transit and relevance for the future of the represent (any more) the core receiving spaces for multiple relations between the MENA of European strategies in forms of mobility. region (Middle East and North response to the governance Africa), Sub-Saharan Africa Chair crisis exploded in 2015. If the EU’s strategic shift and Europe. These are the Ferruccio Pastore Since 2016, the political towards external responses issues and dilemmas at the Director, Forum of International priority has clearly shifted is clear, the nature of such core of this semi-plenary and European Research on Immigration (FIERI), Torino towards external responses. policies is more difficult session of the 2018 IMISCOE to interpret and highly Annual Conference.

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Managing Speakers: with such concerns lessons learned from Cities and Speakers: and intercultural education and some international relationships Ayşen Üstübici in mind, and the list of relationship management education: building Leslie Bash can highly contribute to programmes to spread in research on (Assistant Professor potentially relevant ‘others’ in Mediterranean migration up a Mediterranean (Senior Research Analyst, shape active intercultural practices in that sense (i.e. Mediterranean at Koç University) is long: research funders, research can inform future intercultural Institute College of London) cities. We need more Anna Lindh Foundation, migration policy makers, refugees research initiatives? citizenship knowledge and evidences 2017), we should invest Katie Kuschminder and other migrants, Tamirace Fakhoury to support policies on that more efforts to promote a (Assistant Professor at humanitarian organizations, (Associate Professor in Political way. However, educational Mediterranean Intercultural Maastricht Graduate School civil society activists, Sciences and International research is more focused Citizenship. In this of Governance/ UNU-Merit) national governments, local Affairs, Lebanese American on an economic perspective framework, cities are the authorities, local residents, University) rather than a socio-cultural privileged environment for Celine Cantat journalists, social media one. As an example, the intercultural education. This (Marie Curie Individual followers, academic peers, Eleonora Insalaco EU migrant integration semi-plenary session is Fellow at the Centre for academic publishers, (Head of Programme, indicators related on addressed to answer the Policy Studies, Central and perhaps yet others. Anna Lindh Foundation, Egypt) education are: participation following questions: what is European University) The management of these in lifelong learning, young the current state-of-the-art relationships can create Outline: people by educational and on intercultural education Outline: valuable partnership Ethnic discrimination based labour status, population by research in Europe and the Researching migration and synergies, but could on religion, language, educational attainment level, Mediterranean today? How across the Mediterranean also run into tensions over traditions is mostly based on early leavers from education can research on intercultural means navigating a complex expectations, obligations prejudices and stereotypes and training (Eurostat, 2017). education help raise the landscape of criss-crossing and motivations. This panel about cultural diversity. Racist No trace of culturalsymbolic status of a Mediterranean pressures, perspectives, will address two questions: Exclusion, fear, violence and factors. Contributions by Citizenship? How can cities and interests. Consequently, First, can the heralded virtues segregation are some of the OECD (2006, 2012, 2015) provide opportunities for both key decisions and challenges of ‘integrity’ and ‘impact’ consequences of this active follow the same path. research and programmes? Chair in research processes are serve as guiding lights in Chair violation of human rights. Jørgen Carling Miquel Angel Essomba often strategic, ethical a complex and politicized Despite the efforts of in Mediterranean migration Research Professor of Commissioner for or political. Researchers landscape, or do they entail Education can play a key role international bodies to research can inform future migration and transnationalism Education and Universities, studies at the Peace Research are tasked with managing a a risk of leading researchers City Council Barcelona to prevent and/or eliminate promote it (see UNESCO, research initiatives? Institute Oslo (PRIO) broad range of relationships astray? And second, which all that in local contexts, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2015),

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THE CONFERENCE GALA DINNER will take place in Location THE CONCERT the Museu Marítim de Barcelona (Maritime Museum of Barcelona). The museum is located in the building of the The museu is in Av. de les Drassanes s/n, 08001 Barcelona. During the dinner, IEMed will be offering a concert by Yacine Belahcene navigates through the Mediterranean Royal Shipyards of Barcelona. To access it by public transportation, you can take metro line Yacine Belahcene. claiming his musicality without complexity, with sounds that 3 and either exit at Drassanes Station (exit via Portal de Santa resonate in the ports of Algiers, Marseilles, or Barcelona, far The shipyards were a space dedicated to shipbuilding Madrona) or exit at Paral.lel Station (exit via Avinguda Paral. Yacine Belahcene, is a singer of an Algerian father and from each other but bathed by the same Sea, fleeing from between the 13th and 18th centuries, whose existence is lel), or you can take metro line 2 and exit at Paral.lel Station a Catalan mother, resident in Catalonia. He settled in stereotypes built without a base, fruit of the prejudices of documented since 1243. The Museu Marítim de Barcelona (exit via Avinguda Paral.lel). Barcelona after living in Algiers until 13 years old. He our neighborhoods and cities. With the electric and vibrating is a reference institution of Mediterranean maritime culture, made his debut on stage with Cheb Balowski. He has led staging that surely will not make you stand still. open and accessible to the whole society, and cooperative Drassanes Paral.lel different formations such as Nour, Rumbamazigha and with people and organizations. finally Yacine & the Oriental Groove. Paral.lel

In the Gala Dinner, it is foreseen the outstanding presence of the Barcelona City Council Representative and it will Note: The Gala Dinner is strictly reserved for registered attendees and under presentation of the conference's badge. count with the presence of Obra Social ''La Caixa''.

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Chair: Ayşe Asya (Ambassador of Union for the Mediterranean) Linking Mediterranean and Migration studies: the research, policy and society nexus

The objective of the proposed discussion is to identify the main issues and approaches that link two set of studies: migration and the Mediterranean. The discussion aims to analyse how this interface could contribute to a better understanding of current human mobilities, its cause and impacts. The main question is how can Mediterranean human mobilities be transformed into an opportunity to shape Mediterranean values of solidarity, community cohesion and mutual-advantages. The framework of discussion we propose in this session is about international institutions and researchers on the nexus between research, policy and society interactions in terms of transfer and development of knowledge in the Mediterranean.

Round table with:

RAFFAELLA AMANUEL FRANCESC ABDELRAHMAN GRECO MEHARI PEDRO ALAMARAH TAMIMI

Migration and Mobility policy officer. Mixed HUB Coordinator Teachers and Higher Director General Palestinian Hydrology Directorate-General for Research & at IOM regional office Education division. group for Water and Environmental Innovation. European Commission (Egypt) UNESCO Resources Development Ramallah, (Brussels) (France) The Palestinian Authority (Palestine) Programme

METHODOLOGICAL INTERNATIONAL DISCRIMINATION WELFARE REFUGEES ECONOMY SOCIETY (SUPER) POLITICS CHALLENGES, MIGRATION TRANSNATIONAL AND AND SOCIAL AND FORCED AND LABOR AND DIVERSITY AND AND NEW RESEARCH AND (NEW)- CHALLENGES EXCLUSION PROTECTION DISPLACEMENTS MARKET ATTITUDES INTERSECTIONALITY GOVERNANCE TRENDS/ MOBILITIES PERSPECTIVES

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Discrimination Welfare and Transnational Challenges Society and Attitudes Politics and Governance Topics 1 and Exclusion 3 Social Protection 5 7 9 Methodological Challenges, International Migration Refugees and Forced Economy (Super) Diversity New Research Trends/ 2 and (New)-Mobilities 4 Displacements 6 and Labour Market 8 and Intersectionality 10 Perspectives

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Session 1 Session 5 Session 8 Session 12 Room 40.004 Room 40.012 Room 40.105 Room 40.144 DAY 1 Panel: Racial and Ethnic Panel: Evaluation of the Panel: New Immigration Panel: Topic: Ageing Discrimination in Cross- Common European Asylum Destinations. Migrants. National Perspective I (Field System under Pressure experiments of labour market and Recommendations Session 9 Session 13 - discrimination). for Further Development CANCELLED. Room 40.146 (CEASEVAL): Insight Panel: Topic: Responding Session 2 and first results, Part I. Session 10 to the Refugee Crisis Room 40.006 Room 40.109 2 JULY Panel: The new politics Session 6 Panel: The role of migration Session 14 of migrant deservingness. Room 40.063 experiences in the formation Room 40.148 Panel: Emic Interpretations of attitudes, behaviors, Panel: Topic: Migrants, Session 3 of Transnational Families, and identities. Relationships & Gender. Room 40.008 Children and Youth in their MONDAY Panel: Two-step approaches Everyday Lives from Field Session 11 Workshop 15 to understanding migration. Research and Practices: Room 40.113 Room 40.150 Life Histories, Reflexivity Panel: Topic: Changing Workshop: Multilateral Session 4 and Good Practices . Migration Dynamics and its governance of migrations Room 40.010 impact on Diversification in the Euro-Mediterranean Round 1 Round 2 Panel: Older migrants, Workshop 7 of Migration in Europe. region. Is it possible? Sessions: 1-15 Sessions: 16-30 segmented life courses Room 40.101 13:00 – 14:30 14:50 – 16:20 and social welfare. Workshop: Revisiting Granovetter: new conceptualisations of the social ties of migrants and their children in the labour market .

- 29 - Round 2 Session 1 Session 2 Sessions: 16-30 Room 40.004 Room 40.006 DISCRIMINATION DISCRIMINATION 14:50 – 16:20 AND EXCLUSION AND EXCLUSION

Panel: Racial and Ethnic Panel: The new politics of Discrimination in Cross- migrant deservingness Session 16 Session 20 Session 23 Session 27 National Perspective I Room 40.004 Room 40.012 Room 40.105 Room 40.146 Chairs: Sébastien Chauvin (University of Lausanne) and Panel: Racial and Ethnic Panel: “Evaluation of the Panel: Being an Immigrant Panel: Topic: Migration (Field experiments of labour Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas (CIDOB Barcelona Center for Discrimination in Cross- Common European Asylum in Times of Backlash Citizenship and Political market discrimination) International Affairs) National Perspective II System under Pressure against Diversity. Participation. (Comparative experimental and Recommendations Discussant: Michael Collyer (University of Sussex) studies). for Further Development Session 24 Session 28 Chair: Arnfinn H. Midtbøen (Institute for Social Research) (CEASEVAL): Insight Room 40.109 Room 40.148 Papers/participants: Session 17 and first results, Part II: Panel: Migration to Panel: Topic: Education Discussant: Michael Gaddis (University of California – LA) Sébastien Chauvin (University of Lausanne) and Blanca Room 40.006 The discoursive component and from welfare states. and Mobility. Garcés-Mascareñas (CIDOB Barcelona Center for Workshop: Migration, of European asylum. Papers/participants: International Affairs): The myth of humanitarianism: Migrant Migrant Workers and Labour Session 25 Session 29 Malte Rokkjaer Dahl (University of Copenhagen): "Cultural deservingness, promising victimhood and Neoliberal reason Markets in Europe I. Session 21 Room 40.113 Room 40.150 determinants of ethnic discrimination: Evidence from a field Natalie Welfens (University of Amsterdam) and Asya Room 40.063 Panel: ‘New forms of Panel: Topic: experiment in the labour market". Pisarevskaya (Erasmus University Rotterdam): Selecting Session 18 Panel 21: Place Matters: solidarity and exclusion Disadvantaged Migrants. Valentina Di Stasio (University of Utrecht): "Prestige for all? the ‘most vulnerable’? Selection categories in European Room 40.008 The experiences of highly in the Brexit-Trump era: The impact of educational credentials on the employment humanitarian admission and resettlement programs Two-step approaches to skilled migrants in particular Conviviality, Everyday Session 30 opportunities of different ethnic groups". Sarah Spencer (University of Oxford): Municipal responses to understanding migration. local contexts in post-Brexit Multiculturalism and Racism’. Room 40.152 Rosita Fibbi (University of Neuchâtel) and Didier Ruedin destitute migrant families: perceptions of deservingness and UK part I. Workshop: The Catalan (University of Neuchâtel & University of the Witwatersrand): broader factors shaping divergent practices across the UK. Session 19 Session 26 approach to living together "Sticky floors in Swiss social institutions". Paola Bonizzoni (University of Milan): Unequal legalities: Room 40.010 Session 22 Room 40.144 in diversity. Eva Zschirnt (University of Neuchâtel): "Ethnic exploring the implications of Italian main legalization routes. Panel 19: Reproduction, Room 40.101 Panel: Crossing local-states discrimination in the Swiss labour market – Results from a Nationality and Belonging: Panel: Migrant funerary settings in the Meditteranean. correspondence test". Migrants, their Children and practices in Europe: contested Europeanisation. Negotiating place and identity in transnational contexts.

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INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION WELFARE AND REFUGEES AND TRANSNATIONAL AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES SOCIAL PROTECTION FORCED DISPLACEMENTS CHALLENGES

AGEING MIGRANTS RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANT FAMILIES, CHILDREN Panel: Two-step AND YOUTH (EXPERIENCES AND LEARNING PERSPECTIVES) Panel: Older migrants, Panel: Evaluation of the Panel: Emic Interpretations approaches to segmented life courses Common European Asylum understanding migration of Transnational Families, and social welfare System under Pressure and Children and Youth in their Chairs: Marion Valérie Repetti (Swiss National Science Recommendations for Further Chairs: Kerilyn Schewel (University of Amsterdam) Everyday Lives from Field Foundation) and Ruxandra Oana Ciobanu (University of and Jorgen Carling (PRIO) Development (CEASEVAL): Geneva) Research and Practices: Life Discussant: Kerilyn Schewel (University of Amsterdam) Insight and first results, Part I Histories, Reflexivity and Discussants: Marion Valérie Repetti (Swiss National Papers/participants: Science Foundation) and Ruxandra Oana Ciobanu Chairs: Birgit Glorius (TU Chemnitz) Good Practices Jorgen Carling (PRIO): Two-step approaches: unity and (University of Geneva) and Jeroen Doomernik (University of Amsterdam) diversity beyond the aspiration/ability model. Chairs: Rosa Mas Giralt (University of Leeds) Diana Mata Codesal (Pompeu Fabra University): Papers/participants: Discussants: Albert Kraler (ICMPD) and Noemí García Arjona (UFR STAPS - Université Rennes 2) Willingness to stay put in a Mexican village: Desired Mikkel Rytter (Aarhus University) and Sara Lei Sparre and Lucas Oesch (University of Luxemburg) Discussants: Noemí García Arjona (Université Rennes 2) immobility in the aspiration/ability model. (Aarhus University): Between care and contract. Elderly Hein de Haas (University of Amsterdam): Theorising Muslim immigrants, self-appointed helpers and the Danish Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Migration: The aspirations-capabilities approach welfare state. Martin Wagner (ICMPD) and Albert Kraler (ICMPD): Kate Smith (University of Huddersfield): Feminist narrative Ton van Naerssen (Radboud University): Thresholds in Claudio Bolzman (University of Applied Sciences Western Harmonisation in the area of asylum in the EU: Types, research with women seeking asylum – Narratives of migration processes. Switzerland) and Marion Valérie Repetti (Swiss National patterns and impact. resistance. Helen B. Marrow (Tufts University) and Amanda Science Foundation): Engaging in migration late in life to Tiziana Caponio (University of Turin) and Irene Ponzo Hana Alhadi (Institute for African Studies Slovenia): Dealing Klekowski von Koppenfels (University of Kent at Brussels): overcome vulnerability: Swiss retired in Morocco and Spain. (FIERI): The multilevel governance of asylum seekers’ with the “pause” in human mobilities: Good practices and "Modeling Americans’ migration aspirations". Silvia S. Klokgieters and Theo G. van Tilburg (Vrije reception. A conceptual framework. challenges in encouraging empowerment, stress-release Universiteit Amsterdam) and Dorly J.H Deeg (VU, University Jeroen Doomernik and Djoeke Ardon (University of and trust building among asylum seekers. Medical Center, Amsterdam): The linkage between aging, Amsterdam): Rescaling the CEAS: the local as a venue and Domiziana Turcatti (Amsterdam University College): migration and resilience: Life-course resilience among young- political base for a common European asylum policy. Peer culture among children of Moroccan migrants in old Turkish and Moroccan immigrants in Western Europe. Birte Nienaber, Claudia Paraschivescu and Lucas Amsterdam and Rotterdam: Resilience as resistance. Welat Songur (Sodertorn University): Swedish elderly care Oesch (University of Luxemburg): Luxembourgish Giulia Mezzetti (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan): and welfare Inequality – Older migrants, equal home help implementation of the Common European Asylum System: Religiosity and self-identification process among visible and services and unequal special housing. Insights from a small-scale country. non-visible second-generation Muslims. A study from Italy.

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ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION SOCIETY AND (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND LABOUR MARKET AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES ATTITUDES INTERSECTIONALITY

INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CHANGING MIGRATION DYNAMICS AND ITS IMPACT MOBILITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES CHANGING MIGRATION DYNAMICS AND ITS IMPACT CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLÍTICS ON DIVERSIFICATION OF MIGRATION IN EUROPE ON DIVERSIFICATION OF MIGRATION IN EUROPE Workshop: Revisiting Panel: New Immigration Panel: The role of migration Panel: Topic: Changing Granovetter: new Destinations experiences in the formation Migration Dynamics conceptualisations of attitudes, behaviors, and its impact on of the social ties Chairs: Pawel Kaczmarczyk (University of Warsaw), and identities Diversification of Migration Ruth McAreavey (Newcastle University) of migrants and their children and Agata Gorny (University of Warsaw). Chairs: Seda Aydin (Autonomous University of Barcelona) in Europe in the labour market and Eva Ostergaard-Nielsen (Autonomous University Discussant: Marta Kindler (University of Warsaw). of Barcelona) Chairs: Gemma Aubarell Soduga (GRITIM-UPF) Organizers: Elif Keskiner (Erasmus University Rotterdam) and Michael Eve (University of Eastern Piedmont) Papers/participants: Discussant: Lorenzo Gabrielli (UPF GRITIM) Papers/participants: Ruth McAreavey (Newcastle University) and Neil Argent Jasper Dag Tjaden (International Organisation for Migration), Participants: (University of New England). Papers/participants: Frank Laczko (International Organisation for Migration) Yaël Brinbaum (Cnam, CNRS, CEET) Migrant integration in rural New Immigration Destinations: Seda Aydin (Autonomous University of Barcelona): and Daniel Auer (University of Lausanne): Potential Louise Ryan (University of Sheffield) an institutional and triangular perspective. Transnational processes of migrant political socialization: migration to Europe. Jens Schneider (University of Osnabrück) Agata Gorny (University of Warsaw) and Pawel The case of the Turkish return migrants from Germany. Joanna J. Sienkiewicz and Inka Stock (Bielefeld Alireza Behtoui (Södertörn University) Kaczmarczyk (University of Warsaw) Nilay Kilinc (University of Surrey): Lifestyle ‘return’ University): Unpacking the social and spatial mobility Christine Lang (University of Osnabrück) A temporary solution with structural consequences? migration: The second-generation Turkish-Germans’ nexus: Migrants’ mobility trajectories and their Sara Rezai (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Ukrainian workers on the Polish labour market. resettlement in the Turkish Mediterranean and narratives perceptions of social positions. Başak Bilecen (Harvard University) Jorge Malheiros, Alina Esteves, Ana Estevens, Luis of translocal dwelling. Ahmed Hamila (Université de Montréal/Université libre Moreno and Sonia Pereira (University of Lisbon) Miriam Acebillo Baqué (Autonomous University of de Bruxelles): How did SOGI asylum seekers become The return of the immigration dynamics to Portugal: new Barcelona): Migrant positionality and migrant associations' a category in France? origins and new regional destinations? agency: Senegalese migrants associations in Catalonia. Yvonne Franz and Elisabeth Gruber (Institut für Stadt- Yana Leontiyeva (Czech Academy of Sciences) Nicolas Jonathan Fliess (University of Sussex): Voting from und Regionalforschung (ÖAW)): Contested arrival space: Metropolis For All. Migrants Integration Policies and abroad. Emigrants’ voting behaviour and the importance Housing for migrants in times of tight market conditions. Practicies in the City of Prague. of the host country environment. Does context matter? Elisabeth Gruber and Heinz Fassmann (University of Ricard Moren-Alegret (Autonomous University of Barcelona Vienna): Youth migration in the Danube region – theoretical / Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, UAB): Immigration and concepts, empirical evidences and political implications sustainable development in small villages of Catalonia, Spain. for local governances.

- 34 - - 35 - Session 12 Session 13 Session 14 Session 15 Room 40.144 Room 40.146 Room 40.148 Room 40.150

WELFARE AND REFUGEES AND SOCIETY AND POLITICS AND SOCIAL PROTECTION FORCED DISPLACEMENTS ATTITUDES GOVERNANCE

AGEING MIGRANTS RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS MIGRANTS, RELATIONSHIPS AND GENDER MOBILITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES Panel: Ageing Migrants Panel: Responding to the Panel: Migrants, Workshop: Multilateral Refugee Crisis Relationships & Gender governance of migrations Chairs: Luisa Faustini Torres (GRITIM-UPF) in the Euro-Mediterranean Chairs: Silvia Morgades (GRITIM-UPF) Chairs: Dan Rodriguez-Garcia Papers/participants: (Autonomous University of Barcelona) region. Is it possible? Svitlana Odynets (National Academy of Science of Ukraine): Papers/participants: Transcultural family memories as resources in Jason Tucker (Malmö University): From Syria to Sweden: Papers/participants: Organizer: Xavier Aragall (European Institute cross-generation migrations from Ukraine. Stateless refugees and their negotiation of (non)citizenship. Armela Xhaho (University of Groningen, Netherland), of the Mediterranean (IEMed)) Charalampos Tsavdaroglou (University of Thessaly): Cecilia Vergnano (University of Barcelona): Rejection Erka Caro (University of Tirana, Albania) and Ajay Bailey From camp to campus. No border actions and the regimes at internal EU borders: The French/Italian case. (University of Utrecht, Netherland): Gender, crises and life Participants: refugees’ right to the city in Thessaloniki. Evgenia Iliadou (The Open University): The violence course choices of Albanian working women in Greece: Yves Pascouau (Researcher at the University of Nantes Laura Romeu Gordo, Daniela Klaus, Sonja of stuckedness and waiting within the Prison Island: Time, In(visible) forms of empowerment and agency. and publisher of the site EuropeanMigrationLaw) Nowossadeck and Claudia Vogel (DZA, German waiting and the politics of deterrence and the refugee Hanna Kara (University of Helsinki): ‘Transnationalism’ and Bouchra Rahmouni Benhida (Senior Research Fellow. Centre of Gerontology): Socio-Economic Situation crisis in Lesvos Island. ‘belonging’ in the everyday lives of Latin American women OCP Policy Center Morocco) of Older Migrants in Germany. Steffen Pötzschke (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social in Barcelona. Mehdi Lahlou (Professor of Economics at the Institut Nina Conkova (Leyden Academy on Vitality and Ageing Sciences), Débora B. Maehler (GESIS - Leibniz Institute Helen McCarthy (Middlesex University): The importance national de statistique et d’economie appliquée (INSEA), & Erasmus University Rotterdam): Who should care for the Social Sciences), Johanna Fleckenstein (University of friends: patterns of sociability among Spanish Rabat) for older people?: A comparative analysis of native of Applied Sciences and Art), Howard Ramos (Dalhousie nationals in the UK. and migrant seniors and their children in the Netherlands. University) and Paul Pritchard: Empirical research on Anita Brzozowska (Centre of Migration Research, University minor refugees: a systematic review of literature in three of Warsaw): Intermarriage, integration and patterns of languages. socioeconomic mobility: the case of Ukrainian migrants Östen Wahlbeck (University of Helsinki): To share or not to with a native partner in Poland. share responsibility? Finnish refugee policy and the hesitant Tom De Winter (Vrije Universiteit Brussel University of support for a common European asylum system. Groningen), Christof Van Mol (Tilburg University), Helga de Valk (NIDI/University of Groningen): Mobility intentions of Belgian students: influence of family and dating partner.

- 36 - - 37 - Session 16 Session 17 Session 18 Session 19 Room 40.004 Room 40.006 Room 40.008 Room 40.010

DISCRIMINATION ECONOMY AND TRANSNATIONAL (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND AND EXCLUSION LABOUR MARKET CHALLENGES INTERSECTIONALITY

IMMIGRATION, IMMIGRANTS AND TRADE UNIONS IN EUROPE INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION CONTESTED CHILDHOODS: GROWING UP IN MIGRANCY AND TRANSNATIONALISM Panel: Racial and Ethnic Workshop: Migration, Migrant Panel: Categories in research Panel: Reproduction, Discrimination in Cross- Workers and Labour Markets and policy on migration and Nationality and Belonging: National Perspective II in Europe I transnationalism. Migrants, their Children and (Comparative experimental contested Europeanisation studies) Coordinators: Stefania Marino (University of Manchester), Chairs: Marta Bivand Erdal (PRIO) and Rinus Penninx (University of Amsterdam) and Judith Cathrine Talleraas (PRIO) Chairs: Francesca Decimo (University of Trento) and Roosblad (Inspectorate for Social Affairs and Employment, Elisabetta Zontini (University of Nottingham) Chairs: Patrick Simon (INED) The Netherlands). Discussant: Jørgen Carling (PRIO) Discussants: Elisabetta Zontini (University of Nottingham) Discussant: Didier Ruedin (University of Neuchâtel) Standing committee: Immigration, Immigrants and Papers/participants: and Francesca Decimo (University of Trento) Labour Markets in Europe (IILME/IITUE) Eivind Hoffmann (Norwegian Directorate of Immigration): Papers/participants: How do we identify and describe international migrants? Papers/participants: Michael Gaddis (University of California):"Assessing Discussant: Davide Pero (University of Nottingham, UK) Joëlle Moret (University of Neuchâtel), Apostolos Rachel Humphris (University of Birmingham): Unsettling immigrant generational status from names: Scientific Andrikopoulos (University of Amsterdam) and Janine private space: new migrant mothers making new citizens in evidence for discrimination experiments". Papers/participants: Dahinden (University of Neuchâtel): ‘Cross-border hostile publics. Judy Rich (University of Portsmouth): "What do field Anders Neergaard (REMESO, University of Linköping, marriages’: an analytical category or a normative, Lucrezia Botton, Soukaina Chakkour and Wiebe experiments of race/ethnic discrimination in markets tell Sweden) state-oriented construct? Ruijtenberg (Radboud University Nijmegen): Raising the us? A meta-analysis of studies since 2000." Rolle Alho (University of Helsinki, Finland) Dominique Jolivet (University of Oxford): ‘Welfare migration’ future children of Europe: Egyptian migrant parents in Edvard Larsen (University of Oslo): "Equally unequal? Davide Pero (University of Nottingham, UK). and ‘lifestyle migration’: opposed or complementary Milan, Paris and Amsterdam. Gender, ethnicity and labor market discrimination in categories to understand human (im)mobilities? Hilde Lidén (Intitute for Social Research, Norway): Early European Labor Markets". Cathrine Talleraas (PRIO): Categorizing transnationally preschool education, cultural homogenization and social Lex Thijssen (Utrecht University), Marcel Coenders (Utrecht mobile people: institutional negotiations beyond mobility – Norway as case study. University), Mariña Fernández Reino (Universidad Carlos ‘migranticization’. Viorela Ducu and Aron Telegdi Csetri (Centre for III de Madrid) and María Ramos (Universidad Carlos III de Population Studies, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj): The Madrid): "Labor market discrimination against Moroccans in stranger at home - “Hybrid” children returning to Romania. the Netherlands and Spain: A cross-national and cross- regional comparison".

- 38 - - 39 - Session 20 Session 21 Session 22 Session 23 Room 40.012 Room 40.063 Room 40.101 Room 40.105

REFUGEES AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION TRANSNATIONAL (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND FORCED DISPLACEMENTS AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES CHALLENGES INTERSECTIONALITY

RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Panel: “Evaluation of the Panel: Place Matters: Panel: Migrant funerary Panel: Being an Immigrant Common European Asylum The experiences of highly practices in Europe: in Times of Backlash System under Pressure and skilled migrants in particular Negotiating place and identity against Diversity

Recommendations for Further local contexts in in transnational contexts Chairs: Antoine Bilodeau (Political Science, Development (CEASEVAL): post-Brexit UK part I Concordia University) and Laurence Lessard-Philips Chairs: Nada Afiouni (Normandie Université – Le Havre) (University of Birmingham) Insight and first results, Chairs: Louise Ryan (University of Sheffield) and Osman Balkan (Swarthmore College, USA) Part II : The discoursive and Maja Povrzanović Frykman (Malmö University) Discussant: TBA Discussant: Eva Soom Ammann (Bern University component of European Discussant: Maja Povrzanović Frykman (Malmö of Applied Sciences) Papers/participants: asylum University) Antoine Bilodeau and Clayton Ma (Political Science, Papers/participants: Concordia University) and Stephen White (Political Science, Chairs: Birgit Glorius (TU Chemnitz) and Jeroen Papers/participants: Osman Balkan (Swarthmore College, USA): Carleton University): Mobilization at the margins of the Doomernik (University of Amsterdam) Saara Koikkalainen (University of Lapland): Highly skilled Burial and belonging. political system: Perceived discrimination and political Nordic migrants in post-Brexit London. Ariadna Solé (Universitat de Barcelona) and engagement among ethnic minorities in Canada. Discussant: Elena Sanchez (CIDOB) Louise Ryan (University of Sheffield): Highly skilled migrants Jordi Moreras (Universitat Rovira i Virgili): “Where do you Laurence Lessard-Philips (University of Birmingham) and the dynamics of place: comparative analysis of Irish want to be buried?” Repatriation as the last funerary ritual. and Silvia Galandini (Oxfam): Exclusion, discrimination, Papers/participants: and Polish migrants in London. Alistair Hunter (University of Edinburgh): The changing and racism as barriers to integration: public and policy Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas and Francesco Pasetti Roda Madziva (School of Sociology and Social Policy) geographies of burial and belonging for Muslims in Britain perspectives. (CIDOB): Patterns of politicisation on refugees in Europe. and Juliet Thondhlana (School of Education, University and France. M.Schioeler and M.R. Dahl (University of Copenhagen): Birgit Glorius (TU Chemnitz): Public opinion on refugees of Nottingham): Migration trajectories and strategies of Nada Afiouni (Normandie Université – Le Havre): New In-group favoritism in political responsiveness: Evidence and the European governance. adaptation: opportunities and complexities for Zimbabwean burial places in London and Paris: reflecting a new from a field experiment. Endre Sik (Tarki): The moral panic button - a Hungarian highly skilled migrants in the UK. Muslim identity? Valeria Bello (United Nations University): Minorities in times trademark revisited. of crisis: How prejudice affects immigrants' inclusion in Cecilia Estrada-Villaseñor (Universidad Pontificia Comillas) their new places. and Juan Iglesias Martínez (Universidad Pontificia Comillas): Discursive representation of refugees in the written press in Spain.

- 40 - - 41 - Session 24 Session 25 Session 26 Session 27 Room 40.109 Room 40.113 Room 40.144 Room 40.146

WELFARE AND (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND POLITICS AND POLITICS AND SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERSECTIONALITY GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND SOCIAL PROTECTION MOBILITY DIVERSITY, MIGRATION AND SOCIAL COHESION (DIV/MIG/SOC) INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CITIES, MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND DIVERSITY AS CHALLENGES TO WELFARE RIGHTS AND SOCIETIES AND POLITICS PROVISION Panel: ‘New forms of Panel: Topic: Migration Panel: Migration to Panel: Crossing local-states solidarity and exclusion in the settings in the Meditteranean Citizenship and Political and from welfare states Brexit-Trump era: Conviviality, Participation

Chairs: Brigitte Suter (Malmö University) Everyday Multiculturalism Chair: Ahmet Icduygu (Director of the Migration Chair: Jean-Thomas Arrighi de Casanova (GRITIM-UPF) and Oleksandr Ryndyk (Center for Intercultural and Racism’ Research Center, Koc University - MiReKoc) Communication, Stavanger) Discussants: Jean-Thomas Arrighi de Casanova Chairs: Susanne Wessendorf (London School of Papers/participants: (GRITIM-UPF) and Rainer Baubock (EUI) Discussants: Brigitte Suter (Malmö University) and Economics) and Claire Bynner (University of Glasgow) Daria Denti (GSSI-Gran Sasso Science Institute -Department Oleksandr Ryndyk (Center for Intercultural Communication, of Urban Studies and Regional Science): Diversity, buzz and Papers/participants: Stavanger) Discussant: Susanne Wessendorf (London School the city. How cultural heterogeneity relates to the urban Jeremias Stadlmair (University of Vienna): Economic and/or of Economics) information ecology. cultural naturalisation regimes? A typology of naturalisation Papers/participants: Margit Fauser (Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University): policies in Europe. Marie Godin (University of Oxford & Institute for Research Papers/participants: Transnational lifestyle migrants at the Turkish Mediterranean Swantje Falcke and Maarten Vink (Maastricht University): into Superdiversity, Birmingham University) and Justyna Bell Alina Rzepnikowska (University of Manchester): From local coast: privilege in contested geopolitical spaces? Mixed signals: How the ambiguous German citizenship law (Norwegian Social Research, Oslo): ‘Liquid’ versus ‘settled’ tensions to neighbourly conviviality: Polish migrant women Giancarlo Gasperoni, Debora Mantovani, Federica reform of 2000 affected immigrant naturalisation propensity. migration trajectories and transnational welfare strategies in super-diverse Manchester and Barcelona. Santangelo (University of Bologna): Residential segregation Jolien Galle and Cecil Meeusen (University of Leuven): throughout the life course: the case of Polish Nick Schuermans (Vrije Universiteit Brussel and University and school choice among immigrant-origin youths in Italy Solidarity toward new migrants: comparing the attitudes of and British migrants in Europe. of Antwerp), Thomas Swerts and Stijn Oosterlynck Gulay Ugur Goksel (Istanbul Aydin University) and Meral native, Turkish and Moroccan Belgians. Madalina Rogoz (International Centre for Migration Policy (University of Antwerp): Beyond communitarian thinking: A Acikgoz (IOM Turkey): Why we can’t talk about integration Salomon Bennour (SFM, University of Neuchâtel): Intention Development, ICMPD) and Martina Sekulová (International bottom-up perspective on solidarity in superdiversity from in Turkey?: An analysis of politics of integration in Turkey. to become a citizen: Do subnational integration policies have Centre for Migration Policy Development, ICMPD): Impacts Flanders. any influence? Empirical evidence from Swiss cantons. of intra-EU mobility on welfare in sending countries – Heike Hanhörster (ILS – Research Institute for Regional Romina Seminario (Lausanne University): Mobility tactics examples from Romania and Slovakia. and Urban Development) and Isabel Ramos Lobato (ILS and class subjectivites: comparing Peruvian women’s Katrine Mellingen-Bjerke (University of Bergen): Elderly – Research Institute for Regional and Urban Development & and men’s volunteer work in immigrant associations migrants in Norway: Transnational mobilities between Ruhr University Bochum): Social cohesion in mixed urban in Switzerland. different welfare contexts. neighbourhoods: The immediate living environment as Mateus Schweyher (University of Liverpool): Welfare platform for inter-group contacts and resource transfer. entitlements and mobility in post referendum Britain.

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INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION DISCRIMINATION POLITICS AND AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES AND EXCLUSION GOVERNANCE

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY DISADVANTAGED MIGRANTS INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Panel: Topic: Education Panel: Disadvantaged Workshop: The Catalan and Mobility Migrants approach to living together Chair: Juan Carlos Trivino (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Lorenzo Gabrielli (GRITIM-UPF) in diversity

Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Chair: Orland Cardona (Head of the Participation Sigrid James, Franziska Seidel, Juri Kilian and Julian Alita Nandi (Institute for Social and Economic Research) and Institutional Relations Unit, Secretariat for Equality, Trostmann (University of Kassel): Labor market integration and Renee Luthra (University of Essex): Ethnic and racial Migrations and Citizenship) of young refugees in Germany - triangulating perspectives harassment, mental health and resiliency: new evidence toward program development. from England. Speakers: Swagata Basu (Jawaharlal Nehru University): Language, Jean Beaman (Purdue University): Citizen outsider: Children Oriol Amorós (Secretary for Equality, Migrations, identity and integration: A study of South Asians of North African immigrants in France. and Citizenship, Government of Catalonia). in Barcelona. Christina Tzogiou (ZHAW School of Management and Law Gemma Pinyol (Director of migration policies and diversity Ahmed Fahmy (Center for Middle Eastern Studies and University of Lucerne) and Stefan Boes (University of at Instrategies. Associate researcher at GRITIM-UPF-UPF). at Lund University): Uncertain future; right to education Lucerne): Decomposition of health inequalities between Míriam Hatibi (Data anayst. Spokesperson of IBN Batuta for Syrian refugee children in Turkey. immigrants and natives in Switzerland. Foundation and active member of the muslim community Dominika Winogrodzka, Izbela Mleczko and Mina Prokic (University Pompeu Fabra): Intergroup in Catalonia). Justyna Sarnowska (SWPS University): Young migrants Relations and Trust in Schools: An Immigrant Perspective. Andreu Domingo (Deputy Director of the Center for in a vicious circle of precarity? Examples of career Demographic Studies (CED) of the Autonomous University trajectories among seasonal and return migrants of Barcelona (UAB)). from Polish medium-sized towns. John Palmer (GRITIM-UPF Department of Political and Socials Sciences, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona).

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Session 31 Session 34 Session 38 Session 41 DAY 2 Room 40.002 Room 40.008 Room 40.101 Room 40.113 Panel: Racial and Ethnic Panel: Place Matters: The Panel: How do organisations Workshop: IMISCOE Discrimination in Cross- experiences of highly skilled shape migration and Solidarity Fund National Perspective III migrants in particular local immigrant incorporation? for Scholars at Risk. - (Perceived discrimination contexts in post Brexit-UK (P2). Exploring the potential and micro-agressions). of an organisational Session 42 Session 35 perspective in migration Room 40.144 Session 32 Room 40.010 research. Panel: Topic: Interaction Room 40.004 Panel: (Re-)constructing of Migrant Integration 3 JULY Panel: New perspectives ways of belonging: Session 39 and Transnationalism. on migration as an adaptation Cross-country experiences Room 40.105 strategy to climate change. of multiethnic and multiracial Panel: Flight and the first Session 43 youth - PART I. years after: New insights Room 40.146 TUESDAY Session 33 and new accounts on Panel: Topic: Education Room 40.063 Session 36 refugees’ experiences and Social Mobility. Panel: Integration in times Room 40.012 in Germany and the of economic decline. Migrant Workshop: Social protection Netherlands. Session 44 inclusion in Southern through mobility? A dialogue Room 40.150 European societies: trends across disciplines and Session 40 Panel: Topic: Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 and theoretical implications. emerging research issues. Room 40.109 Highly-Skilled Migrants. Sessions: 31-45 Sessions: 46-60 Sessions: 61-75 Sessions: 76-90 Panel: Transnational Care Session 37 arrangements: New and Old Session 45 09:00 – 10:30 10:50 – 12:20 15:20 – 16:50 17:10 – 18:40 Room 40.006 Mobilities for Care in Old Age. Room 40.152 Workshop: Migration, Migrant Panel: Kick-of meeting Workers and Labour Markets Research Initiative Qualitative in Europe II. and Conceptual Research

- 47 - Round 4 Round 5 Sessions: 46-60 Sessions: 61-75 10:50 – 12:20 15:20 – 16:50

Session 46 Session 50 Session 53 Session 57 Session 61 Session 65 Session 68 Session 72 Room 40.002 Room 40.010 Room 40.101 Room 40.144 Room 40.002 Room 40.010 Room 40.101 Room 40.144 Panel: Racial and Ethnic Panel: Methodological Workshop: "Open Session Panel: Topic: Transnational Panel: Racial and Ethnic Panel: Local innovation Workshop: “Protecting Panel: Topic: Migration Discrimination in Cross- challenges of migration of the Standing Committee Migrant Families, Children Discrimination in Cross- in asylum-seeker and Diasporas”: Immigrant Citizenship and Political National Perspective IV research (part I): Surveying 'Education & Social and Youth. National Perspective V refugee reception. Part Social Protection Participation. (Discriminatory labour market refugee and migrant Mobility'". (Innovative experimental 1: Case studies of local and the Sending State. institutions). populations. Session 58 studies). innovations, based on forging Session 73 Session 54 Room 40.146 connections. Session 69 Room 40.146 Session 47 Session 51 Room 40.105 Panel: Topic: Responding Session 62 Room 40.105 Panel: Migrants and Room 40.004 Room 40.012 Panel: Turkey, place to the Refugee Crisis. Room 40.004 Session 66 Panel: How to newly Challenges of Employment/ Workshop: Aspiring Panel: “Protecting of refuge or oblivion. Panel: The reunification Room 40.012 grasp social remittances? Labour Market Position. refugees? Debating the role Diasporas”: Immigrant Social Session 59 of refugee families across Workshop: Borders and of aspirations in the study Protection and the Sending Session 55 Room 40.150 Europe: rights, practices the experiences of refugees Session 70 Session 74 of forced migration. State. Room 40.109 Panel: Topic: Migrants, and experiences. and asylum seekers in the Room 40.109 Room 40.150 Workshop: Diaspora Politics: Politics and Institutions. European Union. Insights Panel: Forced displacement Panel: Deconstructing Session 48 Session 52 Exploring Transnational Session 63 from the Mediterranean from Syria and Syrian the border and reception Room 40.006 Room 40.063 Political Engagement Session 60 Room 40.006 Basin and beyond. migration rationales. of asylum seekers in Italy. Panel: Temporalities of Panel: Framing Migration Initiatives. Room 40.152 Panel: Temporalities migration and integration-Part I. in EU's Mediterranean Panel: Topic: Refugees of migration Session 67 Session 71 Session 75 Neighbourhood. Session 56 and refugee policies. and integration-Part II. Room 40.063 Room 40.113 Room 40.152 Session 49 Room 40.113 Panel: Methodological Panel: Topic: Interaction Workshop: Academics Room 40.008 Panel: Assessing Migration Session 64 challenges of migration of Migrant Integration Seeking International Panel: (Re-)constructing ways Politics and Regimes Room 40.008 research (part II): and Transnationalism. Protection: Conceptual and of belonging: Cross-country in the Mediterranean. Panel: International student Transnational Policy Challenges PART I. experiences of multiethnic and mobility and migration: and intercultural studies. multiracial youth - PART II. trajectories, transitions, and social transformations (1).

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SOCIETY AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND WELFARE AND ATTITUDES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES INTERSECTIONALITY SOCIAL PROTECTION

INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM Panel: Integration in times of Panel: Place Matters: The Panel: (Re-) constructing ways Workshop: Social protection economic decline. Migrant experiences of highly skilled of belonging: Cross-country through mobility? A dialogue inclusion in Southern migrants in particular local experiences of multiethnic across disciplines and European societies: trends contexts in post Brexit-UK and multiracial youth - PART I emerging research issues and theoretical implications (Part 2) Chairs: Dan Rodriguez-Garcia (UAB), Nahikari Irastorza and Sayaka Osanami Törngren (Malmö University), Erica Chito Childs (Sociology Program, Hunter College and the Organizers: Erica Righard (Malmö University) Chairs: Irene Ponzo (FIERI) and Claudia Finotelli Chairs: Louise Ryan (University of Sheffield) CUNY Graduate Center, USA) and Paolo Boccagni (University of Trento) (Complutense University of Madrid) and Maja Povrzanović Frykman (Malmö University) Discussants: Nahikari Irastorza and Sayaka Osanami Törngren (Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity, Participants: Discussants: Tiziana Caponio (FIERI and University Discussant: Louise Ryan (University of Sheffield) and Welfare, Malmö University) Alisa Petroff (Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona) of Turin) and Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas (CIDOB) Papers/participants: Dan Rodriguez-Garcia (UAB), Nahikari Angeliki Konstantinidou (Université de Liège) Papers/participants: Irastorza and Sayaka Osanami Törngren (Malmö University): Clara Piqueras (Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona) Papers/participants: Micheline van Riemsdijk (Uppsala University): Place, Introduction: (Re-)constructing ways of belonging: Cross-country Daniela Vintila (Université de Liège) Sebastian Rinken (Institute for Advanced Social Studies identity and belonging: local emplacement of highly skilled experiences of multiethnic and multiracial youth. Dominique Jolivet (University of Oxford) (IESA), Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC)) migrants in Oslo, Norway. Sayaka Osanami Törngren (Malmö Institute for Studies of Jean-Michel Lafleur (Université de Liège) and Manuel Trujillo-Carmona (CSIC): The ‘intergroup Maja Povrzanović Frykman (Malmö University): Migration, Diversity, and Welfare, Malmö University) and Yuna Sonia Parella (Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona) paradox’ in Andalusia (Spain): an explanatory model. Emplacement seen through the lens of work/non-work Sato (Department of Law, Keio University): Identification of Sonia Pereira (IGOT-ULisboa) Simon McMahon (Coventry University): The politics of domains: international physicians in Norway and Sweden. multiracial and multiethnic Japanese youth. Thales Speroni (Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona) immigration during an economic crisis: analysing political Jörg Plöger (ILS – Research Institute for Regional and Urban Josiane Le Gall (Université de Montréal) and Deirdre Meintel debate on immigration in Southern Europe. Development, Dortmund): Skilled migration in two post- (Université de Montréal): The multiple identities of children of mixed Lucinda Fonseca, Jorge Malheiros and Alina Esteves industrial European cities – exploring the role of place. unions in Quebec: Between transmission and personal choice. (IGOT, University of Lisbon): Labour market integration Dan Rodriguez-Garcia, Miguel Solana-Solana and Anna of immigrants in Portugal in times of austerity: resilience, Ortiz-Guitart (UAB): Youth of mixed descent in Spain: in situ responses and re-emigration. Ethnic choices and social constraints. Erica Chito Childs (Sociology Program, Hunter College and the CUNY Graduate Center, USA): "Mixedness, media and marketplace: Exploring mixed identities in a global city”.

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ECONOMY AND METHODOLOGICAL REFUGEES AND WELFARE AND CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH LABOUR MARKET TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION

IMMIGRATION, IMMIGRANTS AND TRADE UNIONS IN EUROPE RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS AGEING MIGRANTS Workshop: Migration, Panel: How do organisations Panel: Flight and the first Panel: Transnational Care Migrant Workers and Labour shape migration and immigrant years after: New insights and arrangements: New and Old Markets in Europe II incorporation? Exploring the new accounts on refugees’ Mobilities for Care in Old Age potential of an organisational experiences in Germany Coordinators: Stefania Marino (University of Manchester), perspective in migration and the Netherlands Chairs: María Bruquetas (Radboud University Nijmegen) Rinus Penninx (University of Amsterdam) and Vincent Horn (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) and Judith Roosblad (Inspectorate for Social Affairs research Chairs: Diana Schacht (DIW Berlin) and Jörg Hartmann and Employment, The Netherlands) Chairs: Christine Lang (MPI-MMG Göttingen/Germany) (Institute for Sociology, University Göttingen) Discussant: Zenia Hellgren (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) and Kyoko Shinozaki (University of Salzburg/Austria) Standing committee: Immigration, Immigrants Discussant: Andreas Pott (IMIS, University of Osnabrück) Discussants: Diana Schacht (DIW Berlin) and Jörg Papers/participants: and Labour Markets in Europe (IILME/IITUE) Papers/participants: Julien Debonneville (MPI-MMG Hartmann (Institute for Sociology, University Göttingen) Mika Toyota (Rikkyo-University Tokio): Care, family and living Göttingen/Germany): The Philippine migration industry: arrangement: experiences of retirement migrants in Asia. Participants: from local organizational practices to transnational Papers/participants: Désirée Bender, Tina Hollstein, and Sonja Großmann Max Pichl, Mario Neumann governmentality. Mieke Maliepaard (Ministerie van Justitite en Veiligheid, the (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz): Retirement and Neva Löw (University of Kassel) Christin Achermann (Centre for Migration Law and MAPS, Netherlands) and Djamila Schans (Maastricht University): migration and care arrangements for German speaking Olga Jubany and Rosa Lazaro (University of Barcelona) University of Neuchâtel/Switzerland): Shaping migration at Choosing the Netherlands? Decision making en route to Europe. older people in Thailand. Joana Sousa Ribeiro (CES, University of Coimbra) the border: the interplay of organisational structuring and Jaco Dagevos, Willem Huijnk and Emily Miltenburg Karin van Holten (Careum Research, Kalaidos University individual practices within the Swiss Border Guard. (The Netherlands Institute of Social Science Research): of Applied Sciences), Eva Soom Ammann (Bern University Roberta Perna (Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos - An overview on the integration of permit-holding asylum of Applied Sciences) and Heidi Kaspar (Careum Research, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (IPP-CSIC), migrants from Syria. Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences): The promise: Madrid/Spain): Street-level organisations, fields and migrant Diana Schacht (DIW Berlin) and Jörg Hartmann (Institute for Negotiations of ‘home’ in transnational care arrangements incorporation in healthcare. Understanding the connections Sociology, University Göttingen): Does the population size of for the elderly at home. at the front-line of the Italian Healthcare System. refugees’ place of residence affect their language acquisition Anita Böcker, María Bruquetas (Radboud University Naika Foroutan (BIM, Humboldt University Berlin) process? New evidence on the rural-urban continuum. Nijmegen) and Vincent Horn and Cornelia Schweppe and Frank Kalter (MZES, University of Mannheim/Germany): Hanna Brenzel and Yuliya Kosyakova (Institute for (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz): Transnational care High performing students in ethnically diverse Employment Research, IAB, Nuremberg Germany): How arrangements in Germany and the Netherlands: Motivation schools – do organisational structures matter? does the legal status and the length of asylum procedure and justification of family decision-making. affect the labor market integration of refugees in Germany?

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METHODOLOGICAL SOCIETY AND SOCIETY AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES ATTITUDES ATTITUDES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES

INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY HIGHLY-SKILLED MIGRANTS AND TRANSNATIONALISM Workshop: IMISCOE Panel: Topic: Interaction Panel: Education Panel: Topic: Highly-Skilled Solidarity Fund for Scholars of Migrant Integration and Social Mobility Migrants at Risk and Transnationalism Chair: Lorenzo Gabrielli (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Gemma Pinyol (GRITIM-UPF)

Organizers: Ali Konyali (Institute for Migration Chair: Ivan Martin (GRITIM-UPF) Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Research and Intercultural Studies, Osnabrück, Germany) Jacobo Muñoz-Comet (UNED, Madrid) and Albert Julia Reinold and Inge Hooijen (Maastricht University): and Maurice Crul (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Papers/participants: Arcarons (European University Institute (EUI)): The labour Understanding differences between mobility intentions Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels (University of Kent at integration of immigrant children in Spain. Do they still and behaviour – the case of recent graduates Participants: TBA Brussels): “That’s how they see me”: Reactive Ethnicity and suffer a disadvantage? in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine. Self-Identification. Anne-Sophie Dutoit (Institute of Sociology, University Anna Simola (University of Helsinki): Cross-border strategies Jenny Phillimore (University of Birmingham): Migration of Neuchâtel): Unpacking inherited cosmopolitanism to of young university-educated intra-EU migrant workers and welfare bricolage in superdiverse neighbourhoods: understand internationalisation strategies. under conditions of precarity and disappearing rights. structure, agency and translocalism. Costel Grigoras (Paris-Sorbonne University): Social Bahram Salavati (Iran National Population Studies Institute): Beatriz Padilla (ISCTE-IUL) and Simone Castellani (ISCTE- mobility of the Roma immigrant children’s and impact "Drivers and dynamics of high-skilled migration and return: IUL): Layers of transnational health protection. Exploring on social cohesiveness. the case of Iran". health bricolage among migrants in Lisbon. Birgit Glorius (University of Chemnitz, Germany): Return Amélie Haag (University of Hildesheim): Migration policy as migration and social innovation. The example of returning expert policy? The role of expert knowledge in the making graduates to Bulgaria. of the German Federal Recognition Act. Zana Vathi (Edge Hill University) and Ruxandra Trandafoiu (Edge Hill University): Losing rights? The impact of Brexit on the high and low skilled EU migrants in the north west of the UK.

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METHODOLOGICAL DISCRIMINATION REFUGEES AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES AND EXCLUSION FORCED DISPLACEMENTS AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES

CHANGING MIGRATION DYNAMICS AND ITS IMPACT ON DIVERSIFICATION OF MIGRATION IN EUROPE Panel: Kick-of meeting Panel: Racial and Ethnic Workshop: Aspiring Panel: Temporalities of Research Initiative Qualitative Discrimination in Cross- refugees? Debating the role migration and integration-Part I and Conceptual Research National Perspective IV of aspirations in the study of (Discriminatory labour forced migration Chair: Marta Bivand Erdal (PRIO) Organizers: Ricard Zapata-Barrero (GRITIM-UPF) market institutions) and Evren Yalaz (GRITIM-UPF) Discussant: Susanne Bygnes (University of Bergen) Organizers: Milena Belloni (CeMIS, University of Antwerp), Participants: Chair: Patrick Simon (INED) Christiane Timmerman (CeMIS, University of Antwerp) Papers/participants: Anna Triandafyllidou (EUI) Russell King (University of Sussex) and Francesco Della Verena Wisthaler (Swiss Forum for Migration and Population Discussant: Ingrid Tucci (Laboratoire d'Economie et de Participants: Puppa (University of Padova ): Times of work and social life: Studies and Eurac Research) Sociologie du Travail, LEST-CNRS) Lore van Praag (CeMIS, University of Antwerp) Stiene Ravn Bangladeshi migrants in North-East Italy and London. Karolina Barglowski (Technical University Dortmund) and Rilke Mahieu (CeMIS, University of Antwerp) Katharine Charsley (University of Bristol): Temporal Valeria Bello (United Nations University) Papers/participants: Sílvia Cardoso (University of Lisbon) perspectives on marriage migration and integration: Eva Ostergaard-Nielsen (Autonomous University of Daniel Auer and Fabienne Liechti (University of Lausanne): Sonia Pereira (University of Lisbon) generation, society and lifecourse. Barcelona) What does effect-heterogeneity of active labour market Mehmet Bozok and Nihan Bozok (Maltepe University) Evelin Odermatt (University of Sussex): The underlining Seda Aydin (Autonomous University of Barcelona) programmes reveal about discrimination? Lea Muller-Funk (UVA, University of Amsterdam) motivations of Moldovan migrants’ collective transnational Jean-Thomas Arrighi (GRITIM-UPF) Carolin Schütze (Lund University) and Mosi Ifatunji Ayşen Üstübici (Koç Üniversity) development. Ilse van Liempt (Utrecht University) (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill): The Maissam Nimer (Koç Üniversity) Nauja Kleist (Danish Institute for International operationalization of colour-blindness: How colour-blindness Womersley Gail (University of Neuchatel) Studies):Trajectories and temporalities of involuntary translates into Swedish welfare practices with migrants. Anja Van Heelsum (UVA, University of Amsterdam) return migration to Ghana: forced relocation processes Laura Westerveen (Institute for European Studies – Godfried Engbersen (Erasmus University Rotterdam) and post-return life. Vrije Universiteit Brussel): Ethnic gaps in education and Susanne Bygnes (University of Bergen) and Marta Bivand employment: Colour-blind and colour-conscious policy Erdal (PRIO): On the temporalities of integration: Stagnating frames in Belgium and Germany. and postponing, hoping and rationalizing. Mirna Safi (Sciences Po): Promoting diversity in French workplaces: Targeting and signalling ethno-racial origin in a colour-blind context.

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(SUPER)DIVERSITY AND REFUGEES AND WELFARE AND POLITICS AND INTERSECTIONALITY FORCED DISPLACEMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION GOVERNANCE

MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION THE MULTILEVEL GOVERNANCE OF IMMIGRANT AND IMMIGRATION POLICIES Panel: (Re-)constructing ways Panel: Methodological Panel: “Protecting Panel: Framing Migration of belonging: Cross-country challenges of migration Diasporas”: Immigrant in EU's Mediterranean experiences of multiethnic research (part I): Surveying Social Protection Neighbourhood and multiracial youth - PART II refugee and migrant populations and the Sending State Chair: Ferruccio Pastore (FIERI) Chairs: Dan Rodriguez-Garcia (Universitat Autonoma Chairs: Steffen Pötzschke (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Chairs: Jean-Michel Lafleur de Barcelona (UAB), Nahikari Irastorza and Sayaka Social Sciences) and Sebastian Rinken (IESA-CSIC (Institute and Daniela Vintila (CEDEM, Université de Liège) Discussants: Michael Collyer (Sussex University) Osanami Törngren (Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, for Advanced Social Studies, Spanish Research Council)) and Katharina Natter (Amsterdam University) Diversity, and Welfare, Malmö University), Erica Chito Childs Discussant: Pau Palop (GIGA, Hamburg) (Sociology Program, Hunter College and the CUNY Graduate Discussant: Sebastian Rinken (IESA-CSIC (Institute for Papers/participants: Center, New York, USA) Advanced Social Studies, Spanish Research Council)) Papers/participants: Emanuela Roman (FIERI): Migration frames in SEM Discussants: Nahikari Irastorza and Sayaka Osanami Alan Gamen (Monash University): Diaspora protection, countries: The case of Tunisia. Törngren (Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity, Papers/participants: Stephanie Eckman (RTI), Kristen soft sovereignty and human geopolitics. Noureddine Harrami (Meknes University): Les politiques and Welfare, Malmö University) Himelein (World Bank) and William Philbrick (RTI): Jose Marques (University of Coimbra) migratoires au Maroc: les acteurs et les modalités Papers/participants: Nahikari Irastorza (Malmö Institute Innovative designs for sampling refugees and measuring and Pedro Gois (CICS, NOVA): A welfare state greater de construction. for Studies of Migration, Diversity, and Welfare, Malmö University impact on host communities. than its territory - extension of social protection Asli Selin Okyay (Insituto Affari Internazionali IAI): ): “Just mixed or re-mixed”? Factors affecting intermarriage of Elena Lupu and Marek Fuchs (Darmstadt University of to Portuguese emigrants. Framing migration in Turkey: The perspective multiethnic people. Technology): Extending the scope. Matching a local refugee Madalina Moraru (European University Institute): of civil society actors. Sandra Mateus (Department of Sociology, Instituto survey to a national representative refugee survey using The evolution of the EU normative framework governing Universitário de Lisboa): Blending ahead: Young people of propensity score matching. consular cooperation and protection of EU mixed origin advantages in Portuguese compulsory schooling. Vesela Kovacheva (University of Münster): Using a location citizens in the world. Anne Unterreiner (ERIS-CNRS and Observatoire sampling for surveying migrants at local level: an experience Magdalena Lesinska (Centre of Migration Research sociologique du changement, SciencesPo): The challenging with a survey among Bulgarian migrants in Hamburg. University of Warsaw): Reactive policies to the needs structural integration of people of mixed French-Algerian Jannes Jacobsen (German Institute for Economic Research of citizens abroad: the case of Poland. background in France: Quantitative and qualitative findings. (SOEP at DIW)) and Jürgen Schupp (German Institute Erica Chito Childs (Sociology Program, Hunter College and for Economic Research (SOEP at DIW) and Freie Universität the CUNY Graduate Center, New York, USA): Mixedness, media Berlin): Language translation mismatch in the and marketplace: Exploring mixed identities in a global city. IAB-BAMF-SOEP Refugee Survey.

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WELFARE AND REFUGEES AND POLITICS AND POLITICS AND SOCIAL PROTECTION FORCED DISPLACEMENTS GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Workshop: "Open Session Panel: Turkey, place Workshop: Diaspora Politics: Panel: Assessing Migration of the Standing Committee of refuge or oblivion Exploring Transnational Political Politics and Regimes 'Education & Social Mobility'" Engagement Initiatives Chair: Ahmet Içduygu (MREKOC (Koc University in the Mediterranean Migration Research Centre)) Organizers: Jens Schneider (University of Osnabruck) Organizers: Kees Biekart (International Institute of Social Chairs: Tamirace Fakhoury (Associate Professor in Political and Maurice Crul (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Discussant: Franck Duvell (COMPAS, Oxford University) Studies (The Hague)) and Cathy Wilcock (Manchester Sciences and International Affairs in the Department of Social University) Sciences, and Associate Director of the Institute of Social Participants: Papers/participants: Justice and Conflict Resolution (ISJCR), Lebanese American Elif Keskiner (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Deniz Senol Sert (Ozyegin University, Istanbul): Syrians Participants: University) Christine Lang (University of Osnabruck) in Turkey: State of the Art. Giulia Sinatti (Free University Amsterdam) Michael Eve (University of Eastern Piedmont) Margarite Zoeteweij (University of Fribourg): Migration Kasia Grabska (International Institute of Social Studies Papers/participants: Yael Brinbaum (Cnam, CNRS,CEET) deals with third countries: Do they really work? (The Hague)) Devyani Prabhat (University of Bristol School for Policy Maurice Crul (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Laura Cunial (NRC): The role of INGOs and NGOs in Antony Otiene Ongayo (Tilburg University) Studies), Ann Singleton (University of Bristol School Marieke Slootman (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) providing effective protection in Turkey. Ebba Tellander (PRIO, Oslo) for Policy Studies), Robbie Eyles (Creighton (law firm)): Alireza Behtoui (Stockholm University) Examining the data and consequences of age assessment Arnfinn Midtboen (Institute for Social Research) of unaccompanied migrant young people in the UK. Philipp Schnell (University of Vienna) Oriol Puig (University of Barcelona): Niger, another outpost Ismintha Waldring (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) of “Fortress Europe”: transnational and translocal networks Andreas Pott (IMIS, University of Osnabrück) during the Saharan journey. Jens Schneider (University of Osnabruck) Alicia Adsera (Princeton University), Carles Boix (Princeton University), Martin Guzi (Masaryk University): Unstable political regimes and wars as drivers of international migration. Olawale Lawal (Lagos State University): Migration industry in Nigeria: The cartels, the capital and the oaths.

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TRANSNATIONAL REFUGEES AND POLITICS AND REFUGEES AND CHALLENGES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS GOVERNANCE FORCED DISPLACEMENTS

TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANT FAMILIES, CHILDREN RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS AND YOUTH (EXPERIENCES AND LEARNING PERSPECTIVES) Panel: Transnational Migrant Panel: Responding Panel: Migrants, Politics Panel: Refugees Families, Children and Youth to the Refugee Crisis and Institutions and refugee policies Chair: Luisa Faustini Torres (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Silvia Morgades (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Evren Yalaz (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Lorenzo Gabrielli (GRITIM-UPF) Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Núria Franco-Guillén (Griffith University), Gaia Testore Guillermo Merelo (University of Auckland): Trapped Anna Kyriazi (European University Institute): The dispute Harsha Wilkinson (Independent Researcher): Barriers (University of Turin) and Verena Wisthaler (Swiss Forum between two daddies: the symbolic construction of the over the integrated schooling of native and refugee ahead: the experiences of young unaccompanied asylum for Migration and Population Studies and Eurac Research): state among Latin American migrants in Sweden. children in Greece during the 2016-2017 school year seekers in accessing education and employment in the UK. Cooperation and conflict – Does the accommodation of Marcel Coenders (Utrecht University The Netherlands Annalisa Galgano (Fulbright Foundation Greece): The Zeynep Pamukcu (University of A Coruña): How to refugees shape intergovernmental relations between central, Institute for Social Research (SCP)): Trust in national solidarity movement model for refugee service provision understand children's perspective on race. regional and local level? institutions and generalized trust among different migrant in Athens, Greece. Maria Vivas-Romero (CEDEM, University of Liege, Kerstin Schmidt (Bielefeld University, Germany): Different groups in the Netherlands. Vily Mylona (National Technical University of Athens): Belgium) and Cristina Ramos (University of Florida, USA): facets of being a refugee in Germany: Self perceptions Helena Hattmannsdorfer (Universität Wien): Collective Institutional and self-organised housing projects The aftermath of the economic crises: Tracing the effect and perceptions by other groups of migrants. reception facilities in Italy. Room of manoeuvre: local for refugees. A comparative research of the different of restrictive welfare and migratory policies on Andean Markéta Blažejovská (Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles practice between the national and the su-pra-national types of refugee accommodation in Athens. migrants' productive and reproductive lives. University in Prague): Europeanized, or not? The Czech Alice Buoli (Independent Researcher): An atlas of artistic Ingrid Berns Pavezi (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg): Souhila Belabbas (University of Southampton): Negotiation public discussion on refugee crisis. and cultural practices on migrations. Thinking the epistemological borders of Europe through and construction of cultural identity in a transnational Snezhina Gabova (RiskMonitor Foundation): BorderLines: Julien Debonneville (Max Planck Institute for the Study of the European Union agreements with 'Safe Third context: The case of the Kabyles in the UK. Xenophobic discourses against migrants and refugees. Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen): Choreographing Countries' Gry Paulgaard (The Arctic University Marta Buler and Paula Pustulka (SWPS University the movements: mobility of contemporary dancers and the of Norway): The Artic migration route; consequences of Social Sciences and Humanities): Gendered family making of “diversity”. for local communities, education capacities and refugees. practices and cultural diffusion in binational couples of Polish migrant women.

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DISCRIMINATION REFUGEES AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND EXCLUSION FORCED DISPLACEMENTS AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MOBILITY AND MIGRATION Panel: Racial Panel: The reunification Panel: Temporalities of Panel: International student and Ethnic Discrimination of refugee families across migration and integration-Part II mobility and migration: in Cross-National Europe: rights, practices trajectories, transitions, and Perspective V and experiences Chair: Susanne Bygnes (University of Bergen) social transformations (1) (Innovative experimental Discussant: Marta Bivand Erdal (PRIO) Chairs: Milena Belloni (CeMIS, University of Antwerp) Chairs: Christof van Mol (CeMIS and Tilburg University) studies) and Paola Bonizzoni (University of Milan) Papers/participants: and Parvati Raghuram (Open University) Ilse van Liempt (Utrecht University) and Sevda Tunaboylu Chair: Arnfinn H. Midtbøen (Institute for Social Research) Discussant: Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot (Université (Universitat Pompeu Fabra): Stuck on an island: Waiting, Discussants: Nicolai Netz (DZHW) and Yvonne Riaño Libre De Bruxelles) hoping and fearing (im)mobility. (NCCR - University of Neuchâtel) Discussant: Valentina Di Stasio (University of Utrecht) Tabea Scharrer (Max Planck Institute for Social Papers/participants: Anthropology): Why it is sometimes better if nothing Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Eleonore Kofman (Middlesex University): happens. The case of Somalian refugees in Kenya. Russell King, Aija Lulle and Laura Morosanu (University Bourabain Dounia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel): Could Separated refugee families. Cecilia Schenetti (Maastricht University): Immobile in of Sussex): International student mobility, life transitions, and you help me, please? Intersectional field experiments Johanna Leinonen (Finnish Institute for Migration) ‘movement’ and mobile in ‘waiting’. Young asylum spatialised trajectories of education and work: experiences of on everyday discrimination in clothing stores. and Saara Pellander (University of Helsinki): Temporality seekers' experience in the Netherlands and their young Latvians, Slovakians and Romanians in the London area. Iris Andriessen (The Netherlands Institute for Social and everyday security in the lives of transnational families. strategies to navigate the state. Jannecke Wiers-Jenssen (Oslo and Akershus University Research), Seval Gündemir (University of Amsterdam) Jane Freedman (Université Paris): Stuck in Greece? Susanne Bygnes (University of Bergen): Let the future College (HiOA) and Liv Anne Støren (NIFU): Heterogeneous and Astrid C. Homan (University of Amsterdam): Obstacles to family reunification under the Common begin! Aspirations and temporalities of integration effects of credit mobility on the transition from higher Native Dutch’ perceptions of multiculturalism/ European Asylum System. among Syrian refugees in Norway. education to work? Evidence from Norway. pro-diversity measures. Sabine Damir-Geilsdorf (University of Cologne): “If we Goshu Wolde Tefera (Monash University): Time Lama Kabbanji (CEPED - IRD), Antonina Levatino had known they would change the laws, we would have theories in refugee integration. (INED) and Sorana Toma (ENSAE - CREST): Trajectories all entered the boat”. Family reunification for Syrian of international student mobility: a longitudinal and refugees in Germany: legal changes, bureaucatic comparative perspective. hurdles and coping strategies. Carola Bauschke-Urban, Kirsten Heusgen and Dorina Dedgjoni (Fulda University of Applied Sciences): Between return and future mobility: Career and life transitions of Master students from Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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REFUGEES AND REFUGEES AND METHODOLOGICAL POLITICS AND CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH FORCED DISPLACEMENTS FORCED DISPLACEMENTS TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES GOVERNANCE

RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Panel: Local innovation in Workshop: Borders and Panel: Methodological Workshop: “Protecting asylum-seeker and refugee the experiences of refugees challenges of migration Diasporas”: Immigrant reception. Part 1: Case and asylum seekers in the research (part II): Transnational Social Protection studies of local innovations, European Union. Insights and intercultural studies and the Sending State based on forging connections from the Mediterranean Chairs: Sebastian Rinken (IESA-CSIC (Institute for Advanced Chairs: Caroline Oliver (University of Roehampton, London) Basin and beyond. Social Studies, Spanish Research Council)) and Steffen Organizers: Jean-Michel Lafleur and Jacqueline Broadhead (Centre on Migration, Pötzschke (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences) and Daniela Vintila (CEDEM, Université de Liège) Policy & Society, University of Oxford) Organizers: Birte Nienaber (Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Luxembourg), Claudia Discussant: Steffen Pötzschke (GESIS - Leibniz Institute Participants: Discussants: Tiziana Caponio (FIERI and University Paraschivescu and Lucas Oesch (Institute of Geography for the Social Sciences) Alan Gamen (Monash University) of Turin) and Francesca Campomori (University of Venice) and Spatial Planning, University of Luxembourg). Madalina Moraru (European University Institute) Papers/participants: Erica Consterdine (Sussex University) Papers/participants: Participants: Eveline Reisenauer (University of Hildesheim): Transnational Pau Palop (GIGA, Hamburg) Caroline Oliver (University of Roehampton, London), Karin Birgit Glorius (University of Chemnitz, Germany) everydayness: Reflections on doing transnational migration Pedro Gois (University of Coimbra) Geijen (Utrecht University School of Governance) and Shannon Damery (University of Liège (CEDEM)) research. Jose Marques (CICS NOVA) Rianne Dekker (Utrecht University School of Governance): Damla Bayraktar Aksel (Koç University, Turkey) Niels Uhlendorf (Leuphana University Lüneburg): Demands Magdalena Lesinska (Centre of Migration Research Local innovation to overcome the challenges of asylum David Petry/Ralph Petry (European Migration Network, of self-optimization in the context of migration: Discourses University of Warsaw) seeker reception: the Utrecht Refugee Launchpad. Luxembourg contact point) and biographical self-constructions. Angeliki Kostantinidou (CEDEM, Université de Liège) Stiene Ravn (University of Antwerp) and Rilke Mahieu Dr. Elena Sánchez-Montijano (Barcelona Centre for Martina Maletzky (University of Passau), Andreas Landes Michalis Moutselos (Princeton University) (University of Antwerp): Urban innovation in refugee reception International Affairs, Spain) (University of Passau) and Ana Mratschowski (University Georgia Mavrodi (European University Institute) and support: lessons from the ground from an on-going of Bochum): Intercultural aspects of qualitative cohousing and case management project in Antwerp. migration research. Marielle Zill (Utrecht University): Walk in! Hereinspaziert! Stephanie Eckman (RTI), Maryanne Ardini (RTI) and Alternative forms of asylum accommodation and everyday William Philbrick (RTO): Refugee research: How informed experiences of interaction and social mixing between is consent? Can we use information technology to improve asylum seekers and neighbourhood residents consent procedures? in the Grandhotel Cosmopolis.

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WELFARE AND REFUGEES AND TRANSNATIONAL POLITICS AND SOCIAL PROTECTION FORCED DISPLACEMENTS CHALLENGES GOVERNANCE

INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION AND MOBILITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION TRANSNATIONALISM AND TRANSNATIONALISM Panel: How to newly Panel: Forced displacement Panel: Interaction of Panel: Migration Citizenship grasp social remittances? from Syria and Syrian Migrant Integration and and Political Participation migration rationales. Transnationalism Chair: Gemma Aubarell Soduga (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Dusan Drbohlav (Charles University in Prague) Chairs: John Palmer and Sevda Tunaboylu Chair: Ivan Martin (GRITIM-UPF) Papers/participants: Discussants: Izabela Grabowska (SWPS University (Pompeu Fabra University) Josefina Sipinen (University of Tampere): The role of Social Sciences, Center of Migration Research) Papers/participants: of social networks in immigrant-origin individuals’ political and Eva Janska (Charles University) Discussants: Katharina Natter (University of Amsterdam) Lenka Formánková (Insitute of Sociology, Czech Academy recruitment: Evidence from the Finnish municipal elections. and Reinhard Schweitzer (University of Sussex) of Sciences): Time to work, time to care? Third country Tudi Kernalegenn (Université Catholique de Louvain Papers/participants: migrant mothers to reconcile work and family life in (Belgium)): The activities and functions of political parties Dita Čermáková, Markéta Seidlová and Lenka Pavelková Papers/participants: the post state-socialist Czech Republic. abroad. Comparing British, French and Spanish (Charles University in Prague): Migrant values and social Ulas Sunata (Bahçeşehir University): Syrian refugee Kathleen Markey (University of Limerick): Understanding involved emigrants. remittances across the contemporary migration-development settlement dynamics and rationales in Turkey. factors that enable and hinder quality healthcare Guido Tintori, Fabrizio Natale and Marco Scipioni nexus: the case of Moldovans in Czechia. Ching-An Chang (University of Edinburgh): The factors for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. (Knowledge Centre on Migration and Demography (KCMD) Izabela Grabowska (SWPS University of Social Sciences, involved in the decision-making processes of Syrian Jorge Morales Cardiel (Universidad Autónoma Joint Research Centre, European Commission): Know your Center of Migration Research): Social remittances: businessmen when choosing a place for relocation de Zacatecas): Humanitarian crisis of Central Americans neighbors. Across-country analysis of possible correlations Channels of diffusion. after the year of 2011. migrants and deportees in transit through Mexico: between residential concentration of immigrants Pietro Cingolani (FIERI and University of Turin) and Lea Müller-Funk (University of Amsterdam): Migration discrimination, forced migration and accompaniment. and electoral results. Francesco Vietti (FIERRI and University of Milano Bicocca): aspirations and decision-making of Syrian refugees Xi Chen and Anita Kit-wa Chan (The Education University Claudia Finotelli, MariaCaterina La Barbera "My children think differently". Transnationalism, social in Lebanon and Turkey. of Hong Kong): Experiences of mainland Chinese and Gabriel Echeverria (Universidad Complutense de remittances and intergenerational differences among Irene Tuzi (Sapienza University of Rome): Relocation student-turned migrants in Hong Kong. Madrid): Beyond instrumental citizenship: The Spanish Moldovan migrants in Italy. of Syrian refugees entailing informal secondary mobility Sina Isabel Freund (Universität Hildesheim): Constructing and Italian citizenship regimes in times of crisis. Dusan Drbohlav, Zdeněk Čermák, Eva Janska in Europe. statehood - racial mis-interpellation in the educational Franziska Schreyer and Tanja Fendel (Institute and Dagmar Dzúrová (Charles University in Prague): material of integration courses. for Employment Research Germany): Legal discrimination Social remittances of Moldovans staying within the politics of integration and citizenship? in Czechia – quantitative approach. The paradigm of activation and educational and work experiences of female refugees in Germany.

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ECONOMY AND REFUGEES AND REFUGEES AND ECONOMY AND LABOUR MARKET FORCED DISPLACEMENTS FORCED DISPLACEMENTS LABOUR MARKET

IMMIGRATION, IMMIGRANTS AND TRADE UNIONS IN EUROPE INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CHANGING MIGRATION DYNAMICS AND ITS IMPACT CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS ON DIVERSIFICATION OF MIGRATION IN EUROPE Panel: Migrants and Panel: Deconstructing Workshop: Academics Panel: Highly skilled Challenges of Employment/ the border and reception Seeking International migration in the labour market: Labour Market Position of asylum seekers in Italy. Protection: Conceptual and Brain waste or brain gain? Policy Challenges PART I Chair: Juan Carlos Trivino (GRITIM-UPF) Chairs: Katie Kuschminder (Maastricht University) Chair: Marco Pecoraro (University of Neuchatel) and Daniela DeBono (Malmö University) and Didier Ruedin (University of Neuchatel) Papers/participants: Organizers: Ester Gallo (University of Trento) Anders Neergaard (REMESO, Linköping University): Discussants: Katie Kuschminder (Maastricht University) and Anna Triandafyllidou (European University Institute) Discussants: Marco Pecoraro (University of Neuchatel) Imagined solidarities and challenges everywhere: Swedish and Daniela DeBono (Malmö University) and Didier Ruedin (University of Neuchatel) blue-collar trade unions and migrants in an age of Chair and Discussant: Anna Triandafyllidou (RSCAS-EUI) neoliberalism and extreme-right wing populism. Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Andrey Tibajev (REMESO, Linköping University): Immigrant Daniela DeBono (Malmö University): Twisting Participants: Massimiliano Tani (UNSW): "Over-education selection and the propensity for self-employment. and turning: Moral deliberations of borderworkers Rose Anderson (Director for Protection Services, and productivity: is there a link? A European study". Hanne Vandermeerschen, Peter De Cuyper, Rembert on the EU’s Mediterranean external border. Scholars at Risk Network) Javier Quintana Gonzalez (Bocconi University): De Blander and Steven Groenez (HIVA - KU Leuven): Vanessa Grotti (European University Institute): Strange Anas Al-Khabour (SAR-Scholar, University of Gothenburg) Regional divergence and import competition. The labour market integration of people of foreign origin in patience: Kinship, care, and regeneration in Southern Mathieu Schneider (University of Strasbourg) Marco Pecoraro (University of Nauchatel) and Philippe Flanders (Belgium): in search of effective interventions. European borderlands. Halleh Ghorashi (Sociology, VU Amsterdam) Wanner (University of Geneva): Does the recognition Simone Castellani (University Institute of Lisbon (CIES-IUL)): Valeria Bello (United Nations University): Prejudice Laura Lohéac (Programme d'aide à l'Accueil en Urgence of foreign qualification decrease the risk of skills What’s going on with the mobile Europeans’ social rights? and the spiralling of the securitization of migration. des Scientifiques en Exil (PAUSE), Collège de France). mismatch for immigrants? Configurations of social protection within Italian A qualitative comparative study of reception centres in Italy. and Spanish labour mobility toward Germany during Simon McMahon (Coventry University): Humanitarian the last economic recession. assemblages and informal mobility in Italy’s migration crisis. Raquel Martínez-Buján (University of A Corunha (ESOMI)): Katie Kuschminder (Maastricht University UNU-Merit Men as paid care workers in domestic service. and European University Institute): Eritrean asylum seekers (im)mobility within Italy: Examining secondary movements.

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INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REFUGEES AND POLITICS AND AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS GOVERNANCE

CONTESTED CHILDHOODS: GROWING UP IN MIGRANCY INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MOBILITY AND MIGRATION RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Panel: Child and Youth Panel: International student Panel: Local innovation Panel: The Politics Mobilities mobility and migration: in asylum-seeker and refugee and Sociology of Immigrant trajectories, transitions, and reception. Part 2: Arenas Naturalisation Chairs: Eszter Neumann (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) and Miquel Martorell (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) social transformations (2) and actors: Negotiating space for innovative reception Chairs: Floris Peters (Maastricht University) Discussants: Christiane Timmerman (CeMIS, University Chairs: Yvonne Riaño (NCCR - University of Neuchâtel) and Anna Tegunimataka (Lund University) of Antwerp) and Lore van Praag (CeMIS, University of and Nicolai Netz (DZHW) approaches Antwerp) Discussants: Nahikari Irastorza (Malmö University) Discussants: Parvati Raghuram (Open University) Chairs: Caroline Oliver (University of Roehampton, London) and Swantje Falcke (Maastricht University) Papers/participants: and Christof van Mol (CeMIS and Tilburg University) and Jacqueline Broadhead (Centre on Migration, Policy & Bálint Ábel Bereményi (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Society, University of Oxford) Papers/participants: (UAB)) and Silvia Carrasco (Universitat Autònoma de Papers/participants: Discussants: Karin Geijen (Utrecht University School of Maarten Vink (Maastricht University), Anna Tegunimataka Barcelona (UAB): Families’ residential mobility Knut Petzold (Ruhr-Universität Bochum): International Governance) and Dirk Gebhardt (UPF, Barcelona) (Lund University), Floris Peters (Maastricht University) and school choice. student mobility and the willingness to international and Pieter Bevelander (Malmö University): Immigrant Laia Narciso (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB): migration A comparison of the EU-28 member states. Papers/participants: Tiziana Caponio (University of naturalization in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden: Mariama on the move. Migration capital and second Nonie Tuxen (Australian National University): ‘The Complete Turin, FIERI and Collegio Carlo Alberto), David Donatiello Origin, destination and life course in longitudinal generations in Spanish youth emigration. Package’: International student mobility, marriage(ability) (University of Turin) and Irene Ponzo (FIERI): Building a perspective (1995-2015). Stefano Piemontese (Central European University (CEU); and class status in Mumbai, India. positive governance of asylum seekers reception. Michaela Slotwinski (University of Basel), Alois Stutzer Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)): Diverging Giorgio de Pietro (University of Westminster & IZA): Social The case of rural areas in the Piedmont Region, Italy. (University of Basel), Pieter Bevelander (Malmö University) mobilities, converging immobility. Romanian “Roma” transformations and socioeconomic inequality in access Dirk Gebhardt (UPF, Barcelona): Municipalist activism in and Nahikari Irastorza (Malmö University): Non-citizen adolescents at the crossroad between spatial, social to study abroad programs: A cross-country comparison. refugee reception as policy innovation in Barcelona? voting rights and the integration of immigrants in Sweden and educational (im)mobility. Annique Lombard (University of Neuchâtel): Unequal Francesca Campomori (University of Venice) and Christophe Leclerc (Maastricht University), Maarten Vink Miquel Martorell (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona conditions for the study-to-work transition of EU and non- Maurizio Ambrosini (University of Milan): Between policies (Maastricht University) and Hans Schmeets (Statistics (UAB)): Exploring children’s unconventional mobilities. EU graduates in Switzerland? A mixed methods approach. of exclusion and innovative actions: the complex and Netherlands, Maastricht University): Does community matter? Some findings from school-based comparative heterogeneous scenario of refugee reception in Italy. The effect of residential ethnic segregation on naturalisation ethnographies. Jacqueline Broadhead (University of Oxford): Building propensity in the Netherlands. inclusive cities: using knowledge exchange to explore and develop the inclusion of newcomers in UK cities.

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INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION POLITICS AND REFUGEES AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES GOVERNANCE FORCED DISPLACEMENTS AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES

REVISITING MOBILITIES BETWEEN EUROPE AND LATIN AMERICA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MOBILITY AND MIGRATION RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS MOBILITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES Panel: Human Mobilities and Panel: Small-scale settings Panel: Responding Panel: Mobilities Intercultural Challenges Linking and the incorporation of to the Refugee Crisis and Settlements in Europe and Latin America immigrants and refugees: Mediterranean Societies Chair: Silvia Morgades (GRITIM-UPF) Problematizing political and Chairs: Anastasia Bermudez (Universidad de Sevilla) policy diversity at the city level Papers/participants: Chairs: Hassan Boubakri (Professor of Geography and Beatriz Padilla (Instituto Universitario de Lisboa) Caroline Schultz (University of Bamberg): University of Sousse (Tunisia) Migration & CS (Civil Society), The implementation of access policies – immigration Forum Expert Chairman of the Centre of Tunis Discussant: Angeles Escriva (Universidad de Huelva) Chairs: Juan Carlos Triviño Salazar (Institut Barcelona offices and the work permit for asylum-seekers for Migration and Asylum (CeTuMA)) d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI)) and Ilona van Breugel and ‘tolerated’ persons in Germany. Papers/participants: (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Jan-Paul Brekke and Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud Papers/participants: Ana Margheritis (University of Southampton): Transatlantic (Institute for Social Research, Oslo): Communicating Sarah Nimführ (European Ethnology, University of Vienna) migration flows, policies, and practices in the 21st century Discussant: Dirk Gebhardt (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis borders – Governments deterring asylum seekers and Buba Sesay: Lost in limbo. Moving contours and Luicy Pedroza and Pau Palop (German Institute of Global ad Internacionals (IBEI)) through social media. practices of settlements of non-deportable refugees Area Studies, GIGA): Expanding the Emigrant Policies Index Philipp Stutz (Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit in the Mediterranean area. (EMIX): A comparison between Latin America and Europe. Papers/participants: Brussel): Migration cooperation beyond borders? Variance Karolina Sobczak-Szelc and Krzysztof Skocki (Centre Larisa Lara-Guerrero (University of Liege) and Maria Amandine Desille (Université de Poitiers): “We can save a city of EU migration cooperation with third countries explained. of Migration Research University of Warsaw): Environmentally Vivas-Romero (University of Liege): Steering new social with immigration” Potential and limitations of the ‘immigration Katerina Glyniadaki (London School of Economics): motivated or economical migration – the example of Mhamid fields of mobilization in global cities between Latin America and urban development’ nexus in downscaled cities. Common challenges but individual responses: the role (Morocco) and El Faouar (Tunisia) oases. and Europe: The case of Latin American transnational Juan Carlos Triviño Salazar (Institut Barcelona of discretion among street-level bureaucrats Irial Glynn (Leiden University): Can adopting a Braudelian political engagement in Brussels. d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI)) and Flora Burchianti in Athens and Berlin. perspective help explain Mediterranean migration patterns? Cristina Ramos (University of Florida): Moving in search (GRITIM-UPF-UPF): The management of immigrant-related Harry Pettit (University of the West of England) and Wiebe of stability: Colombians and Ecuadorians migratory conflicts in small-scale cities A comparison between Ruijtenberg (Radboud University Nijmegen): Migration trajectories in changing contexts. Badalona and L’Hospitalet. as hope and disillusion. Ilona van Breugel (Erasmus University Rotterdam): Local dimension of Dutch immigrant integration governance Charlotte Rauchle and Antonie Schmiz (Humboldt University Berlin): Analyzing migrant economies in non-gateway cities.

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(SUPER)DIVERSITY AND REFUGEES AND (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND DISCRIMINATION INTERSECTIONALITY FORCED DISPLACEMENTS INTERSECTIONALITY AND EXCLUSION

INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Workshop: The configuration Panel: Refugees Panel: Diversity and Panel: Topic: Undocumented of religion and religious and Euro-Mediterranean welfare issues in migration migrants and Deportation identities in local contexts Partnerships studies: case studies Policies

Organizers: Andreas Pott and Ali Konyali (Institute Chairs: Ibrahim Awad (Director of the Center for Migration Chair: Adriana Kemp (Chair Department of Sociology Chair: Gemma Pinyol (GRITIM-UPF) for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies, and Refugee Studies in the School of Global Affairs and and Anthropology, Tel Aviv University) Osnabrück, Germany) Public Policy at The American University in Cairo) Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Ibrahim Soysüren and Mihaela Nedelcu Participants: Papers/participants: Victor Albert Blanco (Université Paris 8 - Saint Denis - (Institute of Sociology, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland): Claire Dwyer (University College London, UK) Nurcan Ozgur Baklacioglu (Istanbul University): Gendering CRESPPA GTM): Cultural and religious diversity in public Governmentality of the deportation process: a comparative Patricia Ehrkamp (University of Kentucky, USA) migration across Euro-Mediterranean borders: Syrian space. The case of Institute of Islamic cultures in Paris. perspective on the centrality of coercion. Georg Glasze (University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany) refugee women on the way to Europe. Constantin Wagner (Institute of Sociology, University of St. Òscar Prieto-Flores, Xavier Casademont and Jordi Feu Laura Haddad (University of Hamburg, Germany) Birce Demiryontar and Ahmet Icduygu (Koc University): Gallen): The concept of whiteness as a tool for analyzing (Institute for Educational Research): Undocumented youth Claire Hancock (Université Paris-Est-Créteil, France) Mediterranean’s migration dilemma and the EU’s readmission civil servants citizens-interactions. and coming of age in Spain. Julia Martínez-Ariño (University of Groningen, Netherlands) agreements: Reinforcing a centre-periphery relation. Nicolas Fliess (University of Sussex): Political parties Katri Gadd (University of Turku, Finland): Evolving realities Maria Paradiso (University of Sannio, Italy) Dirk Geldof (University of Antwerp & Odisee University and migrant associations. A partnership of shared of undocumented migrants – A spatio-temporal analysis of Garbi Schmidt (University of Roskilde, Norway) College Brussels) and Mieke Groeninck (Odisee University interests? Latin American parties in the Mediterranean. the livelihoods in the social margins in Finland. Jan Winkler (University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany) College Brussels): From asylum crisis to a strength based John Palmer (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) and Alicia Adsera Ilker Ataç, Theresa Schutze and Victoria Reitter approach of refugee families with children. Towards more (Princeton University): Migrant selection and the welfare (University of Vienna): Municipal governments’ policies versus integrated approaches in Belgium. state: Heterogeneous effects of social and economic rights national exclusion: the case of non-deported persons. Marie Jelinkova (Center for Social and Economical on migrant flows by gender and education level. Strategies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University): Anastasia Papapostolou (Hellenic Open University): The media discourse on refugees during the “refugee crisis” A unique educational intervention for a unique immigrant in the Czech Republic and its policy implications. child in the region of Fthiotida, Greece.

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(SUPER)DIVERSITY AND INTERSECTIONALITY

POPULAR ART, DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL POLICIES IN POST-MIGRATION URBAN SETTINGS Workshop: Popular Art, Diversity and Cultural Policies in Post-Migration Urban Settings (POPADIVCIT - part I)

Organizers: Marco Martiniello (CEDEM, University of Liege), Ricard-Zapata Barrero (GRITIM-UPF), Wiebke Sievers (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

Chair: Marco Martiniello (CEDEM, Liege)

Participants: Amanda Da Silva, (Cedem, University of Liège) Berndt Clavier (Malmö University) Clelia Clini (Loughborough University London)

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Session 91 Session 94 Session 98 Session 102 DAY 3 Room 40.002 Room 40.008 Room 40.101 Room 40.144 Panel: The Race for Highly- Panel: Participation and Panel: Social networks in Panel: Topic: Multi-level Skilled Workers: Returns Participatory Methods in migration studies: theories, politicial opportunity structures: to Human Capital and the Migration Research. Fine- methods and research results. a multiplicity of routes to the - Incorporation of Highly Skilled tuning concepts, linking with enfranchisement of immigrants Workers. art approaches and analyzing Session 99 at the regional level. cross-cutting topics. Room 40.105 Session 92 Panel: Unexpected legal Session 103 Room 40.004 Session 95 transitions of migrants: Room 40.146 4 JULY Panel: Labor market and life Room 40.010 Comparative perspectives Panel: Topic: Responding course trajectories of youth Workshop: Migrant from the TEMPER Project. to the Refugee Crisis. with a migration background Smuggling: A Transnational (1) Inequalities in labor market Challenge. Session 100 Session 104 WEDNESDAY trajectories. Room 40.109 Room 40.150 Session 96 Panel: “Crossed mobilities” Panel: Topic: Narratives and Session 93 Room 40.012 within a context of crisis: attitudes towards Migrants: Room 40.006 Workshop: Exploring intra An approach to the study polarization?. Panel: Social class EU mobilities at times of geographical and in transnational space: of crisis. social mobility from a Session 105 Round 7 Round 8 Round 9 Transnationalising gender, transnational and Room 40.152 Sessions: 91-105 Sessions: 106–120 Sessions: 121–135 social inequalities Session 97 intergenerational perspective. Workshop: Popular Art, (TRANSMIG Panel 1). Room 40.063 Diversity and Cultural Policies 9:00 - 10:30 10:50 - 12:20 13:30 – 15:00 Workshop: Migration in Session 101 in Post-Migration Urban South East Europe: exploring Room 40.113 Settings (POPADIVCIT - part II) impacts of the ‘migrant crisis’ Workshop: The immigration of along the ‘Balkan Corridor’. refugees and the emergence of new arrival spaces.

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Session 106 Session 110 Session 113 our research community Session 121 Session 125 Session 129 Session 133 Room 40.002 Room 40.010 Room 40.101 around migration policy Room 40.002 Room 40.010 Room 40.105 Room 40.146 Panel: Labor market and life Workshop: Participation and Panel: Exploring theoretical indices (and datasets). Panel: Labor market and life Workshop: Technologies in Panel: Social Reproduction Panel: Topic: Education course trajectories of youth Participatory Methods in and methodological course trajectories of youth Migration Processes: Control, Patterns and Migration and Social Mobility. with a migration background Migration Research. Fine- challenges in researching Session 117 with a migration background Surveillance and Empowerment Regimes: understanding (2) Upward mobility tuning concepts, linking with post-migration societies Room 40.144 (3) Labor market trajectories of Precarious Migrants. gendered migrations. Session 134 trajectories. art approaches and analyzing across Europe (part I). Panel: Topic: Transnational in relation with other life Room 40.150 cross-cutting topics. Migrant Families, Children course domains. Session 126 Session 130 Panel: Topic: Migration Session 107 Session 114 and Youth. Room 40.012 Room 40.109 Flows and Mobility. Room 40.004 Session 111 Room 40.105 Session 122 Workshop: Academics Workshop: Bridging the Panel: Social class in Room 40.012 Panel: Migration and Corruption: Session 118 Room 40.004 Seeking International academic-policy divide Session 135 transnational space: Mobility, Workshop: Contemporary Exploring a new field. Room 40.146 Panel: New empirical Protection: Conceptual and in migration and refugee Room 40.152 social class and gender perspectives on migrant Panel: Topic: Responding research on interactions Policy Challenges PART 2. research. Workshop: La Caixa (TRANSMIG Panel 2). and transnational families Session 115 to the Refugee Crisis. between integration and Foundation Workshop: and youth: open invitation Room 40.109 transnationalism II. Session 127 Session 131 Intercultural Community Session 108 to contributors for the Workshop: Museums Session 119 Room 40.063 Room 40.113 Intervention Project: how to Room 40.006 development of an edited in a Time of Migration: Room 40.150 Session 123 Panel: Who is a “refugee”? Panel: Topic: Research Policy promote peaceful coexistence Panel: New empirical book. Rethinking Museums' Roles, Panel: Topic: Migrants Room 40.006 Exploring the boundaries of Dialogues on Migration and social cohesion in research on interactions Representations, Collections and Integration. Panel: Materialities and the refugee category. and Integration in Europe. territories of high diversity. between integration and Session 112 and Collaborations. ageing migrants II. transnationalism I. Room 40.063 Session 120 Session 128 Session 132 Panel: Contested childhoods: Session 116 Room 40.152 Session 124 Room 40.101 Room 40.144 Session 109 Investigating the positions Room 40.113 Panel: Topic: Diversity, Room 40.008 Panel: Multi-sited and Panel: Topic: Responding to Room 40.008 of undocumented children Workshop: Further data Mobility and Social Challenges. Panel: Contested childhoods: innovative approaches to the Refugee Crisis. Panel: Materialities and growing up in migrancy - proliferation or better chances Investigating the positions of studying return decisions and ageing migrants I. Panel A. for data integration and undocumented children growing the well-being implications of sharing? Proposals to improve up in migrancy - Panel B. return migration from Spain and other European countries.

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ECONOMY AND ECONOMY AND TRANSNATIONAL METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH LABOUR MARKET LABOUR MARKET CHALLENGES TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES

IMMIGRATION, IMMIGRANTS AND TRADE UNIONS IN EUROPE EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION RESEARCH POLICY DIALOGUES ON MIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM AND INTEGRATION IN EUROPE Panel: The Race for Highly- Panel: Labor market and life Panel: Social class Panel: Participation and Skilled Workers: Returns course trajectories of youth in transnational space: Participatory Methods in to Human Capital and the with a migration background Transnationalising social Migration Research. Fine- Incorporation of Highly Skilled (1) Inequalities in labor market inequalities tuning concepts, linking with Workers trajectories (TRANSMIG Panel 1) art approaches and analyzing Chair: Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund (University of Oslo) Chair: Ingrid Tucci (LEST-CNRS) cross-cutting topics

Discussants: Neli Demireva (Essex University) Discussant: Nicolas Legewie (DIW) Chairs: Joelle Moret (University of Neuchâtel) and Chairs: Sónia Pereira (IGOT-U-Lisbon) and Ivana Fellini (University of Milano Bicocca) Apostolos Andrikopoulos (University of Amsterdam) and Diana Mata-Codesal (Univ. Pompeu Fabra) Papers/participants: Discussants: Concha Maiztegui (University of Deusto) Papers/participants: Rosa Aparicio (Instituto Universitario José Ortega y Gasset): Discussants: Joelle Moret (University of Neuchâtel) and Laure Kloetzer (University of Neuchâtel) Wouter Zwysen and Neli Demireva (University of Essex): Insertion in the labour market of the descendants and Apostolos Andrikopoulos (University of Amsterdam) Papers/participants: Returns to human capital and sectoral differences: An of immigrants in Spai. Yvonne Riaño (University of Neuchatel): Participatory research examination of ethnic hierarchies in the UK. Yaël Brinbaum (CNAM-LISE-CEET): Labor market Papers/participants: from a feminist and post-colonial perspective? Questioning Ivana Fellini, Raffaele Guetto and Emilio Reyneri trajectories of the second generation in France: resources, Nadine T. Fernandez (SUNY Empire State College) 'power' and 'privilege' in research with migrant women. (University of Milano Bicocca): Poor returns to origin-country barriers and experience of discrimination. and Lisett Gutierrez (FLACSO- Mexico): Transnational Annett Fleischer, Susanne Becker and Shahd Wari education for non-Western immigrants in Italy. An analysis Andrés Gomensoro (University of Bern) and Claudio ties and status among Cubans abroad. (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic of occupational status on arrival and mobility. Bolzman (University of Applied Sciences Western Karolina Barglowski (Technical University Dortmund): Diversity): Benefits and challenges of participatory research Marina Fernández-Reino, Jonas Radl and Maria Switzerland, Geneva): Differences in educational Migrants’ class and transnational parenting: How does approaches – Doing research with asylum-seekers in Germany. Ramos (Carlos III University of Madrid): Labour market and labor market outcomes by migration status cultural capital shape migrants’ education-related Joana Sousa Ribeiro, Elsa Lechner and Clara participation and quality of employment among at age 30: a longitudinal perspective. practices? Keating (CES - Univ. Coimbra): Biographical participatory immigrants in Spain. Maissam Nimer (Koc University) and Aysen Ustubici methodology: for an epistemology of social shadows. Edvard Nergård Larsen (University of Oslo): Perfect (Koc University): Social inequalities in reconstruction Laura Yufra and Ana Rovetta (National Scientific for the job? Over- and underqualification of immigrants of differential trajectories of young migrants and Technical Research Council – National University of in the Norwegian labor market and projection into the future. Jujuy, Argentina): What does fieldwork contribute to the discussion on participation in social research?

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TRANSNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION SOCIETY AND CHALLENGES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES ATTITUDES

RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS RESEARCH POLICY DIALOGUES ON MIGRATION RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION AND INTEGRATION IN EUROPE AND TRANSNATIONALISM Workshop: Migrant Smuggling: Workshop: Exploring intra EU Workshop: Migration in Panel: Social networks in A Transnational Challenge mobilities at times of crisis South East Europe: exploring migration studies: theories, impacts of the ‘migrant crisis’ Organizers: Anna Triandafyllidou (European University methods and research results Institute) and Marie Mc Auliffe (IOM Research) Organizers: Manolis Pratsinakis (University of Oxford) along the ‘Balkan Corridor’ Chairs: Marta Kindler (Centre of Migration Research, and Russell King (University of Sussex) University of Warsaw) and Aneta Piekut (Sheffield Methods Participants: Organizers: Majella Kilkey (University of Sheffield) Institute, University of Sheffield) Ahmet Icduygu (Koc University) Participants: and Alexandra Prodromidou (Southeast European Discussant: Janine Dahinden (University of Neuchatel) Irina Molodikova (Central European University) Elisabetta Zontini (University of Nottingham) Research Centre) Papers/participants: Romina Seminario (Lausanne Elena Sanchez (CIDOB) and Albert F. Arcarons Elena Genova (University of Nottingham) University): Evolving embedding patterns: Peruvian men and (CED & FIERI) Pablo Pumares (Universidad de Almería) Participants: women’s transnationalism and integration in Switzerland. Maria Bruquetas Callejo (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Majella Kilkey (University of Sheffield) Josef Kohlbacher and Ursula Reeger (Institute for Urban Roxana Barbulescu (University of Leeds) Irina Kushnir (University of Sheffield) and Regional Researcg, Austrian Academy of Sciences): Marie Godin (University of Oxford) Natalija Perisic (University of Belgrade) Social ties as a stimulus of integration: How integration Dominique Jolivet (University of Oxford) Alexandra Prodromidou (Southeast European paths of refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria are Aije Lulle (University of Sussex) Research Centre) shaped by interethnic social networks with Austrians. Kerstin Schmidt (Bielefeld University) Emanuele Del Fava (Carlo F. Dondena Centre for Mustafa Aksakal (Bielefeld University) Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi Adrian Favel (University of Leeds) University, Milan), Marco Bonetti, Carlo Devillanova and Alessia Melegaro (Dept. Policy Analysis and Public Management, Bocconi University, Milan): Immigrants’ social network and the transmission of health-related behaviours and outcomes (NetHealth): results from a pilot study on international students in Milan. Kamila Fiałkowska, Michael Garapich (Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw) and Elzbieta Mirga- Wójtowicz (Pedagogical University of Cracow): “Who needs family if you have the money” – kinship and ethnic boundaries impact on migration networks and practices: case study of Roma migrants from Poland to the UK.

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INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION SOCIETY AND REFUGEES AND POLITICS AND AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES ATTITUDES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS GOVERNANCE

CHANGING MIGRATION DYNAMICS AND ITS IMPACT ON TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANT FAMILIES, CHILDREN AND YOUTH RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS THE MULTILEVEL GOVERNANCE OF IMMIGRANT DIVERSIFICATION OF MIGRATION IN EUROPE (EXPERIENCES AND LEARNING PERSPECTIVES) AND IMMIGRATION POLICIES Panel: Unexpected legal Panel: “Crossed mobilities” Workshop: The immigration of Panel: Topic: Multi-level transitions of migrants: within a context of crisis: An refugees and the emergence politicial opportunity structures: Comparative perspectives approach to the study of of new arrival spaces a multiplicity of routes to the from the TEMPER Project geographical and social mobility Organizers: Christine Barwick (Centre Marc Bloch e.V.) enfranchisement of immigrants and Camille Gardesse (Universite Paris-Est) Chairs: Joaquín Arango and Claudia Finotelli from a gender, transnational and at the regional level (Complutense University of Madrid) intergenerational perspective Participants: Chair: Gemma Pinyol (GRITIM-UPF) Discussants: Amparo Gonzalez Ferrer (Spanish Heike Hanhörster (ILS - Research Institute for Urban Papers/participants: Andrea Carlà (Institute for Minority National Research Council (CSIC)) and Maarten Vink Chairs: Laura Oso (ESOMI- Universidade da Coruña) and and Regional Development) Rights, Eurac Research, Italy) and Roberta Medda- (Maastricht University) Amelia Sáiz-López (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona) Yvonne Franz (University of Vienna) Windischer (Institute for Minority Rights, Eurac Research, Papers/participants: Discussants: Rosa Mas-Giralt (University of Leeds) and Elisabeth Gruper (University of Vienna) Italy ): Integration laws and policies for migrants in Italian Francesca Alice Vianello (Università degli Studi di Padova), Natalia Ribas-Mateos (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) Marco Cremaschi (Sciences Po Paris) autonomous regions and provinces: Between reluctance Claudia Finotelli and Elisa Brey (Complutense University Papers/participants: Irene Masdeu-Torruella and Flavia Albanese (University of Venice) and fragmented activism. of Madrid): Legal trajectories resulting from overstaying Amelia Sáiz-López (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona): Giovanna Marconi (University of Venice) Mónica Cornejo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), tourist visas towards a permanent status. The case of Contemporary migration from Spain to China: The role of Antonie Schmiz (University of Osnabrück) Avi Astor (ISOR-Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona GRITIM- Ukrainians in Italy and Spain. ethnicity in the crossed-mobilities background. Susen Engel (Humboldt University Berlin) UPF-Universitat Pompeu Fabra) and Mar Griera (ISOR- Elisa Brey (Complutense University of Madrid) and Maria Concepción Carrasco and Carlos García-Serrano Eléonore Bully (Universite Paris-Est) Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona): Religious governance Dardoumpa (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)): (Universidad de Alcalá): Labour biography of female and and the city: Explaining divergent approaches to regulating and The legal transitions of international students in France male immigrants in Spain. accommodating religious diversity in Madrid and Barcelona. and the United Kingdom. Almudena Cortés (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) and Lorenzo Piccoli (European University Institute and nccr - on the Yoan Molinero Gerbeau and Ana Lopez Sala Laura Oso (ESOMI- Universidade da Coruña): Spanish migration move): Multi-level political opportunity structures: A multiplicity of (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)) and Gennaro to London and Paris: crossed mobilities within a crisis context. routes to the enfranchisement of immigrants at the regional level. Avallone (University of Salerno): “Catch the opportunity”. “PAPERS ON THE TABLE” (3 papers to be circulated Marlou Schrover (Leiden University): The role of Administrative transitions of Moroccan farm workers and discussed together by a discussant): Pablo Porto international NGOs in migration governance from a historical in Piana del Sele, Italy. Nogareda and Montserrat Golías Pérez (Universidade da and intersectional perspective (since 1900). Tatiana Eremenko (CSIC/UNED) Spanish National Coruña), Paula Alonso-Pardo and Laura Suárez-Grimalt Laura Cleton (University of Amsterdam) and Sébastien Research Council (CSIC): Administrative trajectories (ESOMI-UDC and Universitat de Barcelona) and Andrea Chauvin (University of Lausanne): Policy beyond law: of rejected asylum seekers in France. Souto (Universidade da Coruña). persuasive bureaucracies and return migration enforcement.

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REFUGEES AND SOCIETY AND (SUPER)DIVERSITY AND ECONOMY AND FORCED DISPLACEMENTS ATTITUDES INTERSECTIONALITY LABOUR MARKET

RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS POPULAR ART, DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL POLICIES EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY IN POST-MIGRATION URBAN SETTINGS Panel: Topic: Responding Panel: Topic: Narratives Workshop: Popular Art, Panel: Labor market and life to the Refugee Crisis and attitudes towards Diversity and Cultural Policies course trajectories of youth Migrants: polarization? with a migration background Chair: Juan Carlos Trivino (GRITIM-UPF) in Post-Migration Urban Chair: Evren Yalaz (GRITIM-UPF) Settings (POPADIVCIT - part II) (2) Upward mobility trajectories Papers/participants: Bilgin Ayata (University of Basel): The domestic Papers/participants: Organizers: Marco Martiniello (CEDEM, University Chair: Yaël Brinbaum (CNAM-LISE-CEET) implications of migration partnerships: The EU-Turkey Gwenaëlle Bauvois (University of Helsinki) and Niko of Liege), Ricard-Zapata Barrero (GRITIM-UPF), Refugee Cooperation and the renewed displacement Pyrhönen (University of Helsinki): Protecting the threatened Wiebke Sievers (Austrian Academy of Sciences) Discussant: Helga de Valk (NIDI) of Kurds in Turkey. people? Hybrid mediation of anti-immigrant and anti-EU Kathleen Kuerschner (Otto von Guericke University narratives in the aftermath of the Cologne incident Chair: Wiebke Sievers (ISR, Vienna) Papers/participants: Magdeburg): The impact of the 2015 European refugee and the establishment of soldiers of Odin. Pascal Beckers (Radbound University Nijmegen): crisis on residential housing rents in Germany. Fabrizio Natale, Guido Tintori and Marco Scipioni (EU Participants: Entrepreneurial trajectories of young migrants Hasret Saygi (Bogazici University): Linguistic ethnographic Commission - JRC): Who do we talk to when we talk about Amanda Da Silva, (Cedem, University of Liège) in the Netherlands: The long stretch between exploration of stancetaking practices between migration? An analysis of polarisation through Twitter. Berndt Clavier (Malmö University) survivor and millionaire. the refugee and local neighbours. Cecil Meeusen and Bart Meuleman (Centre of Clelia Clini (Loughborough University London) Arnfinn H. Midtbøen and Marjan Nadim (Institute for Noemi Mena Montes and Amanda Paz Alencar Sociological Research, University of Leuven): Between Social Research): Ethnic niche formation at the top: (Erasmus University Rotterdam): The voice of the solidarity and competitive threat? Attitudes toward Blocked opportunities or strategic use of ethnic capital? journalists: the challenges of reporting refugee immigrants among Turkish and Moroccan minority Rosita Fibbi and Robin Stünzi (University of Neuchatel) crisis and global migration. group members in Belgium. and Philipp Schnell (University of Vienna): Incremental Haley McAvay and Patrick Simon (INED): The social strategies: how children of immigrants climb up determinants of ethnoracial self-classification in France. the social ladder. Miryam Eser (Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften): Immigrant youth on their pathway to adulthood in Switzerland: Labor market trajectories between meritocratic promise and experiences of inequality and insecurity.

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SOCIETY AND METHODOLOGICAL WELFARE AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH ATTITUDES TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES SOCIAL PROTECTION TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION AGEING MIGRANTS AND TRANSNATIONALISM Panel: Social class in Panel: New empirical Panel: Materialities Workshop: Participation transnational space: Mobility, research on interactions and ageing migrants I and Participatory Methods social class and gender in Migration Research. between integration and Chairs: Aija Lulle (University of Eastern Finland) (TRANSMIG Panel 2) transnationalism I and Sarah Scuzzarello (University of Sussex) Fine-tuning concepts, linking with art approaches and Chairs: Joelle Moret (University of Neuchâtel) and Discussant: Katie Walsh (University of Sussex) Apostolos Andrikopoulos (University of Amsterdam) Chair: Godfried Engbersen (Erasmus University analyzing cross-cutting topics Rotterdam) Papers/participants: Discussant: Eleonore Kofman (Middlesex University) Sarah Scuzzarello (University of Sussex): Organizers: Concepción Maiztegui-Oñate (University of Discussant: Ozge Bilgili (Utrecht University) Home-making practices in Thailand and their Deusto) and Sonia Pereira (IGOT-Universidade de Lisboa) Papers/participants: implications for the local population. Paola Bonizzoni (University of Milan): Challenging Papers/participants: Dora Sampaio (University of Sussex): Suturing home? Participants: the social reproduction crisis: the experience Jorgen Carling (PRIO) and Marta Bivand Erdal (PRIO): The making of home among labour, return and lifestyle Yvonne RIAÑO (University of Neuchatel) of young Italian families in London. Exploring patterns of transnationalism and integration. older migrants. Laure KLOETZER (University of Neuchatel) Karine Duplan (University of Geneva): The making Jolien Klok (VU Amsterdam), Theo van Tilburg (VU Joao Sardinha (IGOT, Universidade de Lisboa) Annett Fleischer (Max Planck Institute for the Study of the transnational elite. Insights on the production Amsterdam), Tineke Fokkema (KNAW-NIDI) and and António Saraiva (Universidade Aberta): Constructing of Religious and Ethnic Diversity. Göttingen) of class privileges through international mobility Bianca Suanet (VU Amsterdam): Comparing transnational imagined returns: Elderly Azorean immigrants in San Jose, Itziar GANDARIAS (University of Deusto) amongst female expatriates in Luxembourg. behaviour of three generations of Turkish migrants. California (re)construct Azoreaness. Joana Isabel TEIXEIRA DE SOUSA (CES, University Irina Ciornei (University of Bern), Roxana Barbulescu Ilse van Liempt (Utrecht University) and Gery Nijenhuis of Coimbra) (University of Leeds), Albert Varela (University of Leeds): (Utrecht University): The role of transnational networks Laura Yufra (Universidad de Jujuy, Argentina) Social mobility and spatial mobility in the EU. in social economic participation of Somali Refugees Cristina de La Cruz (University of Deusto (Bilbao)) in the Netherlands. Carolyne Ali Khan (University of North Florida ) Eztizen ESESUMAGA (Sala Rekalde (Bilbao)) Diana MATA-CODESAL (University Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona))

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TRANSNATIONAL DISCRIMINATION METHODOLOGICAL METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH CHALLENGES AND EXCLUSION TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES

TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANT FAMILIES, CHILDREN AND YOUTH CONTESTED CHILDHOODS: GROWING UP IN MIGRANCY INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: (EXPERIENCES AND LEARNING PERSPECTIVES) CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Workshop: Contemporary Panel: Contested childhoods: Panel: Exploring theoretical Panel: Migration perspectives on migrant Investigating the positions and methodological and Corruption: and transnational families of undocumented children challenges in researching Exploring a new field and youth: open invitation growing up in migrancy - post-migration societies Panel A across Europe (part I) Chairs: Ortrun Merkle and Julia Reinold to contributors for the (UNU-Merit/Maastricht Graduate School of Governance) development of an edited Chairs: Janine Dahinden (MAPS and NCCR-on the move, Chair: Elzbieta Gozdziak (Georgetown University) University of Neuchâtel) and Carolin Fischer (MAPS Discussants: Ortrun Merkle and Julia Reinold book and NCCR-on the move, University of Neuchâtel) (UNU-Merit/Maastricht Graduate School of Governance) Discussant: Marie-Louise Seeberg (Oslo and Akershus Organizers: Rosa Mas Giralt (University of Leeds) and University College) Discussant: Andreas Pott (IMIS, University of Osnabrück) Papers/participants: Joaquin Eguren (IEM. Comillas P. University) Kostas Papangelopoulos and Ortrun Merkle Papers/participants: Papers/participants: (UNU-Merit/Maastricht Graduate School of Governance): Participants: Nando Sigona (University of Birmingham): From privileged Anna Amelina (University of Cottbus): After Investigating the impact of migration experiences on Martha Montero-Sieburth (Amsterdam University College) mobile citizen to precarious and possibly undocumented the reflexive turn in migration studies: Towards perceptions of corruption: A case-study on Greek migrants Noemí García Arjona (Université Rennes 2) migrants: the impact of Brexit on EU parents and children the doing migration approach. in Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom Laura Oso (University of A Coruña (Spain)) in the UK. Kijan Espahangizi (Center “History of Knowledge”, ETH Clara Alberola (UNU-Merit/Maastricht Graduate School María Joao Hortas (Institute of Geography and Spatial Åsa Wahlström Smith (University of Gothenburg): Zurich and University of Zürich): Postmigrant perspectives of Governace): Do borders have a gender? Gendered Planning, University of Lisbon) Stories of protest or just stories? Undocumented refugee in Switzerland since 2014– A new boundary practice experiences of violence and corruption at the Spanish- Eveline Ammann Dula (Berner Fachhochschule children’s position and positioning in/of action-oriented and between research, politics and public discourse. Moroccan borders. (Switzerland)) participatory research. Charlotte Räuchle (University Osnabrück), Antonie Harres Yakubi and Ortrun Merkle (UNU-Merit/Maastricht Lidia Cabrera (Universidad de la Laguna, Tenerife (Spain)) Vanessa Hughes (Goldsmiths, University of London): Schmiz (University Osnabrück), and Henning Nuissl Graduate School of Governance): The exploitation and Carmen Draghici (Research Center EXPERICE, University ‘Immigration was what connected us’: Politics, resistance and (Humboldt University Berlin): 'De-migrantising‘ migrant abuse of irregular migrants in the context of corruption: Paris 13-Sorbonne) resilience among young undocumented migrants in London. entrepreneurship research“. An intersectional perspective. Dana Rem (ERIMIS (The Netherlands)) Jacob Lind (Malmö University): Investigating the potential Carolin Fischer, Joanna Menet and Janine Dahinden Vittorio Bruni (UNU-Merit/Maastricht Graduate School Kate Smith (University of Huddersfield (UK)) in the paradoxical subject position of the undocumented (MAPS and NCCR-on the Move, University of Neuchâtel): of Governance): Gendered forms and effects of corruption Claudia Paraschivescu (UR IPSE/Institute of Geography) migrant child. Tackling practical challenges arising from research beyond in the context of migration: insights from the central and Spatial Planning, )University of Luxembourg) essentialist categories. Mediterranean route.

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(SUPER)DIVERSITY AND METHODOLOGICAL TRANSNATIONAL REFUGEES AND CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH INTERSECTIONALITY TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES CHALLENGES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS

POPULAR ART, DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL POLICIES MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANT FAMILIES, CHILDREN AND YOUTH RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS IN POST-MIGRATION URBAN SETTINGS (EXPERIENCES AND LEARNING PERSPECTIVES) Workshop: Museums Workshop: Further data Panel: Topic: Transnational Panel: Topic: Responding in a Time of Migration: proliferation or better chances Migrant Families, Children to the Refugee Crisis for data integration and Rethinking Museums' Roles, and Youth Chairs: Ricard Zapata-Barrero (GRITIM-UPF) Representations, Collections sharing? Proposals to improve and Tiziana Caponio (University of Turin, Department our research community Chair: Gemma Aubarell Soduga (GRITIM-UPF) of Cultures, Politics and Society Fellow Collegio and Collaborations Carlo Alberto and FIERI) around migration policy Papers/participants: Organizers: Pieter Bevelander indices (and datasets) Mihaela Nedelcu and Wyss Malika (Institute of Sociology, Papers/participants: and Christina Johansson (MIM, Malmö University) University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland): Who care for young Miriam Haselbacher (Department of political science, Organizers: Luicy Pedroza and Pau Palop-Garcia children in migrant families in Switzerland? University of Vienna): The reception of asylum seekers Participants: (GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies) A transnational family configuration perspective. in rural communities asa field of political contention. Maja Povrzanović Frykman (MIM, Malmö University) Mihaela Haragus and Ionut Foldes (Babeș-Bolyai Actors and repertoires of local boundary drawing. Malin Thor Tureby (Linköping University, Sweden) Participants: University): Grandparental role in Romanian Andrea Pettrachin (Migration Policy Centre): Making Marco Martiniello (Center for Ethnic and Migration Maarten Vink (Maastricht Center for Citizenship, transnational families. sense of the Refugee Crisis the drivers of change Studies, Liege, Belgium) Migration and Development) Ludek Jirka (University of Hradec Kralove): Ukrainian in the Italian asylum policy. Wiebke Sievers (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Justin Gest (George Mason University’s Schar School student migration and inter-generational “obligation” Drago Župarić-Iljić (Institute for Migration and Ethnic Vienna, Austria) of Policy and Government) in transnational family. Studies, Zagreb): ‘Post-crisis’ policies and in the West Daniela Vintila (Centre for Ethnic and Migration Daniela Sime (University of Strathclyde), Naomi Tyrrell Balkans: reinstating the ‘buffer-zones’. Studies (CEDEM)) (University of Plymouth, UK), Marta Moskal (University Encarnación La Spina, Trinidad L. Vicente, Gorka Lorenzo Piccoli (European University Institute (EUI)) of Durham, UK) Cristina McMellon (University of Urrutia and Dolores Morondo (University of Deusto, Pedro Katharina Natter (University of Amsterdam) Strathclyde, UK) and Claire Kelly (University of Plymouth, Arrupe Institute of Human Rights): Reception and integration Luicy Pedroza (GIGA German Institute of Global UK): Young Eastern Europeans in Brexit Britain: Identities, of resettled refugees and asylum seekers in Bizkaia: local and Area Studies) citizenship and belonging in unsettling times. responses and good practices. Pau Palop-Garcia (GIGA German Institute of Global . Natalie Welfens (University of Amsterdam): From Berlin and Area Studies) to Beirut and back. Following selection categories in Marc Helbling (University of Bamberg) resettlement and humanitarian admission programs.

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SOCIETY AND SOCIETY AND ECONOMY AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH ATTITUDES ATTITUDES LABOUR MARKET TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY INTERACTION OF MIGRANT INTEGRATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM Panel: Migrants Panel: Diversity, Mobility Panel: Labor market and life Panel: New empirical and Integration and Social Challenges course trajectories of youth research on interactions with a migration background Chair: Luisa Faustini Torres (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Ivan Martin (GRITIM-UPF) between integration and (3) Labor market trajectories in transnationalism II Papers/participants: Papers/participants: relation with other life course Meta van der Linden and Jaco Dagevos (Erasmus Oleksandr Ryndyk (Center for Intercultural Communication): Chair: Ozge Bilgili (Utrecht University) University Rotterdam): The structural and socio-cultural Migrants’ integration and planning of life-course events domains integration of refugees in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. from a time perspective. Discussant: Godfried Engbersen (Erasmus University Neli Demireva and Wouter Zwysen (University of Essex): Juan Galeano, Jordi Bayona i Carrasco and Andreu Chair: Rosita Fibbi (University of Neuchatel) Rotterdam) Minority embeddedness and economic integration: Does Domingo (Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics): The diversification ethnic diversity undermine the employment prospects of metropolitan areas in Spain: a demo-spatial analysis. Discussant: Philipp Schnell (University of Vienna) Papers/participants: of majority members and weaken the mainstream attachment Candice Yu (University of Edinburgh): "The clock is ticking’: Justice Richard Kwabena Owusu-Kyei (Kwame of first and second generation minority members? Visa regime and the temporality of transnational family Papers/participants: Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana): Diana Meschter (Thuenen- Institute): Integration formation among Chinese migrants in the UK". Nicolas Legewie (DIW Berlin) and Ingrid Tucci (LEST- Transnational political practises and political integration of refugees- a chance for rural areas? CNRS): Turning points in professional trajectories of second generation Ghanaians in Amsterdam. Marcin Gońda and Karolina Podgórska (Centre of the first and second generation in Germany. Chiara Cancellari (LUISS Guido Carli): Transnationalism of Migration Research, University of Warsaw): In(ter)dependent Gusta. G. Wachter and Helga de Valk (NIDI): The and political integration: the case of the National Diaspora policies? Expert survey findings on relations between transition to adulthood among children of immigrants Summit in Italy. immigration and integration policies in selected EU in the Netherlands: examining birth cohort effects. Cleovi Mosuela (Bielefeld University): Practicing member states. Jörg Hartmann (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen): transnationality and integration: Self-governance of Filipino Early labor market careers of second-generation women migrant nurses in Germany. in Germany.

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WELFARE AND DISCRIMINATION METHODOLOGICAL REFUGEES AND CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH SOCIAL PROTECTION AND EXCLUSION TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS

AGEING MIGRANTS CONTESTED CHILDHOODS: GROWING UP IN MIGRANCY INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Panel: Materialities Panel: Contested childhoods: Workshop: Technologies Workshop: Academics and ageing migrants II Investigating the positions in Migration Processes: Seeking International of undocumented children Control, Surveillance Chairs: Katie Walsh (University of Sussex) and Aija Lulle Protection: Conceptual and (University of Eastern Finland) growing up in migrancy - and Empowerment of Policy Challenges PART 2 Panel B Precarious Migrants Discussant: Sarah Scuzzarello (University of Sussex) Organizers: Ester Gallo (University of Trento) Chair: Marie Louise Seeberg (Oslo and Akershus Organizers: Mihaela Nedelcu and Ibrahim Soysüren and Anna Triandafyllidou, (European University Institute) Papers/participants: University College) (Institute of Sociology, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland) Eralba Cela (Polytechnic University of the Marche), Tineke Discussant: TBD Fokkema (NIDI), Gabriele Morettini (Polytechnic University Discussant: Jacob Lind (Malmö University) Participants: of the Marche) and Russell King (University of Sussex): Margie Cheesman (Oxford University) Participants: International retirement migrants in the Marche region, Italy: Papers/participants: Marie Gillespie (Open University) Steffen Beigang (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Berlin materialities of ‘home’, lifestyle and consumption. Joanna Dreby (University at Albany): Growing up too fast: İlke Şanlıer Yüksel (Çukurova University, School Institute for Integration and Migration Research) Viorela Ducu and Áron Telegdi Csetri (Centre for “Illegality and children’s power in families”. of Communications) Julia von Blumenthal (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Population Studies, UBB, Cluj): Cultural identity and Rachel Rosen (UCL Institute of Education), Sarah Crafter Laure Kloetzer (Institute of Psychology and Education Berlin Institute for Integration and Migration Research) cosmopolitan attitudes in zero - second generation (Open University) and Veena Meetoo (UCL Institute Sciences, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland) Ester Gallo (University of Trento) transnational relationships via materialities. of Education): Separated child migrants, care, Burcu Togral Koca (Leibniz Institute for Research Asli Vatasanver (University of Padova) Aija Lulle (University of Eastern Finland): Political and the ‘hostile environment’. on Society and Space, Germany) Yudith Namer (University of Bielefeld) materialities? Exploring ageing migrants’ citizenship Sarah Walker (Goldsmiths, University of London): “Standing Izabella Majcher (Global Detention ProjectGraduate Pascale Laborier (University Paris Nanterre) through home-making and consumption practices. by yourself”: Lived experiences of child migrants coming of age. Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID)) Elżbieta M. Goździak (Georgetown University): To Souad Osseiran (Istanbul Policy Center, Turkey) dream or not to dream: The effects of immigration status, Ioana Vrăbiescu (University of Amsterdam, The discrimination, and parental influence on Latino Netherlands) children’s access to education. Gail Womersley (Institute of Psychology and Education Sciences, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland)

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REFUGEES AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION SOCIETY AND REFUGEES AND FORCED DISPLACEMENTS AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES ATTITUDES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS

RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS MOBILITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES MOBILITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES RESEARCH POLICY DIALOGUES ON MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION IN EUROPE Panel: Who is a “refugee”? Panel: Multi-sited and Panel: Social Reproduction Workshop: Bridging the Exploring the boundaries innovative approaches to Patterns and Migration academic-policy divide of the refugee category studying return decisions and Regimes: understanding in migration and refugee Chairs: Tone Maia Liodden (Oslo and Akershus University the well-being implications of gendered migrations research College of Applied Sciences) and Damian Rosset return migration from Spain (University of Neuchatel) Chairs: Nina Sahraoui (European University Institute) and other European countries and Paloma Moré-Corral (Aix-Marseille University) Organizers: Kavita Datta (Queen Mary University Discussants: Christin Achermann (University of London) and Laura Hammond (School of Oriental of Neuchatel) and Nick Gill (University of Exeter) Chair: Cris Beauchemin (INED) Discussants: Laura Oso (Universidad de la Coruña) and African Studies) and Magdalena Díaz-Gorfinkiel (Universidad Carlos III Papers/participants: Discussant: Marie-Laurence Flahaux (IRD and University de Madrid) Participants: Laura Affolter (University of Bern): Acquiring an institutional of Oxford) Anna-Louise Milne (University of London Institute of Paris) habitus: The shaping of decision-makers’ discretionary Papers/participants: Michael Collyer (Sussex Centre for Migration Research practices in a Swiss asylum office. Papers/participants: Paloma Moré-Corral (Aix-Marseille University): Ageing and Department of Geography) Tone Maia Liodden (Oslo and Akershus University College Anda David (AFD and Universidad Autónoma de Madrid), in migration: The care arrangements of Ecuadorian Jorgen Carling (Peace Research Institute Oslo) of Applied Sciences): The burdens of discretion: The role of Ramon Mahia (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) and women in Spain. Loren Landau (African Centre for Migration and Society, doubt in decisions about asylum. Rafael De Arce (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid): « Del Raquel Martínez-Buján (Universidad de la Coruña): Wits University) Jonathan Miaz (NCCR - on the move, University of Dicho Al Hecho Hay Gran Trecho »: Return intentions and The role of family life cycles and migration policies Elaine Chase (UCL-Institute of Education) Neuchatel): How uses of law produce refugees? Asylum actual return. on gendered migratory trajectories. adjudication and legal defense of the migrants in Amparo Gonzalez-Ferrer (CSIC), Tatiana Eremenko Nina Sahraoui (European University Institute): Migration Switzerland. (CSIC/UNED) and Inmaculada Serrano (CSIC): Merging and care in Western European capitals: the double datasets as a strategy for testing return migration theories. outsourcing of reproductive work. The case of Moroccan migrants in Europe. Annalisa Maitilasso (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales): Imaginary returns, returns on hold, ongoing returns: the challenge of return and the strategies of Malian migrants Audrey Lenoël (INED): Happy return? Return migration, life satisfaction and aspiration to remigrate in Senegal.

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METHODOLOGICAL REFUGEES AND SOCIETY AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION CHALLENGES, NEW RESEARCH TRENDS/PERSPECTIVES FORCED DISPLACEMENTS ATTITUDES AND (NEW)-MOBILITIES

RESEARCH POLICY DIALOGUES ON MIGRATION RESPONDING TO THE REFUGEE CRISIS EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY AND INTEGRATION IN EUROPE Panel: Research Policy Panel: Topic: Responding Panel: Topic: Education Panel: Topic: Migration Dialogues on Migration to the Refugee Crisis and Social Mobility Flows and Mobility and Integration in Europe Chair: Avi Astor (GRITIM-UPF) Chairs: Evren Yalaz (GRITIM-UPF) Chair: Peter Scholten (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Papers/participants: Chair: Mina Prokic (GRITIM-UPF) Davood Eyvazlu (Shahid Beheshti University) Marieke Slootman (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Sefa Zeynep Siretioglu Girgin (Vienna University of and Jussi S. Jauhiainen (University of Turku): and Rick Wolff (Erasmus University Rotterdam): Diversity Technology): An agent-based model of migration flows Papers/participants: Entrepreneurialism in refugee camps/guest towns and equality in higher education. The relevance between Turkey and Germany Kundan Mishra (University of Massachusetts, Boston): in Iran: towards a neoliberal subject? of the institutional meso context. Beatrice Scutaru (University of Angers): East-West Migrant integration policies in Europe and gender: A Philipp Lutz (University of Bern), David Kaufmann Le Goff Jean-Marie (LINES-LIVES, Université de Lausanne) intra-European student mobilities in the post-Cold War comparative case-study of family reunion and labour (University of Bern) and Anna Stünzi (Center of Economic and Dasoki Nora (FORS-LIVES): Transition to labor market era: motivations, trajectories, and identity. market mobility policies. Research, ETH Zurich): Refugee protection in Europe. in Switzerland: a comparative study between children Mayumi Ishikawa and Li Ming (Center for Global Lorraine Wong (University College Dublin): The effect of A three-player public good approach. of immigrants and natives. Results from the LIVES Initiatives, Osaka University): East Asia’s bottom-up linguistic proximity of the asylum population on their labour Kelsey Pearce Norman (Sié Chéou-Kang Center, Cohort Study. Erasmus? Re-thinking international student mobility market outcomes. University of Denver): The international/domestic nexus: Justyna Sarnowska, Dominika Winogrodzka from a regional comparative analysis. Iryna Kushnir, Majella Kilkey and Francesca Strumia Examining the role of international organizations and Izabela Grabowska (SWPS University of Social Daniel Auer (University of Lausanne), Friederike Römer (University of Sheffield): European integration in the post in Middle East and North Africa host countries. Sciences, Center of Migration Research): Peer groups (WZB Berlin) and Jasper Dag Tjaden (International ‘migrant crisis’ context: changing integration paradigms? Jörg Welker (LIfBi (Leibniz Institute for Educational and migration from middle towns in Poland: The social Organisation for Migration): The Effect of Corruption Obdulia Taboadela, Diego Lopez de Lera and Julia Trajectories)): Effects of refugees’ status security sequences of transitions from education to domestic on Emigration. Nogueira (University of A Coruña): Should I stay or should I on their integration motivation in Germany. and foreign labour markets. go? Crisis, the Ecuadorian migrants and the changes in the Romina Seminario and Nicky Le Feuvre (Lausanne Spanish labour market. University): Snakes and ladders: The combined effect Erica Consterdine (Univeristy of Sussex), James of qualifications and marriage on the employment Hampshire, (Univeristy of Sussex), Amparo Gonzalez- trajectories of Peruvian graduates in Switzerland. Ferrer (CSIC), Yoan Molinero Gerbeau (CCHS): Anna Tegunimataka (Lund University): Does Measuring labour immigration policies: Methodology and mother-tongue education matter for school achievements? findings from the ImPol dataset. Evidence from Denmark.

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(SUPER)DIVERSITY AND INTERSECTIONALITY

INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CITIES, SOCIETIES AND POLITICS Workshop: La Caixa Foundation Workshop: Intercultural Community Intervention Project: how to promote peaceful coexistence and social cohesion in territories of high diversity

Chair: Francesc Ventura Ribal (Director of Interculturality and Social Cohesion Department at "la Caixa" Foundation)

Speakers: Francesc Ventura (Ribal Director of Interculturality and Social Cohesion Department at “la Caixa” Foundation) Carlos Giménez Romero (Professor of Social Anthropology at the UAM. Director of the University Institute of Human Rights, Democracy and Culture of Peace and Nonviolence (DEMOS-PAZ) at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Scientific Director of the Project of Intercultural Community Intervention Project (ICI), of “la Caixa” Foundation.) Spanish City Representative (to be confirmed) Spanish City representative (to be confirmed)

- 108 - - 109 - About Standing Committees

IMISCOE (International Migration, Integration and Social Standing Committees involve research clusters that Cohesion in Europe) is Europe’s largest interdisciplinary have been established for a longer period of time, and research network in the field of migration, integration and have a broad programme of activities and a broad diversity studies. audience that they serve within IMISCOE. Visit our website for more information: The research network currently consists of 40 www.imiscoe.org/research/standing-committees. research institutes from almost all European countries and from various disciplines, including economics, Changing migration dynamics in the world and their political science, sociology, law, demography, public impact on the diversification of migration around Europe administration, social geography and history. Contested Childhoods: Growing up in Migrancy The network provides ‘seed funding’ to international and interdisciplinary research clusters. IMISCOE NEW: Immigration, Immigrants and Labour Markets in About Europe (IILME/IITUE) - has become the leading supporter of Open Access publishing in this research area. Migrant families, children and youth Research - Ageing Migrants Publications Research - Interaction of Migrant Integration and Transnationalism Events The Network supports and maintains a broad range of research initiatives in line with the special expertise of Education and Social Mobility - its members. Communication The development of common lines of study is primarily Migration, Citizenship and Political Participation research-driven. Popular Art, Diversity and Cultural Policies in Post- The IMISCOE Research Network derives its relevance Migration Urban Settings (POPADIVCIT) for society in general and for policy and politics in particular from its theory-based, analytical contributions. Research-Policy Dialogues on Migration and Furthermore to promote specific research ideas and Integration in Europe (DIAMINT) niches (including a number of established Standing Committees). Currently the network supports research The Multilevel Governance of Immigrant and clusters. Immigration Policies

- 111 - Research Groups Member Institutes

Research Groups involve new research initiatives that focus on a very specific line of activity and a specific group of researchers IMISCOE Network consists of 40 member institutes: geared to that. Visit our website for more information: https://www.imiscoe.org/research/research-clusters. Austria Norway Sweden UK ICMPD - Vienna FAFO - Oslo REMESO - Linköping UNISHEF - Sheffield Conceptual and Highly skilled migration in Migrants and social Ukrainian migration to the EU ISR - Vienna ISF - Oslo CGM - Gothenburg COMPAS - Oxford Qualitative Research the European labour market: organisations Belgium NOVA - Oslo MIM - Malmö OU - London Brain waste or brain gain? Wealth Formation by CEDEM - Liège PRIO - Oslo Switzerland MDX - London Welfare and Culture: Attitudes Nationalist populism in Temporary Migrants: Case CEMIS - Antwerp CDI - Trondheim SFM - Neuchâtel of immigration, Party Political Information and contemporary Study of Polish Migrants to Czech Republic Poland Turkey Transmutations and Civil Communication Technologies Europe – ideological European Union GEOMIGRACE CMR - Warsaw MiReKoc - Istanbul Society engagement and Migration transformations, Denmark Portugal organizational development Young Adult Mobility Options AMIS - Copenhagen IGOT-UL - Lisboa Addressing Challenges in Integration crises. Analysing and mainstream reactions and Alternatives in Times of Finland Spain Policy-Driven Migration integration processes in an Economic Crisis. The Way MIF - Turku GRITIM - Barcelona Research age of global instability Refugees in European Forward France DEUSTO - Bilbao localities: Reception, INED - Paris ESOMI - Coruña Cross-border circular Interaction of Migrant Perceptions and Policies Germany IEM - Madrid migration: patterns, Integration and IMIS - Osnabrück directionalities, identities. Transnationalism Revisiting mobilities between MPI-MMG - Göttingen The evidence from Central Europe and Latin America: Italy Europe International Migration and the transnational circulation ISMU - Milan Social Protection: Mobility of people, ideas and EUI - Florence Discrimination in and Diversity as Challenges practices in the 21st century FIERI - Turin Cross-National Perspective to Welfare Rights and Luxembourg Provision Transformations of border FLSHASE - Luxembourg Diversity, Migration and Social control: The politics of (im) Netherlands Cohesion (Div/Mig/Soc) International Student Mobility mobility in times of crisis EUR - Rotterdam and Migration LIMS - Leiden Global Mobility and Familial TRANSMIG (Transnational MACIMIDE - Maastricht and Intimate Relationships The IMISCOE Southeast Practices in Migration) IMES - Amsterdam European Migration research ERCOMER - Utrecht group (iSTEM) NIDI - The Hague

- 112 - Publications Comparative Migration Studies

Comparative Migration Studies (CMS) is an Submitting an article to CMS From discourse to practice: the circulation of norms, As a special gesture we will put an extra special international, peer-reviewed journal for comparative ideas and practices of migration management through conference issue of CMS in the conference bag with research in the field of migration, integration and Information on how to submit a manuscript, author the implementation of the mobility partnerships in the 2 most downloaded articles per year (2015-2017). ethnic studies. CMS is published by Springer. guidelines, our editorial board and advisory board, Moldova and Georgia - Author: Martine Brouillette. can be found on our website: https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ Call for Special Issues – 2018 CMS distinguishes itself on a number of points. First www.comparativemigrationstudies.com articles/10.1186/s40878-017-0066-y of all, an explicit comparative orientation. We believe Comparative Migration Studies (CMS) is an that a focus on comparative research can promote the All journal articles will be made available on Rethinking immigration policy theory beyond ‘Western international, peer-reviewed journal that provides theoretical development of migration studies. This can SpringerOnline, as well as the IMISCOE website: liberal democracies’. a platform for articles that focus on comparative involve various types of comparative studies (between www.imiscoe.org https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ research in migration, integration, and ethnic studies. countries, groups, levels, historical periods). Secondly, articles/10.1186/s40878-018-0071-9 It presents readers with an extensive collection of CMS adopts a broad disciplinary angle. CMS aims to An overview of our latest published articles Author: Katharina Natter comparative analysis, including studies between develop a wider disciplinary angle than most existing countries, groups, levels, and historical periods. journals: besides sociology, political science and Segmented socioeconomic adaptation of New Eastern Special Issue entitled: Contributions cover a wide disciplinary angle, from anthropology, the journal also aims at economics European professionals in the United States - Author: sociology to political science, anthropology to and law. Finally, CMS is an open access journal. We Nina Michalikova. “Sampling Migrants in Europe: How to develop a economics and law. Topics include: assimilation, believe open access nowadays is the best way to get https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ comparative design?”. migration policies, incorporation policies, governance the widest possible exposure for the work published in articles/10.1186/s40878-018-0077-3 https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ of migration and integration, ethniccultural/ our journal. Publishing your articles with CMS means samplingmigrants religious diversity, migrant rights, gender and that other scholar will have easy access to your work Ethnicity and nationality among Ethiopians in Canada’s migration, migration and citizenship, migration and will be more likely to read it and refer to it. census data: a consideration of overlapping and Guest editors: and national identity, migration and security, civic divergent identities. Author: Daniel K. Thompson - Hans-Jürgen Andreß, Universität zu Köln, Köln, Germany. integration, nationalism and migration, and ethnic The association between IMISCOE and Comparative https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ - Romana Careja, Syddansk Universitet, Odense, entrepreneurship. CMS also sponsors the best paper Migration Studies means that the journal can publish articles/10.1186/s40878-018-0075-5 Denmark. award of the CES Immigration Research Group. Open Access without asking for Author-Pays Fees. From forced migration to forced arrival: the campization Comment series entitled: CMS is a regular peer reviewed journal that prints hard of refugee accommodation in European cities - Author: copies but also publishes in Open Access. We are the René Kreichauf (Rinus Penninx Award Winner, 2017) “Multiculturalism-Interculturalism” by Tariq Modood & only journal in our field that provides OA publishing https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ Ricard Zapata Barrero, including several comments an ‘free of charge’ because of the sponsoring by the articles/10.1186/s40878-017-0069-8 introduction and 2 rejoinders. IMISCOE network https://comparativemigrationstudies.springeropen.com/ multiculturalism-interculturalism

- 114 - - 115 - MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD: MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY BOARD:

Prof.dr. Pieter Bevelander, professor in International Prof.dr. Ibrahim Awad, Center for Migration and Prof.dr. Rinus Penninx, Emeritus Professor of Ethnic Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER) and Director Refugee Studies (CMRS), The American University in Studies, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands of MIM, Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Cairo (AUC), Egypt Diversity and Welfare and the School of IMER, Malmö Prof.dr. Shalini Randeria, Rector, Institute for University, Sweden Prof.dr. Rainer Bauböck, European University Human Sciences, Vienna, Austria Institute Professor of Social and Political Theory, Italy Dr. Paolo Boccagni, University of Trento, Italy Prof.dr. Jan Rath, Professor of Urban Sociology, Dr. Irene Bloemraad, University of California - Department of Sociology, University of Amsterdam, The next deadline for submitting proposals is Prof.dr. Andrew Geddes, Director of the Migration Berkeley Associate Professor Thomas Garden Barnes The Netherlands 1 November 2018. Special issue proposals Policy Centre (MPC), European University Institute, Chair of Canadian Studies, Canada can be sent (as pdf files) to: Italy Prof.dr. Dumitru Sandu, Department of Sociology [email protected] Prof.dr. Han Entzinger, Professor of Migration and and Social Work, University of Bucharest, Romania Dr. Martin Bak Jørgensen, Aalborg University, Integration Studies, Erasmus School of Social and This year we will constitute a special issue around the Denmark Bahavourial Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Prof.dr. Birte Siim, Professor at Aalborg University, conference theme, but which will be published only The Netherlands Department of Culture and Global Studies, Denmark after the conference. Ricard Zapata-Barrero (organizer Prof.dr. Birte Nienaber, University of Luxembourg, of IMISCOE’s 15th annual conference) and Rainer Luxembourg Dr. Christine Inglis, Honorary Associate Professor, Dr. Patrick Simon, Director of research at INED, France Bauböck will be the initiators of this 1st special issue Department of Sociology & Social Policy, University of around this year’s conference. Prof.dr. Andreas Pott, Professor of Social Sydney, Australia Prof.dr. Tesfaye Tafesse, Professor of Political and Geography at the University of Osnabrück, Germany Social Geography, Center for African and Oriental Read more about the journal on SpringerOpen: Prof.dr. Russell King, Professor of Geography Studies, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia comparativemigrationstudies.com. Prof.dr. Sieglinde Rosenberger, Professor of (Geography, Sussex Centre for Migration Research), Political Science at the University of Vienna, Austria Great Britain Dr. Ricard Zapata-Barrero, UPF, Spain EDITOR-IN CHIEFS: Dr. Deniz Şenol Sert, Özyeğin University, Turkey Prof.dr. Peggy Levitt, Chair, Department of Sociology SOCIAL MEDIA: Peter Scholten, Professor Public Administration at and Luella LaMer Slaner Professor in Latin American Erasmus University Dr. Phil Triadafilopoulos, Associate Professor of Studies, Wellesley College, Massachusetts, USA comparativemigrationstudies.com

Political Science at University of Toronto, Canada journalcms Sawitri Saharso, Professor for Citizenship and Moral Prof.dr. Marco Martiniello, Université de Liège, Diversity at the University of Humanistic Studies, Dr. AKM Ahsan Ullah, Universiti Brunei Darussalam Institut des Scienes Humaines et Sociales, Belgium Utrecht and Associate Professor at the Department (UBD), Brunei of Sociology of the Free University Amsterdam, Dr. Rahsaan Maxwell, University of North Carolina at Netherlands. Chapel Hill, USA

- 116 - - 117 - Springer is a leading global scientific, technical and Research Series medical publisher, providing researchers in academia, scientific institutions and corporate R&D departments Established to promote research emanating from the with quality content through innovative information, IMISCOE Research Network, the IMISCOE publication products and services. It has one of the strongest series has since become one of the main migration STM and Humanities & Social Sciences eBook related publication series in Europe and beyond, collections and archives, as well as a comprehensive with over 80 titles published since its launch in 2006. range of hybrid and open access journals. We are very It presents empirical and theoretical scholarship proud to be IMISCOE’s publisher of choice for the addressing issues of migration management publication of their mostly open access book series and migrant integration in Europe, from different IMISCOE Research Series disciplinary perspectives, and with a special interest in http://www.springer.com/series/13502 and their open new and innovative topics and methods of research. access journal Comparative Migration Studies Authored by experts in the field, the works provide www.comparativemigrationstudies.com. a rich reference source for scholars, students, and stakeholders. Springer is part of Springer Nature, a global publisher that serves and supports the research community. The series is published Springer Nature aims to advance discovery by under the editorial publishing robust and insightful science, supporting supervision of the the development of new areas of research and making IMISCOE Editorial ideas and knowledge accessible around the world. As Committee which part of Springer Nature, Springer sits alongside other includes leading scholars trusted brands like Nature Research, BioMed Central from all over Europe. and Palgrave Macmillan. Book proposals and manuscripts are rigorously For the latest news on IMISCOE’s and our other publications: peer reviewed by three international scholars. SpringerSocSci SpringerSocSci Most of the books in the IMISCOE Book Series are available in Open Access through our own digital CONTACT: library, Springer and in OAPEN, thanks to the Evelien Bakker - [email protected] generous contribution of the IMISCOE network. Visit Senior Publishing Editor Population Studies our website for more information: & Human Geography https://www.springer.com/series/13502?detailsPage=titles .

- 119 - ‘Outstanding Academic title’ - 2017 Springer Annual Competitive Call for Book Proposals The IMISCOE Springer series features this year the Open Access book Contested Childhoods: Growing IMISCOE and SPRINGER are happy to invite up in Migrancy, edited by Marie Louise Seeberg and interested authors and editors to submit their book Elzbeta M. Gozdziak which has been selected as proposals to our Annual Competitive Call for Book one of ten Outstanding Academic Titles for 2017 by Proposals. The call is open as of 1st July 2018 and Choice Magazine. The book looks at migrancy as a closes on 15 October 2018. Please follow our website social space where an increasing number of children for important deadlines and further updates: New & Forthcoming Titles Between Mobility and Migration: The Multi-Level are growing up. Going beyond the more classical www.imiscoe.org/news/network-news/724-imiscoe- www.springer.com/series/13502?detailsPage=titles Governance of Intra-European Movement ‘second generation’ debate this book explores the competitive-call-for-book-proposals Series: IMISCOE Research Series contested meanings of childhood in a large variety of The proposal form can be downloaded from: Between Mobility and Migration Scholten, Peter & Mark Ostaijen (Eds.) – 2018 situations and countries where children are trafficked, www.imiscoe.org/docman-docs/784-imiscoe-book-proposal- The Multi-Level Governance of Intra-European seeking refuge, taken into custody, active in gangs form-upd-20-april-2018 Movement Qualitative Research in European Migration or in youth organisations, and struggling with identity Series: IMISCOE Research Series Studies work. A must read! IMISCOE SPRINGER Migration Reader Series Scholten, Peter, van Ostaijen, Mark (Eds.) - 2018 Series: IMISCOE Research Series www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319446080 Zapata, Ricard; & Evren Yalaz (Eds.) – 2018 IMISCOE and SPRINGER have launched a new series Debating European Citizenship of Short Readers on key issues in European migration Series: IMISCOE Research Series From Migration to Mobility Capital: European studies. Written by both senior experts and emerging Bauböck, Rainer (Ed.) – 2018 Somalis’. Cross-Border Movements and the young scholars, this series covers key theoretical issues, Transnational Circulation of Resources uses case study examples from across Europe, and Inside Asylum Bureaucracy: Organizing Refugee Series: IMISCOE Research Series outlines main research and policy questions for the Status Determination in Austria Joelle Moret (Author) – 2018 future, in plain language. These readers will offer the best Series: IMISCOE Research Series companion to undergraduate and graduate students in Julia Dahlvik (Author) – 2018 Top published books in 2017 migration, ethnicity, citizenship but also European Union studies and wider sociology, politics, geography, social Retirement Home? Ageing Migrant Workers in Boundaries within: Nation, Kinship and Identity among policy, demography and history courses. France and the Question of Return Migrants and Minorities While several topics have been commissioned already Series: IMISCOE Research Series Editors: Decimo, Francesca, Gribaldo, Alessandra (first titles of the series will launch in 2019), feel free to Alistair Hunter (Author) – 2018 www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319533292 propose a topic to the IMISCOE Editorial Committee for consideration. For the Short Migration Readers you can Protest Movements in Asylum and Deportation South-North Migration of EU Citizens find the IMISCOE Short READER Proposal form online. Series: IMISCOE Research Series in Times of Crisis www.imiscoe.org/docman-docs/785-imiscoe-short-reader- Rosenberger, Sieglinde; Verena Stern; Editors: Lafleur, Jean-Michel, Stanek, Mikolaj proposal-form-20-april-2018 & Nina Merhaut (Eds.) -2018 www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319397610

- 120 - - 121 - PhD Network Assembly, workshops and social gathering in Active members in the PhD Network in 2017-2018 Barcelona 2018 The IMISCOE PhD Network aims to strengthen PhD Representative: Teaching Reflections: Nexus Team: Carmen Blog Team: Jolien Klok, research and network opportunities for doctoral We organise activities specifically tailored for doctoral Cathrine Talleraas. Raktim Ray, Dorina Dedgjoni, Draghici, Mezzetti Giulia, Stephan Simon, Sue researchers in the field of migration. The PhD researchers in Barcelona 2018. We invite you to join Workshop Committee: Sherene Ozyurek, Amanda Byeongsun Ahn, Carolin Coccaro, Ugur Yildiz Network is completely run by PhDs, and it has several our PhD Assembly and PhD workshops from 08.30- Eva Zschirnt, Gabriela Petre, Da Silva. Schütze, Eddy Bruno Esien. Social Media: Samuel Schmid. dedicated working groups. Throughout the year, the 12.00 Monday morning - breakfast, lunch and coffee Sandra Muller, Elisa Palma Alves. members of the working groups plan and organise is provided. See the programme for more information. several activities for doctoral migration scholars. The We also invite all PhDs to an informal event Monday PhD Representative coordinates the work carried out evening. Check out the PhD Network’s Facebook and Events IMISCOE spring conference by the working groups, and functions as the contact Twitter for info on when and where. point between the PhD Network and the IMISCOE Throughout the year numerous IMISCOE events Another annual event is the Spring Conference Network. Do you want to get engaged in the PhD Network? are organised, in the context of research clusters, www.imiscoe.org/events/spring-conference publication events, PhD training, etc. The most Next year’s spring conference will be organized by CEDEM Working groups You can take up an active role in the PhD Network important item on the annual agenda of IMISCOE is (Centre d’Études de l’Ethnicité et des Migrations), University of by joining one of our working groups. We need new the Annual Conference (https://www.imiscoe.org/ Liège, Belgium. There are four working groups in the PhD Network. engaged members to support the future development events/annual-conference) which has been organised These are the ‘Workshop Committee’, the ‘Blog of the network, and as a bonus they get the a fee every year since 2004 by one of IMISCOE’s member Team’, the ‘Teaching Team’ and the ‘Nexus - waiver at the Annual Conference. If you want to get institutes. Last year’s 14th Annual Conference Networking Team’. The latter group aims to connect engaged, or hear more, send an email to took place in Rotterdam. In 2019 the 16th Annual PhDs working on migration, and to stimulate personal [email protected] or get in touch with the Conference will be organised in Malmö by MIM development through bridging PhD students with PhD Representative Cathrine Talleraas during the (Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and experienced scholars. The Teaching Team seeks to conference. Welfare), Malmö University, Sweden. provide a framework for PhDs involved in teaching activities, in order for them to exchange, learn, inspire groups/IMISCOEphdNETWORK/?fref=ts and motivate each other. The Blog Team runs the IMISCOE PhD blog - a platform to share PhD relevant imiscoe_phd insights from the field of migration research. Finally, the Workshop Committee organises the PhD workshops and sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of the eb Besides the IMISCOE annual conferences, various events at the IMISCOE Annual Conferences. page www.icoe.org/phd-network 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 Research Groups and Standing Committees.

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- 124 - About GRITIM-UPF - GRITIM-UPF Publications - About UPF About GRITIM-UPF About Pompeu GRITIM-UPF Publications Fabra University

GRITIM-UPF is an Interdisciplinary Research Group on Immigration at the GRITIM-UPF Working Paper Series Universitat Pompeu Fabra – Barcelona is a public, Department of Political and Social Sciences at Universitat Pompeu Fabra Disseminates academic research work-in-progress that international and research-intensive university that, (Barcelona, Catalonia). It is made up of researchers from different disciplines, who contributes to the European approach on immigration in just twenty-five years, has earned a place for itself are interested in aspects of innovation and management of change processes and diversity. among the best universities in Europe. It appears on arising from human mobility and immigration. The group’s main objectives are to some of the most influential rankings, such us the promote theoretical and applied research related to political and social agendas GRITIM-UPF Policy series Times Higher Education Young University Ranking, and, in particular, to contribute to the definition of a European approach. Disseminates outcomes of studies contributing on the where it ranks 17th among universities aged 50 years making of public policies. or under. Basic priorities of GRITIM: Publications of GRITIM-UPF’s researchers UPF is also a modern, urban university with three 1. Research: research in social 2. Teaching and training: GRITIM- 3. Transfer of knowledge: Promotion Dection started in 2014 that announces the academic campuses located in the heart of Barcelona. sciences from a multidisciplinary UPF promotes the Master in Migration of professional and research training in publications by the members of the group. Specifically, it specialises in the following fields: health perspective applying a multi-method Studies and a double degree on the third cycle. Promotion and exchange and life sciences, economic and business sciences, approach. GRITIM-UPF has a number Immigration Studies. The group also of knowledge between academia, GRITIM-UPF Newsletter political and social sciences, law, humanities, of current and completed projects at supports predoctoral and postdoctoral society and politics. Reception of Disseminates selected information about the communication, translation and interpretation, and national and international level. Research researchers applying for fellowships and prestigious researchers, young activities and publications of the group, as well as the information and communication technologies. areas: Applied normative theory, visiting scholarships (Marie Curie, Juan researchers with international projection recommended publications and conferences in the Border & Human Mobility, Citizenship de la Cierva, Beatriu de Pinós, Alianza 4 and doctoral students with quality framework of the research packages of the group. The university is home to 592 full-time equivalent & Diversity, Discourse & Discrimination, universidades...). GRITIM-UPF develops references. Transfer of knowledge is faculty members (including 308 permanent lecturers) Law & Rights, Multilevel Governance & a set teaching activities through the divided in activities and publications. GRITIM-UPF on Social Media and 14,211 students enrolled on undergraduate, Politics, Qualitative Research Methods, conduct of courses and postgraduate GRITIM-UPF organizes Seminars Series, www.upf.edu/web/gritim masters and doctoral studies. Society & Civil Society. studies. Workshops, Research in Progress GritimUpf Sessions, Qualitative Methods Research Seminars and other seminars and conferences according to the group’s research interests. Apart from that, GRITIM-UPF publishes quarterly a Working Paper Series and at least once a year a Policy Series.

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How to get to Barcelona by public transportation Getting around in Barcelona

You will probably be arriving at Barcelona-El Prat You can also take the metro. The line is called L9 How to register airport before the conference. Here we will explain Sud. The airport metro ticket costs €4.60. The L9 Sud When you arrive at Ciutadella Campus at Pompeu you how to get to Barcelona from there. It is relatively metro from Barcelona airport doesn’t connect directly Fabra University, we advise you to register and straightforward to get to the city from El Prat Airport. to the city centre. Most visitors will have to transfer to pick up your conference badge straight away. This To get to Barcelona, you have different options. A another line at either Torrassa (L1) or Collblanc (L5) badge will grant you ac-cess to all conference events Conference taxi from Barcelona airport to central Barcelona takes and you may have to make more than one change to and facilities. You may find the registration desks official hashtag: about 30 minutes and costs around €30. You can also get to your hotel. There are also buses. During the in the Roger de Lluria Building hall. When our staff take the blue Aerobus, which is a fast shuttle service day (from 5am to 11:50pm) bus number 46 runs from welcomes you to the conference, they will hand out #imiscoebcn18 between the airport and Plaça Catalunya. Buses both airport terminals to Plaça d’Espanya. Unless you the official conference bags. In these bags you will depart every 5 or 10 minutes from 5:35am until 1am have already purchased a T10 or Hola BCN! ticket, the find the conference booklet, as well as information on (Terminal 1) or 6am until 1am (Terminal 2). The fare is journey costs €2.20. If you arrive in Barcelona after the the city, a foldable drinking bottle, and other useful €5.90 one-way or €10.20 roundtrip, and the journey trains and Aerobus have stopped, then you can take material. Don’t forget to drop off your luggage at your takes approximately 35 minutes. Another option is to the night bus. The bus route N16 takes you from T1 hotel first though, since there is limited capacity for take the train. Trains run every 30 minutes from the and N17 from T2 to the city centre. the storage of bags or suitcases on the campus. train station located at Terminal 2. A single train ticket from the airport to the city centre costs €4.20 and Campus Ciutadella at UPF is right next to Park Food and beverages Wifi: can’t be used on the metro or buses. Alternatively, Ciutadella. To get there, you can take Metro Line Your conference badge will serve as your ticket to you can purchase a Hola BCN! transport pass which 4 Ciutadella – Vila Olimpica, TRAM Lines T4, T5 coffee breaks, lunches, and the dinner on the first event@upf gives unlimited travel on the metro, buses, trams and Wellington and Ciutadella – Vila Olimpica, or buses evening, all of which are included in the conference commuter trains within zone 1 (including the airport V27, V21, H16, 92, 36. fee. Please wear your badge at all times during Password: train and metro). the conference. During the three days you will be 18upompf offered lunch, drinks, and snacks between sessions. You may choose from the assortment of food and beverages on offer in the Roger de Lluria Building hall, where the conference catering staff will set up multiple distribution points. One of these points will specifically provide gluten and/or lactose free products to our guests. At all other points you may find a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian products to enjoy.

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PLENARIES AND SEMI-PLENARIES EVENTS AND RECEPTION FLOOR 1 SESSIONS PHD WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES

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Adrian Favell 113 Andrea Souto 100 Astrid C. Homan 61 Chiara Cancellari 122 Adriana Kemp 88 Andreas Landes 67 Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot 62 Ching-An Chang 70 Agata Gorny 8 Andreas Pott 38, 113 Audrey Lenoël 128 Christiane Timmerman 32, 77 Ahmed Fahmy 28 Andrés Gomensoro 92 Avi Astor 102, 132 Christin Achermann 38, 127 Ahmed Hamila 11 Andreu Domingo 120 Aysen Ustubici 93 Christina Tzogiou 29 Ahmet Icduygu 26, 54, 87 Andrey Tibajev 73 Bahram Salavati 44 Christine Lang 38 Ajay Bailey 14, 64, 109,123 Aneta Piekut 98 Bart Meuleman 104 Christof Van Mol 14, 64, 78 Alan Gamen 51 Angeles Escriva 81 Beatrice Scutaru 135 Christophe Leclerc 80 Albert Kraler 5 Anita Böcker 40 Beatriz Padilla 42, 81 Claire Bynner 25 Albert Varela 107, 235 Anita Brzozowska 14 Bianca Suanet 108 Claire Kelly 117 Alessia Melegaro 98 Anita Kit-wa Chan 71 Bilgin Ayata 103 Clara Alberola 114 Alice Buoli 59 Ann Singleton 56 BIRCE DEMIRYONTAR 87 Clara Keating 94 Alicia Adsera 56, 88 Anna Amelina 113 Birgit Glorius 5, 20, 43 Claudia Finotelli 33, 72, 99 Alina Esteves 8, 33 Anna Kyriazi 60 Birte Nienabier 5 Claudia Paraschivescu 5 Alina Rzepnikowska 25 Anna Ortiz-Guitart 35 Blanca Garcés-M. 2, 33 Claudia Vogel 12 Alistair Hunter 22 Anna Simola 44 Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas 20 Claudio Bolzman 4, 92 Almudena Cortés 100 Anna Stünzi 132 Bourabain Dounia 61 Clayton Ma 23 Alois Stutzer 80 Anna Tegunimataka 80, 133 Brigitte Suter 24 Cleovi Mosuela 122 INDEX Amanda Klekowski von Anna Triandafyllidou 45 Buba Sesay 84 Concepción Carrasco 100 Koppenfels 3, 42 Annalisa Galgano 60 Candice Yu 120 Concha Maiztegui 94 Amanda Paz Alencar 103 Annalisa Maitilasso 128 Carles Boix 56 Constantin Wagner 88 Amandine Desille 82 Anne Unterreiner 49 Carlo Devillanova 98 Cornelia Schweppe 40 Amelia Sáiz-López 100 Anne-Sophie Dutoit 43 Carlos García-Serrano 100 Costel Grigoras 43 Amélie Haag 44 Annett Fleischer 94 Carola Bauschke-Urban 64 Cris Beauchemin 128 Amparo Gonzalez F. 99, 128, 131 Annique Lombard 78 Carolin Fischer 113 Cristina McMellon 117 Ana Estevens 8 Antoine Bilodeau 23 Carolin Schütze 46 Cristina Ramos 57, 81 Ana Lopez Sala 99 Antonie Schmiz 113 Caroline Oliver 65, 79 Dagmar Dzúrová 69 Ana Margheritis 81 António Saraiva 109 Caroline Schultz 83 Damian Rosset 127 Ana Mratschowski 67 Apostolos A. 18, 93, 107 Carsten Keller 31 Dan Rodriguez-G. 14, 35, 49 Ana Rovetta 94 Ariadna Solé 22 Cathrine Talleraas 18 Daniel Auer 46, 135 Anastasia Bermudez 81 Armela Xhaho 14 Cecil Meeusen 27, 104 Daniela DeBono 74 Anastasia Papaposolou 88 Arnfinn H. M. 1, 31, 61, 106 Cecilia Estrada-Villaseñor 20 Daniela Klaus 12 Anda David 128 Aron Telegdi Csetri 19 Cecilia Schenetti 63 Daniela Vintila 51 Anders Neergaard 73 Áron Telegdi Csetri 123 Cecilia Vergnano 13 Daria Denti 26 Andrea Carlà 102 Åsa Wahlström Smith 112 Charlotte Räuchle 113 Dasoki Nora 133 Andrea Pettrachin 118 Asli Selin Okyay 52 Charalampos Tsavdaroglou 12 David Donatiello 79

- 137 - David Kaufmann 132 Emanuela Roman 52 Gennaro Avallone 99 Ilona van Breugel 82 Joanna J. S. and Inka Stock 11 Kamila Fiałkowska 98 Laure Kloetzer 94 Margarite Zoeteweij 54 Davood Eyvazlu 132 Emanuele Del Fava 98 Katherina Natter 70 Ilse van Liempt 45, 63, 108 Joanna Menet 113 Karin Geijen 65, 79 Laurence Lessard-Philips 23 Margit Fauser 26 Débora B. Maehler 13 Emilio Reyneri 91 Gery Nijenhuis 108 Inge Hooijen 44 Joao Sardinha 109 Karin van Holten 40 Le Goff Jean-Marie 133 María Bruquetas 40 Debora Mantovani 26 Emily Miltenburg 39 Giancarlo Gasperoni 26 Ingrid Berns Pavezi 60 Joaquín Arango 99 Karine Duplan 107 Lea Müller-Funk 70 Maria Dardoumpa 99 Deirdre Meintel 35 Encarnación La Spina 118 Giorgio de Pietro 78 Ingrid Tucci31, 46, 92, 121 Joelle Moret 18, 93, 107 Karolina Barglowski 45, 93 Lenka Formánková 71 María Ramos 16, 91 Deniz Senol Sert 54 Endre Sik 20 Giulia Mezzetti 6 Inmaculada Serrano 128 Johanna Fleckenstein 13 Karolina Podgórska 119 Lenka Pavelková 69 Maria Vivas-Romero 81 Devyani Prabhat 56 Eralba Cela 123 Godfried Engbersen 108, 122 Ionut Foldes 117 Johanna Leinonen 62 Karolina Sobczak-Szelc 84 Lex Thijssen 16 MariaCaterina La Barbera 72 Diana mata Codesal 3, 94 Erica Chito Childs 35, 49 Gorka Urrutia 118 Irene Masdeu-Torruella 100 John Palmer 70, 88 Kate Smith 6 Lisett Gutierrez 93 Marie Godin 24 Diana Meschter 119 Erica Consterdine 131 Goshu Wolde Tefera 63 Irene Ponzo5, 33, 79 Jolien Galle 27 Katerina Glyniadaki 83 Liv Anne Støren 64 Marie Jelinkova 87 Diana Schacht 39 Erka Caro 14 Gry Paulgaard 60 Irene Tuzi 70 Jolien Klok 108 Katharina Natter 52 Lore van Praag 32 Marie Louise Seeberg 124 Didier Ruedin 76 Eszter Neumann 77 Guido Tintori 72, 104 Irial Glynn 84 Jonas Radl 91 Katharine Charsley 48 Lorenzo Gabrielli 10, 29, 43, 57 Marieke Slootman 133 Diego Lopez de Lera 131 Eva Janska 69 Guillermo Merelo 59 Irina Ciornei 107, 135 Jonathan Miaz 127 Kathleen Kuerschner 103 Lorenzo Piccoli 102 Marie-Laurence Flahaux 128 Dirk Gebhardt 79, 82 Eva Ostergaard-Nielsen 10, 45 Gulay Ugur Goksel 26 Iris Andriessen 31, 61 Jordi Bayona i Carrasco 120 Kathleen Markey 71 Lorraine Wong 131 Marielle Zill 65 Dirk Geldof 87 Eva Soom Ammann 22 Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund 91 Iryna Kushnir 131 Jordi Feu 89 Katie Kuschminder 74 Louise Ryan 21, 34 Marie-Louise Seeberg 112 Dita Čermáková 69 Eva Soom Ammann 40 Gusta. G. Wachter 121 Isabel Ramos Lobato 25 Jordi Moreras 22 Katie Walsh 109, 123 Lucas Oesch 5 Marina Fernández-Reino 91 Djamila Schans 39 Eva Zschirnt 1 Gwenaëlle Bauvois 104 Ivan Martin 42, 71, 120 Jörg Hartmann 39, 121 Katri Gadd 89 Lucinda Fonseca 33 Marion Fert 28 Djoeke Ardon 5 Eveline Reisenauer 67 Haley McAvay 104 Ivana Fellini 91 Jörg Plöger 34 Katrine Mellingen-Bjerke 24 Lucrezia Botton 19 Marion Valerie Repetti 4 Dolores Morondo 118 Evgenia Iliadou 13 Hana Alhadi 6 Izabela Grabowska 69, 133 Jörg Welker 132 Kelsey Pearce Norman 132 Ludek Jirka 117 Marjan Nadim 106 Dominika Winogrodzka 28, 133 Evren Yalaz 45, 60, 104, 133 Hanna Brenzel 39 Izbela Mleczko 28 Jorge Malheiros 8, 33 Kerstin Schmidt 58 Luicy Pedroza 81 Markéta Blažejovská 58 Dominique Jolivet 18 Fabienne Liechti 46 Hanna Kara 14 Jaco Dagevos 39, 119 Jorge Morales Cardiel 71 Kerylin Schewel 3 Luis Moreno 8 Markéta Seidlová 69 Domiziana Turcatti 6 Fabrizio Natale72, 104 Hanne Vandermeerschen 73 Jacob Lind 112, 124 Jorgen Carling 3, 18, 108 Kijan Espahangizi 113 Luisa Faustini Torres 12, 58, 119 Marlou Schrover 102 Dora Sampaio 109 Federica Santangelo 26 Hans Schmeets 80 Jacobo Muñoz-Comet 43 Jose Marques 51 Kirsten Heusgen 64 M.R. Dahl 23 Marta Bivand E. 18, 48, 63, 108 Dorina Dedgjoni 64 Ferruccio Pastore 52 Harres Yakubi 114 Jacqueline Broadhead 65, 79 Josef Kohlbacher 98 Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud 83 M.Schioeler 23 Marta Bivand Erdal Drago Župarić-Iljić 118 Floris Peters 80 Harry Pettit 84 James Hampshire 131 Josefina Sipinen 72 Knut Petzold 78 Maarten Vink 27, 80, 99 Marta Bivand Erdal Dusan Drbohlav 69 Francesca Alice Vianello 99 Harsha Wilkinson 57 Jane Freedman 62 Josiane Le Gall 35 Kostas Papangelopoulos 114 Madalina Moraru 51 Marta Buler 57 Edvard Larsen 16 Francesca Campomori 65, 79 Hasret Saygi 103 Janine Dahinden 98, 113 Juan Carlos T. S. 28, 73, 82, 103 Kristen Himelein 50 Madalina Rogoz 24 Marta Kindler 8, 98 Edvard Nergård Larsen 91 Francesca Decimo 19 Hassan Boubakri 84 Jannecke Wiers-Jenssen 64 Juan Francisco Alvarado V. 42 Krzysztof Skocki 84 Magdalena Díaz-Gorfinkiel 129 Marta Moskal 117 Eivind Hoffmann 18 Francesca Strumia 131 Heidi Kaspar 40 Jannes Jacobsen 50 Juan Galeano120 Kundan Mishra 131 Magdalena Lesinska 51 Martin Aranguren 61 Eleanor Knott 23 Francesco Della Puppa 48 Heike Hanhörster 25 Jan-Paul Brekke 83 Juan Iglesias Martínez 20 Kyoko Shinozaki 38 Maissam Nimer 93 Martin Guzi 56 Elena Lupu 50 Francesco Pasetti 20 Hein de Haas 3 Jason Tucker 13 Judy Rich 16 Laia Narciso 77 Maja Povrzanović Frykman 21 Martin Wagner 5 Elena Sanchez 20 Francesco Vietti 69 Heinz Fassmann 11 Jasper Dag Tjaden 11, 135 Julia Nogueira 131 Lama Kabbanji 64 Maja Povrzanović Frykman 34 Martina Maletzky 67 Eleonore Kofman 62, 107 Franck Duvell 54 Helen B. Marrow 3 Javier Quintana Gonzalez 76 Julia Reinold 44, 114 Larisa Lara-Guerrero 81 Majella Kilkey 131 Martina Sekulová 24 Elif Alp-Marent 103 François Gemenne 32 Helen McCarthy 14 Jean Beaman 29 Julian Trostmann 28 Laura Affolter 127 Malte Rokkjaer Dahl 1 Maryanne Ardini 67 Elisa Brey 99 Franziska Schreyer 72 Helena Hattmannsdorfer 59 Jean-Michel Lafleur 51 Julien Debonneville 38, 59 Laura Cleton 102 Manuel Trujillo-Carmona 33 Massimiliano Tani 76 Elisabeth Gruber 11 Franziska Seidel, 28 Henning Nuissl 113 Jean-Thomas Arrighi 45 Juliet Thondhlana 21 Laura Cunial 54 Mar Griera 102 Mateus Schweyher 24 Elisabetta Zontini 19 Friederike Römer 135 Helga de Valk 14, 106, 121 Jean-Thomas A. 27 Jürgen Schupp 50 Laura Morosanu 64 Marcel Coenders 16, 59 Maurizio Ambrosini 79 Elodie Druez 31 Gabriel Echeverria 72 Hilde Lidén 19 Jenny Phillimore 42 Juri Kilian 28 Laura Oso 100, 129 Marcin Gońda 119 Mayumi Ishikawa 135 Elsa Lechner 94 Gabriele Morettini 123 Howard Ramos 13 Jeremias Stadlmair 27 Jussi S. Jauhiainen 132 Laura Romeu Gordo12 Marco Bonetti 98 Meral Acikgoz 26 Elzbieta Gozdziak 112 Gaia Testore 58 Ibrahim Awad 87 Jeroen Doomernik 5 Justice Richard K. O. 122 Laura Suárez-Grimalt 100 Marco Pecoraro 76 Meta van der Linden 119 Elżbieta M. Goździak 124 Gemma Aubarell S. 11, 72, 111 Ibrahim Soysüren 89 Joana Sousa Ribeiro 94 Justyna Bell 24 Laura Westerveen 46 Marco Scipioni 72, 104 Michael Collyer 2, 52 Elzbieta Mirga- Wójtowicz 98 Gemma Pinyol 44, 89, 102 Ilker Ataç 89 Joanna Dreby 124 Justyna Sarnowska 28, 133 Laura Yufra 94 Marek Fuchs 50 Michael Gaddis 16

- 138 - - 139 - Michael Garapich 98 Niko Pyrhönen 104 Rafael De Arce 128 Sebastian Rinken 33, 50, 67 Thomas Swerts 25 Michaela Slotwinski 80 Nilay Kilinc 10 Raffaele Guetto 91 Sébastien Chauvin 2, 102 Tineke Fokkema 108, 123 Workshops Micheline van Riemsdijk 34 Nina Conkova 12 Rainer Baubock 27 Seda Aydin 10, 45 Tiziana Caponio 5, 33, 65, 79 Mieke Groeninck 87 Nina Sahraoui 129 Raisa Akifyeva 117 Sefa Z. Siretioglu Girgin 135 Tom De Winter 14 Mieke Maliepaard 39 Noemi Garcia Arjona 6 Ramon Mahia 128 Seval Gündemir 61 Ton van Naerssen 3 Miguel Solana-Solana 35 Noemi Mena Montes 103 Raquel Martínez-Buján 73, 129 Sevda Tunaboylu 63 Tone Maia Liodden 127 Mihaela Haragus 117 Nonie Tuxen 78 Reinhard Schweitzer 70 Shahd Wari 94 Trinidad L. Vicente 118 Adrian Favell 96 Carmen Draghici 111 Erica Righard 36 Mihaela Nedelcu 89, 117 Noureddine Harrami 52 Rembert De Blander 73 Sigrid James 28 Tudi Kernalegenn 72 Mika Toyota 40 Nurcan OZGUR Renee Luthra 29 Silvia Carrasco 77 Ulas Sunata 70 Ahmet Icduygu 95 Carolyne Ali Khan 110 Ester Gallo 75, 126 Mikkel Rytter 4 BAKLACIOGLU 87 Rianne Dekker 65 Silvia Galandini 23 Ursula Reeger 98 Aije Lulle 96 Cathy Wilcock 55 Eveline Ammann Dula 111 Milena Belloni 32, 62 Núria Franco-Guillén 58 Ricard Moren-Alegret 8 Silvia Morgades 13, 59, 83 Valentina Di Stasio 1, 61 Alan Gamen 68 Christina Johansson 115 Eztizen ESESUMAGA 110 Mina Prokic 29 Obdulia Taboadela 131 Ricard Zapata-Barrero 45, 118 Silvia S Klokgieter 4 Valeria Bello 23, 45, 74 Albert F Arcarons 95 Christine Barwick 101 Flavia Albanese 101 Mina Prokic 131 Olawale Lawal 56 Rick Wolff 133 Simon Léger 32 Vanessa Grotti 74 Alexandra Prodromidou 97 Christine Lang 7, 53 Francesc Ventura Ribal 135 Miquel Martorell 77 Oleksandr Ryndyk 24, 120 Rilke Mahieu 65 Simon McMahon 33, 74 Vanessa Hughes 112 Ali Konyali 41, 86 Claire Dwyer 86 Gail Womersley 125 Miriam Acebillo Baqué 10 Oriol Puig 56 Robbie Eyles 56 Simone Castellani 42, 73 Verena Wisthaler 45, 58 Miriam Haselbacher 118 Ortrun Merkle 114 Roberta Medda-Windischer 102 Sina Isabel Freund 71 Vesela Kovacheva 50 Alireza Behtoui 7, 53 Claire Hancock 86 Garbi Schmidt 86 Mirna Safi 46 Òscar Prieto-Flores 89 Roberta Perna 38 Snezhina Gabova 58 Victor Albert Blanco 88 Alisa Petroff 36 Clara Piqueras 36 Gemma Pinyol 30 Miryam Eser 106 Osman Balkan 22 Robin Stünzi 106 Sonia Pereira 8, 94 Victoria Reitter 89 Amanda Da Silva 90, 105 Claudia Paraschivescu 66, 111 Georg Glasze 86 Mónica Cornejo 102 Östen Wahlbeck 13 Roda Madziva 21 Sonja Nowossadeck 12 Vily Mylona 60 Anas Al-Khabour 75, 126 Clelia Clini 90, 105 Georgia Mavrodi 68 Montserrat Golías Pérez 100 Ozge Bilgili 108, 122 Romina Seminario 27 Sorana Toma 64 Vincent Horn 40 Anders Neergaard 17 Concepción Maiztegui-O. 110 Giovanna Marconi 101 Muzaffer Sevda Tunaboylu 70 Pablo Porto Nogareda 100, 129 Romina Seminario 98, 133 Souhila Belabbas 57 Viorela Ducu 19, 123 Andreas Pott 53, 86 Cristina de La Cruz 110 Giulia Sinatti 55 Nada Afiouni 22 Paola Bonizzoni 62, 107 Rosa Aparicio 92 Soukaina Chakkour 19 Vittorio Bruni 114 Nadine T. Fernandez 93 Parvati Raghuram 64 , 78 Rosa Mas Giralt 6, 100 Stefan Boes 29 Welat Songur 4 Andreu Domingo 30 Damla Bayraktar Aksel 66 Godfried Engbersen 47 Nahikari Irastorza 35, 49, 80 Patrick Simon 16, 31, 46, 104 Rosita Fibbi 1, 31, 106, 121 Stefano Piemontese 77 Wiebe Ruijtenberg 19, 84 Angeliki Konstantinidou 36, 68 Dana Rem 111 Halleh Ghorashi 75 Naika Foroutan 38 Pau Palop 51, 81 Roxana Barbulescu 107, 135 Steffen Pötzschke 13, 50, 67 Willem Huijnk 39 Anja Van Heelsum 47 Daniela Vintila 36, 116 Heike Hanhörster 101 Nando Sigona 112 Paul Pritchard 13 Russell King 48, 64, 123 Stephanie Eckman 50, 67 William Philbrick 50, 67 Anna Triandafyllidou 75, 95, 126 David Petry 66 Ibrahim Soysüren 125 Naomi Tyrrell 117 Paula Alonso-Pardo 100 Ruth McAreavey 8 Stephen White 23 Wouter Zwysen 91, 119 Anna-Louise Milne 130 Davide Pero 17 İlke Şanlıer Yüksel 125 Natalia Ribas-Mateos 100 Paula Pustulka 57 Ruxandra Oana C. 4, 44 Steven Groenez 73 Wyss Malika 117 Annett Fleischer 110 Diana Mata-Codesal 110 Ioana Vrăbiescu 125 Natalie Welfens 2, 118 Pawel Kaczmarczyk 8 Saara Koikkalainen 21 Stiene Ravn 65 Xavier Casademont 89 Nauja Kleist 48 Pedro Gois 51 Saara Pellander 62 Stijn Oosterlynck 25 Xi Chen 71 Antonie Schmiz 101 Dominique Jolivet 36, 96 Irina Kushnir 97 Neil Argent 8 Peter De Cuyper 73 Sabine Damir-Geilsdorf 62 Susanne Becker 48, 63, 94 Yaël Brinbaum 92, 106 Antony Otiene Ongayo 55 Ebba Tellander 55 Irina Molodikova 95 Neli Demireva 91, 119 Peter Scholten 135 Salomon Bennour 27 Susanne Wessendorf 25 Yana Leontiyeva 8 Arnfinn H. Midtbøen 53 Elaine Chase 130 Ismintha Waldring 53 Nick Gill 127 Philipp Lutz 132 Samuel Lietaer 32 Svitlana Odynets 12 Yoan Molinero G. 99, 131 Asli Vatasanver 126 Elena Genova 96 Itziar GANDARIAS 110 Nick Schuermans 25 Philipp Schnell 106, 121 Sandra Mateus 49 Swagata Basu 28 Yuliya Kosyakova 39 Başak Bilecen 7 Elena Sanchez 95 Izabella Majcher 125 Nicky Le Feuvre 133 Philipp Stutz 83 Sara Lei Sparre 4 Swantje Falcke 27, 80 Yvonne Franz 11 Berndt Clavier 90, 105 Elena Sánchez-Montijano 66 Jan Winkler 86 Nicolai Netz 64, 78 Philippe Wanner 76 Sara Vigil 32 Tabea Scharrer 63 Yvonne Riaño 64, 78, 94 Nicolas Fliess 88 Pieter Bevelander 80 Sarah Crafter 124 Tamirace Fakhoury 56 Zana Vathi 44 Birgit Glorius 66 Eléonore Bully 101 Jean-Michel Lafleur 36, 68 Nicolas Jonathan Fliess 10 Pietro Cingolani 69 Sarah Nimführ 84 Tanja Fendel 72 Zdeněk Čermák 69 Birte Nienaber 66 Elif Keskiner 7, 53 Jens Schneider 7, 53 Nicolas Legewie 92, 121 Poala Bonizzoni 2 Sarah Scuzzarello 109, 123 Tatiana Eremenko 128 Zenia Hellgren 40 Bouchra Behida 15 Elisabeth Gruper 101 Joana Isabel Teixeira de S. 110 Nicole Hoellerer 127 Rachel Humphris 19 Sarah Spencer 2 Theo G van Tilburg 4, 108 Zeynep Pamukcu 57 Burcu Togral Koca 125 Elisabetta Zontini 96 Joana Sousa Ribeiro 37 Niels Uhlendorf 67 Rachel Rosen 124 Sayaka Osanami T. 35, 49 Theresa Schutze 89 Carlos Giménez Romero 135 Erica Consterdine 68 Joaquin Eguren 111

- 140 - - 141 - John Palmer 30 Marc Helbling 116 Pascale Laborier 126 Yudith Namer 126 Opening Session Jorgen Carling 130 Marco Cremaschi 101 Patricia Ehrkamp 86 Yves Pascouau 15 Biographies Jose Marques 68 Marco Martiniello 90, 105, 115 Pau Palop-Garcia 68, 116 Yvonne Franz 101 Judith Roosblad 17, 37 Margie Cheesman 125 Pedro Gois 68 Yvonne Riaño 110 Julia Martínez-Ariño 86 Maria Bruquetas 96 Philipp Schnell 53 Julia von Blumenthal 126 María Joao Hortas 111 Pieter Bevelander 115 Justin Gest 116 Maria Paradiso 86 Ricard-Zapata Barrero 90, 105 Jaume Casals (Barcelona, 1958) is the Rector of Pompeu Fabra University since Kasia Grabska 55 Marie Gillespie 125 Rilke Mahieu 47 2013 and Professor of Philosophy at UPF since 2003. He received his Doctorate in Kate Smith 111 Marie Godin 96 Rinus Penninx 17, 37 Philosophy summa cum laude from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB, Katharina Natter 116 Marie Mc Auliffe 95 Rolle Alho 17 1984). A senior fellow of the Institute for Catalan Studies (Institut d'Estudis Catalans), Kavita Datta 130 Marieke Slootman 53 Rosa Lazaro 37 before becoming Rector of UPF, Casals was the Academic Board Chairman and Kees Biekart 55 Mario Neumann 37 Rosa Mas Giralt 111 Executive Vice-President of the UPF's Continuing Education Institute (IDEC), as well Kerstin Schmidt 96 Martha Montero-Sieburth 111 Rose Anderson 75 as UPF Vice-Rector for Postgraduate and Doctoral Studies (2001-2005) and for Laura Haddad 86 Mathieu Schneider 75 Roxana Barbulescu 96 Jaume Casals Teaching Staff (2005-2009). Laura Hammond 130 Maurice Crul 41, 53 Russell King 96 Laura Lohéac 75 Max Pichl 37 Sara Rezai 7 Laura Oso 111 Mehmet Bozok 47 Scientific Director of the Laura Yufra 110 Michael Collyer 130 Project of Intercultural Chakir El Homrani Lesfar is the new Minister of the Department of Work, Social Laure Kloetzer 110, 125 Michael Eve 7, 53 Community Intervention Affairs and Families. El Homrani holds a degree in Sociology from the Autonomous Lea Muller-Funk 47 Michalis Moutselos 68 Project 135 University of Barcelona (UAB), is a Member of the Parliament of Catalonia since 2015 Lidia Cabrera 111 Mihaela Nedelcu 125 Shannon Damery 66 and has been a spokesperson for the Working Committee and Rapporteur of the Lore van Praag 47 Milena Belloni 47 Sílvia Cardoso 47 Guaranteed Citizenship Income Law and the Agency of Social Protection of Catalonia. Loren Landau 130 Míriam Hatibi 30 Sonia Parella 36 Lorenzo Piccoli 116 Mustafa Aksakal 96 Sonia Pereira 36, 110 Louise Ryan 7 Nando Sigona 15 Souad Osseiran 125 Chakir El Homrani Lesfar Lucas Oesch 66 Natalija Perisic 97 Spanish City representative 135 Luicy Pedroza 116 Neva Löw 37 Stefania Marino 17, 37 Maarten Vink 116 Nihan Bozok 47 Steffen Beigang 126 Ricard Zapata-Barrero is Full Professor at the Department of Political and Social Madalina Moraru 68 Noemí García Arjona 111 Stiene Ravn 47 Sciences, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona-Spain). His main lines of research Magdalena Lesinska 68 Noureddine Harrami 150 Susen Engel 101 deal with contemporary issues of liberal democracy in contexts of diversity, especially Maissam Nimer 47 Olga Jubany 37 Thales Speroni 36 the relationship between democracy, citizenship, and immigration. He is director Maja Povrzanović Frykman 115 Oriol Amorós 30 Wiebke Sievers 115 of GRITIM-UPF (Interdisciplinary Research Group on Immigration) and the Master Majella Kilkey 97 Orland Cardona 30 Wiebke Sievers 90 in Migration Studies at UPF. See more details about publications: http://dcpis.upf. Malin Thor Tureby 115 Pablo Pumares 96 Xavier Aragall 15 edu/~ricard-zapata. Manolis Pratsinakis 96 Paolo Boccagni 36 Yael Brinbaum 7, 53 Ricard Zapata-Barrero

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Peter Scholten is Professor in Public Administration at Erasmus University of Prof. Dr. Parvati Nair is the Founding Director of the United Nations University Rotterdam, specialising in the dynamics of migration and diversity policies. His Institute on Globalization, Culture and Mobility (UNU-GCM). She has taught and research focuses on, amongst others, the governance of migration and migration- published in the fields of Cultural Studies and Hispanic Studies. Her particular areas related diversity, multilevel governance, comparative public policy, and the relationship of focus are on questions of gender, ethnicity and cultural identity in contexts of between knowledge and power in the field of migration. Peter is director of IMISCOE, mobility and displacement. She also writes on the representations of migration in Europe’s largest academic research network on migration, integration, and social cultural media, especially photography. She is the Principal Editor of the refereed cohesion. He is also editor-in-chief of the journal Comparative Migration Studies journal Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture. Peter Scholten (CMS) and member of the editorial board of the Journal of Comparative Policy Parvati Nair Analysis. He has carried out various research projects on ‘research-policy dialogues’ in the field of migration and diversity, as well as participated in research-policy dialogues in various roles. For more information, see www.peterscholten.eu. Lluís Caelles is a journalist, Deputy Editor of the International News Desk at TV3, and Professor at the Faculty of Communications at Pompeu Fabra University. He has directed and presented the TV News Nit, Matí, and Vespre at TV3. He was also Rainer Bauböck has a chair in social and political theory at the Department of the editor of the news channel 3/24 and the Brussels correspondent of Catalonian Political and Social Sciences of the European University Institute in Florence. His television. He received the Unicef 2002 prize for the "Los niños de los camiones" research interests are in normative political theory and comparative research on report, which portrayed the trip that Moroccan minors endure while hidden under the democratic citizenship, European integration, migration, nationalism and minority trucks from their country to the peninsula and towards Europe. He has also worked rights. Together with Jo Shaw (University of Edinburgh) and Maarten Vink (University Lluís Caelles in the Catalan circuit of TVE, in the Lleida’s newspaper Segre and in the radio (COPE of Maastricht), he coordinates GLOBALCIT, an online observatory on citizenship Barcelona and Cadena Catalana). He is, together with Sergi Vicente, co-author of and voting rights. His most recent book publication is: Democratic Inclusion. Rainer Fukushima, crònica d’un tsunami nuclear (Editorial Viena, 2012), which collects Rainer Baubock Bauböck in Dialogue, Manchester University Press, 2017. informative coverage of the consequences of the tsunami and the consequent nuclear crisis that Japan suffered in 2011.Among the coverages he has made, there is the crisis of refugees in Greece and Macedonia, the Israeli attack in Gaza 2014, the Maidan revolution in Ukraine and the attack against the WTC in New York in 2001.

- 144 - - 145 - Closing Session Biographies MHub supports the task force to meet its objectives by pooling and sharing relevant information, undertaking research, disseminating good practices and lessons learnt, su- pport joint initiatives among the task force members and support joint advocacy efforts. Ayşe Asya is Ambassador in Charge of Migration and Development at the Prior to joining the MHub, Amanuel worked for UNHCR Regional office South Africa Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean since February 2018. Prior to her as a Regional Protection Coordinator (Mixed Migration). current assignment, she served as a Turkish career diplomat in various capacities, including in Germany, Syria, Yugoslavia, Belgium and Austria, and as Turkey’s Ambassador to Luxembourg (2008-2009) and to Latvia (2010-2011). At the Prof. Francesc Pedró joined UNESCO’s education sector in Paris (France) in 2010, multilateral level, she has experience in NATO, EU and UN affairs. where he leads the organization’s work on education policies. His multinational team carries out national policy reviews and comparative international research in areas such as the monitoring and assessment of education, policies to support school Ayşe Asya leadership and emerging issues in governance in developing countries. Prior to this he worked at the OECD Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI). In Abdelrahman Alamarah Tamimi has PhD in water economy, BSs, MS in his capacity as senior policy analyst, he was responsible for a number of projects geological engineering, and MA in international studies and diploma in strategic Francesc Pedro including the Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) and the New thinking. Worked since graduation in the field of water resources, planning in the Millennium Learners Project. He was also in charge of the reviews of educational R&D Occupied Territories. in OECD countries and of a project on Systemic Innovation in Education. During the last 29 years, the activities were focused more on public policies, Israeli water and environmental policy. He is active in civil society in terms of nation Between 1998 and 2005 he was professor of comparative education and public and state building, his research capacity in planning, future studies and strategic policies at the Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona) and academic director of its Abdelrahman thinking towards socio-economic issues, community development, environmental program for educational quality. He also chaired the university entrance examinations Alamarah Tamimi planning and management. He has capacity of teaching, training and conducting system in Catalonia. Prior to this, he was pro-vice chancellor of educational research policy oriented research. He is part-time Associate professor at AlQuds University, and innovation, as well as of international relations, at the Open University of Catalonia Sustainable development Institute –master program and part-time lecturer at Arab (Barcelona), the first Internet-based European public university. American University. He was a visitor lecturer in many Arab and European university.

Raffaella Greco Tonegutti is migration and asylum policy officer at DG Research Amanuel Mehari is the coordinator for the Mixed Migration Hub (MHub) located and Innovation, European Commission. She holds a PhD in fundamental rights within the IOM Regional Office for Northern Africa and Middle East in Cairo, Egypt. (University of Pisa, Italy), with specialization in migration studies, and a MA in The MHub is the secretariat and an inter-agency knowledge hub for the North Africa International Cooperation and Human Rights. Over the last 15 years, Raffaella Mixed Migration Task Force which is a working group for 8 International agencies and worked as migration, asylum and development expert for the EU (HQ and organizations (IOM, OHCHR, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNODC, DRC, RMMS and Save the Delegations), the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the international Children) that aims to promote a human rights-based approach to ensure the protection Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), the United Nations Organization Amanuel Mehari of people moving in mixed and complex flows to, through and from North Africa. Raffaella Greco for Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and other organizations.

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Ferruccio Pastore (PhD, European University Institute, 1996) is the director of Jørgen Carling is Research Professor of migration and transnationalism studies at FIERI (Forum of International and European Research on Immigration, Torino) since the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) and holds a PhD in human geography. His 2009. He has previously been deputy director of CeSPI (Centre for International research addresses a broad range of themes including migration theory, migration Policy Studies, Rome) and a post-doctoral fellow at the University ofFirenze. management, migrant smuggling, migrant remittances, and the links between Besides research, he has worked as an adviser on migration policy issues for migration and development. Among his most influential work is the analysis of Italian institutions and international organisations. He has written extensively aspiration and ability in international migration, and the associated phenomenon on the European and international governance of migration and integration of involuntary immobility. He has led several collaborative research projects with Ferruccio Pastore processes. Among his most recent publications: Women in Mediterranean Jørgen Carling data collection in countries across Europe, Africa and Asia. He has published more Asylum Flows: Current Scenario and Ways Forward (with M. Belloni and C. than fifty scientific articles, book chapters and reports, and serves on the editorial Timmerman), in Timmerman, C., Fonseca, M.L., Van Praag, L. & S. Pereira & board of the International Migration Review and the Journal of Ethnic and Migration (eds.), ‘Dynamic interplays between gender and migration’, Leuven University Studies. He has been a Visiting Fellow at the University of Oxford (2005), the Press, forthcoming; Beyond the Migration and Asylum Crisis. Options and lessons National University of Singapore (2010), and the University of Maastricht and UNU- for Europe, E-Book Series Aspen Italia Views, Treccani, 2017; Multiplication and MERIT United Nations University (2016). multiplicity: transformations of border control (with A. Kraler and M. Hendow, eds.), Special issue of ‘Journal of Borderland Studies’, vol. 31, No. 2, 2016; Changing Neighbourhoods: Inter-group Relations and Migrant Integration in European Cities Ibrahim Awad is at present Professor of Global Affairs and Director, Center for (with I. Ponzo, eds.), Springer, 2016; The Governance of Migrant Labour Supply Migration and Refugee Studies at the American University in Cairo. He holds in Europe, Before and During the Crisis, Special Issue of ‘Comparative Migration a PhD degree in political science from the Graduate Institute of International Studies’, 4/2014. Studies in Geneva. He previously held the positions of Secretary of the Commission, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UN-ESCWA), Director, ILO International Migration Programme and Director, Miquel Àngel Essomba is currently Commissioner for Education and Universities ILO Sub-regional Office for North Africa. His recent publications include “The at the Barcelona City Council. He has been head of the UNESCO Centre of Challenge of Global Governance in the Sustainable Development Agenda”, “The Ibrahim Awad Catalonia – Unescocat – (2008-2012), and is also President of Linguapax, a Multilevel Governance of International Migration: Understanding Disparities and Doctor of Pedagogy, holder of a Master’s degree in Psychology of Education and a Disorder”, “Towards a Joint Approach to Migration and Asylum in the Euro- postgraduate qualification in Intercultural Pedagogy. He heads the Research Group Mediterranean Space”, “Labour Migration Governance in Times of Political on Interculturality and Immigration in Catalonia (ERIC), He has been head of teacher Transition: A Comparative Analysis of Egypt and Tunisia” and “Population training in intercultural education with the Council of Europe, an OECD expert Movements in the Aftermath of the Arab Awakening: The Syrian Refugee Crisis Miquel Àngel on diversity and education, and Visiting Research Fellow of the Institute of Policy between Regional Factors and State Interest”. Essomba Studies in Education at the London Metropolitan University. He has been visiting professor at many European and Latin American universities.

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Catherine Woollard took up the position of Secretary General of the ECRE (the Anna Terrón is President and co-founder of Instrategies. She works on European Council on Refugees and Exiles) in 2016. ECRE is a pan-European integration of companies and institutions in Europe and internationally, focused alliance of 96 NGOs in 40 countries working to protect and advance the rights of on managing diversity, immigration, asylum and international mobility. Her refugees, asylum seekers and displaced persons. professional career has developed internationally, being Spanish Secretary of Woollard has worked in the NGO sector since 2003, focusing on human rights, State for Immigration between 2009 and 2011, Secretary for the European conflict prevention, security, and governance. From 2008 to 2015, she was the Union of the Government of Catalonia and a member of the Committee of the Executive Director of EPLO, the European Peacebuilding Liaison Office, a Brussels- Regions (2004-2009). Previously, she was Member of the European Parliament, Catherine Woollard based network working on conflict prevention and security. Previously, she held the Anna Terrón acting as spokesperson for the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home position of Director of Policy and Communications at Conciliation Resources and Affairs of the European Parliament (1994-2004). She is currently Special Adviser managed programmes in South East Europe, Central Asia and Turkey at Minority to the European Commissioner Cecilia Malmström. In the field of research Rights Group International and Transparency International. and think tanks, she is member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, She has also worked for the UK civil service; as a lecturer in political science, Trustee of Friends of Europe, President of the Advisory Board of the Institute for teaching at universities in Italy, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine and the Netherlands; Globalization, Culture and mobility of the United Nations University and Member as a consultant advising governments, international organisations and NGOs; and of the Scientific Council of Elcano Royal Institute. She has a degree in Political as a translator. Recent geographic experience includes assignments in Ethiopia, Science and Administration. Currently, she teaches on migration and asylum in the DRC, Myanmar, Côte d’Ivoire and the Philippines. She is currently a member of European Union and International Relations at the Blanquerna University. the Democratic Progress Institute’s Council of Experts and of the OSCE’s Roster of Experts on Mediation and Dialogue. Ayşen Üstübici is currently an Assistant Professor at Koç University Department of Sociology and the Department of Political Science and IPC-Mercator fellow at Katie Kuschminder is an Assistant Professor at Maastricht Graduate School of SWP Berlin. She completed her PhD at Koç University and at the University of Governance, Maastricht UniversityUNU-Merit. She has recently completed a NWO Amsterdam in 2015. Her book, based on her dissertation entitled ‘The Governance Rubicon Grant research fellowship in the Global Governance Programme of the of International Migration: Irregular Migrants’ Access to Right to Stay in Turkey and Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute Morocco’ (University of Amsterdam Press), is forthcoming. The upcoming book (EUI). Her research project at EUI focused on the migration trajectories of recently compares irregular migration regimes from the perspective of state and non-state arrived Nigerian and Eritrean migrants in Italy. Katie’s research focuses on migration actors and migrant incorporation in Turkey and Morocco. Her areas of interest are Ayşen Üstübici journeys, irregular migration and return migration. She published her first book irregular migration in the Mediterranean, externalisation of border management, Katie Kuschminder Reintegration Strategies in Palgrave’s Migration, Diaspora and Citizenship series social and public policy, informal labour market and gender studies. She published in 2017. Her work has also appeared in the Journal of Refugee Studies, Migration in Geopolitics, New Perspectives on Turkey, Migration and Development Studies and International Migration.

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Tamirace Fakhoury is an associate professor in Political Sciences and Celine Cantat is currently a Marie Curie Individual Fellow at the Centre for Policy International Affairs in the Department of Social Sciences, and the associate Studies, Central European University. She is working on “MigSol: Migration Solidarity director of the Institute of Social Justice and Conflict Resolution (ISJCR). She and Acts of Citizenship along the Balkan Route”, a 24-month research project that has furthermore taught at the summer sessions at the University of California in examines solidarity with and by migrants and refugees along the Balkan route. Berkeley between 2012 and 2016. Fakhoury earned the Jean Monnet fellowship at Celine previously completed her PhD at the University of East London, examining the European University Institute in Florence, Italy (2010/2011) and the Alexander pro-migrant organisations and networks in France, Italy and the UK, and the von Humboldt Fellowship at the German Institute of International and Area Studies construction of political responses to the European border regime. Celine has also in Hamburg, Germany (2014/2015). Her core research and publication areas Tamirace Fakhoury Celine Cantat worked and been active in several migrant solidarity networks in London and Paris, are: power-sharing in divided societies, Euro-Mediterranean migration dynamics as well as with refugee groups in Syria and governance, Arab states’ coping mechanisms with forced migration, and the role of immigrant communities and diasporas in democratization, and conflict transformation. Fakhoury has published in the International Journal of Middle East Studies, the International Spectator, the European Foreign Affairs Review, International Migration, the Middle East Journal and Current History. She is member Leslie Bash holds an Honorary Readership at the UCL Institute of Education, of the core coordination team of the Global Migration Policy Associates in Geneva University College London where he is Director of the International Centre for and a member of the Steering Committee of the University Alliance for Refugees Intercultural Studies. In addition, he is also Reader in Jewish Education at Leo and At-Risk Migrants (UARRM). Baeck College, London, and is currently secretary general of the International Association for Intercultural Education. He was previously based at Anglia Ruskin Eleonora Insalaco is the Head of Programmes at the Anna Lindh Foundation University where he was Principal Lecturer in Education and director of the where she has worked for over 12 years, contributing to its establishment Doctorate in Education programme. Having graduated in sociology and having as the lead institution for the promotion of intercultural dialogue in the Euro- Leslie Bash obtained a teaching certificate he subsequently taught social studies in London Mediterranean region. She has built a strong network of contacts including secondary schools and, at the same time pursued postgraduate studies in a variety of stakeholders from civil society, to academics, government education, eventually gaining a PhD in comparative education. He has published representatives and international organisations and the media. Since 2008, she widely, having authored, co-authored, edited and contributed to a number of has developed the Foundation’s research and publication work and is the editor volumes, as well as journal articles, in urban, international and intercultural of three consecutive editions of ‘The Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends Eleonora Insalaco education. Among his research interests are religion, the state and education; in the EuroMed region’ (2010, 2014, 2018 editions) and of ‘The Anna Lindh diversity, equity and education; intersectionality and cultural issues in education Handbook on Intercultural Citizenship Education in the EuroMed region’. She is a graduate of the College of Europe, with academic and professional expertise in Euro-Med cooperation/Euro-Arab relations in the field of education, research, youth, civil society, cultural and media.

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