Seminar

Migration is part of complex processes of internationalization, globalization, and social transformation with implications on both people’s lives and society.

A new migration seminar offered jointly by MGSoG/UNU-MERIT in collaboration with MACIMIDE, will take place Wednesday, October 10. 

As part of the annual Hanneke Steenbergen Scriptieprijs meeting (Dutch award for the best master thesis in migration law), which is this year at Maastricht University on 18 December 2018, the seminar Citizenship and Integration in the EU: Challenges ahead is organized by prof. Hildegard Schneider with: 

Applications are now open for the MiReKoc International Summer School 2019.  

Dr. Nora Stel, Maastricht School of Management (MSM) 

The Human Rights Law Centre (University of Nottingham) Summer School 2019 will run this summer from 24 to 28 June 2019 and will focus on the theme of ‘Development Aid and Migration’. 

Dr. Fabiana Visentin, UNU-MERIT 

Despite the acknowledged importance of international mobility for science and innovation, there is limited evidence on the effect of incentives and programs supporting it.

Victoria Finn, Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile and Leiden University 

In this article, I examine the political incorporation process of immigrant (non-citizen) voting rights in three countries that offer universal non-citizen voting rights at the national level: Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay. Each used a top-down approach to extend these suffrage rights, but in different decades—from the 1930s to 2000s—and under different regimes. Temporal to their authoritarianism experience, Uruguay, Chile, and Ecuador implemented non-citizen voting rights before, during, and after dictatorship, respectively. 

Richard Sondeijker, Netherlands Ministry of Justice and Security and Faculty of Law, Maastricht University. 

The Centre for Information and Research on Organised Crime (CIROC) organises on Friday 14 June 2019 a seminar on: