Seminar

MACIMIDE/MiLifeStatus Seminar Series 2017/3: Immigrants’ interest to become citizens: do laws and procedures matter? 

PhD Workshop 

Exploring the Potential of Academic Research for Policy Making and Policy Advocacy 

A program offered by the International Metropolis Project, the City of The Hague, and the Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies (IMES) at the University of Amsterdam, as part of the International Metropolis Conference 2017 

ILO Information session on employing domestic workers in Geneva and France schedule for Monday 3 April 2017, 12:30-14:00 in Geneva, Room XI (R2) at ILO Headquaters, 4 routes des Morill. 

Next Wednesday, 7 June, we are very fortunate to welcome Dr. Theresa Beltramo as the next migration seminar speaker. The migration seminar series, which is offered jointly by MGSoG/UNU-MERIT in collaboration with MACIMIDE, features researchers and practitioners whose work addresses human mobility. 

Extended deadline 

Call for papers: International conference 

Transnational families and divorce: 
revisiting marital break-up in times of global (im)mobilities 

Seminar Friday 30 June 2017 

Families and Migration Law 

On the 16^th of June Radboud University Nijmegen is organizing an event on the topic of EU citizenship and expulsion.

In a world flooded with information from a multitude of sources, providing, managing and making sense of knowledge to build more robust policies is highly challenging. Using evidence in policymaking is a complex task demanding a set of distinct skills and mutual understanding between researchers and policymakers. 

17-28 June 2018, Berkeley, California 

The 2018 Summer Institute on Research Methods in Migration will provide 8 days of training in the use and analysis of migration data and will be hosted at the University of California, Berkeley. 

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