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Call for contributions: Participant recruitment strategies and sampling methods in migration research (reminder + new submission deadline)

3rd Annual Meth@Mig Workshop 

Call for Contributions 
Participant recruitment strategies and sampling methods in migration research 

Workshop to be held at the GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, 
Mannheim, Germany 
April 25-26, 2024 

*** Note: Submission deadline extended to January 5, 2024 *** 

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CFP: Junior workshop on “The Economic, Social and Political Effects of Migration” (Leiden University)

Call for Papers: 

The Economics Department of Leiden University is pleased to announce a junior workshop focusing on “The Economic, Social and Political Effects of Migration”, which will be held Friday April 19th 2024, in the picturesque city of Leiden, the Netherlands. 

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CFP: Workshop on Ethical Dilemmas in Migration & Citizenship Policies

Call for papers:  
Workshop on Ethical Dilemmas in Migration & Citizenship Policies 
Deadline to submit abstracts: 31 January 

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25/10/2024 – One-day Writing Workshop and Evening Panel Discussion: Conceptualising Displacement, Protection and Solutions

One-day Writing Workshop and Evening Panel Discussion: Conceptualising Displacement, Protection and Solutions 

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1-12/07/2024 – Summer school on EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policies (ULB)

Summer school on EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policies 

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24/06/2024 – (B)OrderS & HRLC Workshop on Medical Evidence in Refugee Status Determination

You are invited to join the interdisciplinary Workshop on Medical Evidence in Refugee Status Determination to be held in hybrid format on Monday 24 June at Queen Mary University of London and Online. 

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18/06/2024 – CHANGE Environment: Cultivating a greener more welcoming future!

Come to discuss lessons learned on fostering environmental and migration changemakers and hear directly from the students who participated in the project at the MigratieMuseumMigration. 

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18/03/2024 – Workshop: How can we build stronger, more effective engagement between migration researchers and policymakers? (EUI)

Migration is highly politicised, with misinformation undermining the value of expertise and evidence. To address this, the Migration Research to Policy Co-Lab is bringing together experts from politics, journalism, and policy analysis in a panel to explore the complexities of migration narratives. 

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14/03/2024 – Workshop: Migration attitudes, polarisation, and policy analysis (EUI)

Migration is shaping societies and policies worldwide—how are attitudes evolving? What drives polarisation on this issue? How are governments responding, and what does the future hold for Ukrainian refugees in Europe? 

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