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CfP: Europe’s crisis: What future for immigration and asylum law and policy? Migration and Law Network. Deadline: 15/02/2016
Migration and Law Network 2016 Conference: 27-28 June, in association with Queen Mary University of London
read moreVacancy: Postdoctoral Research and Writing Fellowships, Max-Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity in Göttingen. Deadline 25/01/2016
The Max-Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity in Göttingen is offering Postdoctoral Research and Writing Fellowships.
read moreJob vacancies: 1 Centre Administrator and 2 Postdoctoral Researchers – Refugee Studies Centre. Deadlines: 8-15/02/2016
CENTRE ADMINISTRATOR – REFUGEE STUDIES CENTRE
Oxford Department of International Development
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Queen Elizabeth House, 3 Mansfield Road, OxfordCfP: Panel “Mainstreaming Migration and Displacement in the Development Agenda”. Deadline: 20/01/2016
World Conference on Humanitarian Studies, Addis Ababa, March 5-8, 2016
read moreCfP: Multilayered Governance: More Coherence for the International Migration Regime? Deadline 31/01/2016
University of Bern (Switzerland)
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Wednesday, 27 April and Thursday, 28 April 2016CfP: Oxford Symposium on Population, Migration, and the Environment
The symposium will be held 21 and 22 March 2016 at Wadham College, Oxford, UK.
read moreWorkshop: The Political Representation of Citizens of Immigrant Origin, London 15 Feb, 2016, 11:00 – 16:30 London Institute for Government, 2 Carlton Gardens London
15 Feb, 2016, 11:00 – 16:30 London
Institute for Government, 2 Carlton Gardens London
SW1Y 5AA, United Kingdom
read morePostdoc Researcher: Economics of Migration – Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Deadline 12/02/2016
With support from the Mercator Foundation (www.stiftung-mercator.de), we are about to begin a three-year project to provide policy advice and conduct related academic research on the European immigration and asylum system. Together with our research partners (Migration Policy Centre at the European University Institute – www.migrationpolicycentre.eu; Centre for European Policy Studies – www.ceps.eu), we will work with policy-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders to jointly produce knowledge to support the design and implementation of innovative policies. We will adopt an economic perspective and consider all stages of the migration process, including the welfare of migrants themselves, those left behind in migrants’ countries of origin, migrants’ integration in their countries of destination, and international cooperation in the provision of asylum and employment opportunities. Our flagship output will be a comprehensive annual Assessment Report, with additional, smaller publication formats targeted to specific audiences. Publications in high-quality, peer-reviewed academic journals will be crucial in documenting that our policy advice is based on sound economic research.
read more16/12/2015: GTD Colloquium “Migrants, the state, and petty trade: People, goods, and money on the move between West Africa and China” by Heidi Østbro Hauge
Migrants, the state, and petty trade: People, goods, and money on the move between West Africa and China
by Heidi Østbro Haugen (University of Norway)
read more09/12/2015: Migration Seminar “The power of women entrepreneurs and their social impact” by Josette Dijkhuizen
The power of women entrepreneurs and their social impact
by Prof. Dr. Josette Dijkhuizen
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