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Ogden, L.J. (2025), ‘Doing Siblingship’ Transnationally: Intra-Generational Kinship Among Mobile Migrant Youth Between Ghana and Germany. Global Networks, 25: e70002. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/glob.70002. 

In early 2024, a team of UNU-EGOV researchers set out to co-design and develop a collaborative initiative, Safeguarding (Digital) Cultural Heritage in Crises, with partners to mobilize knowledge, resources, and relevant stakeholders across generations, geographies, and sectors to: 

You are invited to contribute to the Horizon Europe Link4Skills survey conducted by ICMPD, the University of Osnabrück (IMIS), Erasmus University Rotterdam (ESSB), Kozminiski University (CRASH) and Toronto Metropolitan University (CERC). 

EUI’s Migration Policy Centre offers this annual course that offers a unique opportunity for individuals passionate about international migration, asylum, and mobility to gather, learn, and collaborate.

Join the next IMISCOE Spring Conference 2025 on 17-19 March, on-site at the University for Continuing Education (UWK), Krems, Austria or online.

Major investments in migration research across Europe have yet to translate into meaningful policy change. Meanwhile, migration has become highly politicised, with misinformation undermining the value of expertise and evidence. 

 The Maastricht Centre for Citizenship, Migration and Development (MACIMIDE) hosted its 11th Annual Work Conference on 23 September 2024, in collaboration with Studio Europa Maastricht.

In her latest video, Melissa Siegel discusses what diaspora bonds are, the conditions for their successful implementation as well as examples of successes and failures. You can watch the video on her YouTube channel. 

The Department of European Law at the Faculty of Law, Maastricht University, has a vacancy for a postdoctoral researcher for the duration of 24 months.

Are you interested in joining an interdisciplinary team to study transnational mobilities and wellbeing in Asia? Passionate about ethnographic research? Self-motivated and ready to learn new research skills? 

You are warmly invited to the lecture “Balanced labour migration. Targeted labour migration policy for general well-being” delivered by Prof. Dr. Monique Kremer, a member of the Link4Skills Advisory Board.

It is with great pleasure that the nccr – on the move shares with you two upcoming calls: