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Utrecht University’s Strategic Theme Dynamics of Youth focuses on youth development from conception to early adulthood, connecting science with society to empower children, adolescents, and emerging adults

The Externalization of Migration Governance: How does it work? 

Tuyishimire B., Kwaks J.M. & Berckmoes L.H. (2024) 
Our Children Are Dead”: Past and Anticipated Adversity Shaping Caregiving and Cultural Reproduction among Banyamulenge Refugee Families in Rwanda 
Genealogy. 2024; 8(3):119 (Special Issue on Family, Generation and Change in the Context of Crisis) 

On 24 September 2024 at 10:00 – 18:00, researchers working on migration from across the United Nations University group of institutes will come together for the UNU Migration Network Research Symposium at UNU-MERIT in Maastricht. This is an excellent opportunity for UNU academic colleagues working in this field to connect, present their research, exchange knowledge and ideas and develop future collaboration. 

The IMISCOE Standing Committee ‘Methodological Approaches and Tools in Migration Research’ is inviting you to submit your proposals for presentations of individual papers, panel sessions and workshops for the upcoming Annual IMISCOE Conference 2025. 

Reinold J. & Siegel M. (2024) 
First Impressions Matter: Feeling Welcome and Onward Migration Intentions of Highly Skilled Migrants 
Journal of International Migration and Integration 

Mukherjee M., Martorano B. & Siegel M. (2024) 
Scorching heat and shrinking horizons: The impact of rising temperatures on marriages and migration in rural India 
UNU-MERIT Working Paper 2024-011 
 

Hillenbrand T. & Martorano B. & Metzger L. & Siegel M. (2024) 
The power of narratives: How framing refugee migration impacts attitudes and political support towards refugees 
UNU-MERIT Working Paper 2024-007 
 

Siegel M. & Hagen-Zanker J. (2024) 
What we’ve learnt about how governments can support diaspora contributions to sustainable development 
MIGNEX Insight 
 

To enhance international exchange and cooperation, the nccr – on the move offers short-term incoming Visiting Fellowships.

The Globalisation, Transnationalism, and Development (GTD) Research Group at FASoS, Maastricht University invites you its Fall Colloquium Series. 

The final programme with abstracts is now available.