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Immigration, Social Cohesion

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IMISCOE 2014 – 11th

ANNUAL CONFERENCEDespite the increasing numbers of South-South migrations, the European Union is still one of the main recipient areas when it comes to third-country nationals. This largely explains why the EU has admitted the importance of matters related to im-migration: if such matters are not dealt with in an adequate way, social peace in the middle and long term is impossible. In a context of economic crisis, matters such as social cohesion and social innovation are of utmost importance when it comes to immigration.

Integration and assimilation are terms that immediately call one’s attention when talking about social cohesion. Both terms go beyond the academic conceptions and policy models accounted for in different host societies. They even go one step ahead of results provided by indicators used to measure how immigrants have developed their capacity to adapt to their host society. Instead, social cohesion is two-fold: it requires not only immigrants but also local people and institutions to build up the necessary efforts to bring about positive social change.

These efforts and hand-in-hand work are the basis of social innovation. They re-quire the development of new techniques and pioneer concepts in order to adapt to changes in society; they require efforts to deal with phenomena derived from migration itself, such as transnationalism, naturalization, irregularity, vulnerability, participation, diversity management, identity and acculturation. Walking the neces-sary steps in order to achieve local and foreign being merged into a united society increases the resilience of both parties, given that these innovative social develop-ments are actually cohesion techniques. All in all, social cohesion is increased via social innovation.

This been said, the importance of Spain should be highlighted when it comes to im-migration. As one of the main EU external borders, it is not only a final destination country, but also transit channel to other EU countries. The severe economic crisis and the lack of experience as far as immigrant integration policies are concerned, make Spain and its capital, Madrid, the perfect meeting point for this year’s IMISCOE Conferences. In a country where immigration fluxes have derived into what has been classified as an emergency by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, special attention needs to be paid to immigration issues.

Subsequently, there are several questions that arise when dealing with such matters. In first instance, we are obliged to ask ourselves whether the current context of eco-nomic crises in Europe should be used as an opportunity rather than an excuse in or-der to promote social cohesion. Secondly, we need to consider what experience has taught us and whether we have enough experience regarding migrant tradition and its relation to reception, insertion and full adaptation and integration of immigrants. In this sense, general conclusions should be drawn from IMISCOE 2014 in order to point out best practices that every country should aim for.

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COMILLAS PONTIFICAL UNIVERSITY ICAI-ICADEIs located in Madrid, Spain’s biggest metropolitan area and capital. It was founded in 1890 by the Society of Jesus, a private institution of over 400 years of history and the biggest networks of university centres in the world. Comillas’s education project is based on qualification and differentiation criteria, on permanent adaptation to society’s needs and a great level of demand regarding study plans and teaching methods and techniques. After 100 years of university experience, Comillas is aware of the changes that is has undergone in different areas since its foundation. Following the Bologna Magna Charta Universitatum of 1988 it aims to be “an academic community that, in a rigorous and academic way, contributes to the guardianship and development of human dignity and cultural heritage through research, teaching and the different services offered to local, national and international communities”.

SOCIETY OF JESUSThe Society of Jesus, is a worldwide Roman Catholic religious order. Founded by Saint Ignatius of Loyola and approved in 1540 by Pope Paul III, is now extended throughout the world, with nearly 17.000 Jesuits working for the evangelization of the world, in defence of faith and justice promotion, ongoing cultural and interfaith dialogue. One the Society’s vocations are immigrants and their process of integration in the host country. In Spain, the Jesuit Migrant Service (Servicio Jesuita a Migrantes – SJM) is aimed at accompanying migrants and their families in their process of integration, including migrant associations and other social groups. This hand-in-hand work implies studying social transformations, sensitization and legal action. SJM has a vast network connected to other European countries, Africa and Latin America, and its work is closely linked to the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS).


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IUEMThe University Institute of Migration Studies (Instituto Universitario de Estudios sobre Migraciones – IUEM) was founded in 1994, in a context where migration phenomena were becoming more and more complex and were contributing to the entailment of deep social and political repercussions. Answering to these new demands resulted in the IUEM specialising in different research areas, all of them related to the migration phenomena: immigrant integration and exclusion, public policies destined to integration, access to (basic) social services, immigrant employment, second-generation migrants, co-development… Refugees and cooperation for development studies have also been addressed, let alone legal aspects of immigration, such as Human Rights, International law on Asylum and Refuge and European law on such matters. With the aim of responding to the above mentioned complexity, the IUEM has developed a researcher career that it complements with:

• Teaching: Postgraduate Degree in Contemporary International Migration, Postgraduate Degree in International Development Cooperation, Official Doctorate Program in Contemporary International Migration and International Development Cooperation

• Counseling • Broadcasting skills, including own publications. Since 1996 Migraciones

magazine publishes two issues a year, with works on different migration matters. Other publications include “Society, Culture and Migrations Collection” and the current “Migrations and Society Collection”.

The development of these targets is possible thanks to the configuration of an interdisciplinary team composed of researchers and teachers specialized in different social and human science disciplines (economics, actuarial sciences, sociology, social anthropology, pedagogy, law, social work, political sciences and theology) that work in the field of international migrations and human mobility.

IMISCOE IMISCOE started as Network of Excellence in 2004 funded by the European Commission and has continued since 2010 as an independent Research Network funded by institutional and individual membership. It brings together 31 established European research institutes and over 500 scholars from all over the world. The network is involved in various types of activities, including book and journal publications, the support of innovative and promising research groups, PhD training, the organisation of research-related events such as the annual IMISCOE conference and the Maria Baganha award for best PhD thesis in the field of migration, integration and cohesion studies.

Since 2014, Erasmus University Rotterdam coordinates the IMISCOE RN.



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MAIN SPEAKERS

HOWALDT, JÜRGENProf. Howaldt is an internationally renowned expert in the field of social innovation. He has written books and articles on the issue. He has consulted German and European policy makers, but has also presented his thinking in all parts of the world and was co-organizer of the Vienna Conference “Challenge Social Innovation” 2011. Hi is co-founder of the European School of Social Innovation and Expert of the German Federal Chancellor, Dialog for the Future; He is scientific coordinator of the global research project SI-DRIVE, funded within the 7th Framework Programme of the European Commission.

ALESSANDRA VENTURINIProf. Alessandra Venturini is Deputy Director of the Migration Policy Center(MPC), Florence, and Professor of Political Economy at the University of Turin. She holds

a Ph.D. in Economics from the EUI, and has held senior academic positions at various Universities. She conducted joint research projects with many different organisations, including World Bank or OCDE. She is a fellow of IZA and IMISCOE. Her research interests include labor economics, with a focus on the demand of caregivers in an aging society, the assimilation of migrants and their effect on the labor market and their role in the EU innovation process. She has also written extensively on the effect of remittances, and highly-skilled migration in sending countries and on circular and irregular migration.

JEREMY MILLARD Jeremy Millard (Chief Policy Advisor at the Danish Technological Institute, and Senior Research Fellow, University of Brunel, UK) has 40 years’ experience working with governments, development agencies, and private and civil sectors globally. Recently he has focused on information society, knowledge economy, governance, regional development, social cohesion and social innovation. He works for the EU, UN, OECD and WB, and has published over 50 peer reviewed papers in these areas, and countless reports and policy assessments.


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CEREN OZGENCeren Ozgen received her PhD degree in Economics from the Spatial Economics Department of VU University (VU Amsterdam) in 2013. She currently holds a part-time position as a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Spatial Economics (VU Amsterdam) and Migration Policy Centre (EUI) in Florence. She has an extensive knowledge on immigration in Europe and the Netherlands as well as econometric modeling and working with micro-data. The labor market impacts of international migration, cultural diversity and firm innovation, high-skilled migration, demographic shifts and urban theory are among her research interests. In 2011 she has been a visiting researcher at University of Waikato, National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis (New Zealand). She has worked as a researcher in various international projects financed by the World Bank, European Commission, the US National Science Foundation, OECD and the Institute for International Urban Development.

DEMETRI PAPADEMETRIOUDemetrios G. Papademetriou is Distinguished Senior Fellow, Co-Founder and President Emeritus of the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), and President of MPI Europe. Dr. Papademetriou has published more than 270 books, monographs, articles and research reports on migration and related issues, and advises senior government officials, foundations, and civil society organizations in dozens of countries. He also convenes the Transatlantic Council on Migration and the Regional (North American) Migration Study Group, chairs the Advisory Board of The Open Society Foundations’ International Migration Initiative (IMI), and is Co-Founder and Chair Emeritus of Metropolis.

MARY HICKMANProf. Mary Hickman is Professorial Research Fellow at the Centre for Irish Studies (St Mary’s University, Twickenham, London) and Emeritus Professor of Sociology and Irish Studies at London Metropolitan University. She established the Irish Studies Centre at London Metropolitan University in 1986, where she was also Director of the Institute for the Study of European Transformations from 2002-2012. She is co-author of Migration and Social Cohesion in the UK (Palgrave 2012) and co-editor of Women and Irish Diaspora Identities (forthcoming, Manchester University Press 2014). She is Chair of the campaign Votes for Irish Citizens Abroad (VICA) based in London.



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Wednesday August 27th

18:00 - 20:00 OPENING RECEPTION

Marina del Corral (General Secretary for Immigration and Emigration - Ministry of Employment and Social Security)Gonzalo Ortiz Lázaro (General Secretary for Immigration – Community of Madrid) Mercedes Fernández (University Institute for Studies on Migrations – Director)Peter Scholten (IMISCOE Director)Peter Sutherland (United Nations)

Thursday August 28th

PLENARY OPENING

9:00 - 10:30 Welcome speeches. Julio L. Martínez Martínez, (Rector of Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE). Ana Botella Serrano (Mayor – City of Madrid) Joaquín Eguren (University Institute for Studies on Migrations) Maurice Crul (IMISCOE)

Key note speech. Jürgen Howald, Technische Universität Dortmund.11:00 - 11:30 IMISCOE Dissertation Award Ceremony11:30 - 13:00 Roundtable “Immigration, Social Cohesion and Social Innovation”.

Mary Hickman, London Metropolitan University. Ceren Özgen, University Amsterdam. Jeremy Millard, Danish Technological Institute.

1ST ROUND OF SESSIONS 14:00 - 15:30 PANELS

PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMSocial Mobility and Networks of ImmigrantsMercedes Fernandéz IUEM, (Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE) O-304

Care by ageing migrants: inter-generational transfers to the younger generationDr. Ruxandra Oana Ciobanu, Researcher, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Dr. Mihaela Nedelcu, Associate Professor, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland

O-305

Diversity, Migration and Social Cohesion (open session) O-306

Arts based migration inquiries: connections between arts and social sciences in practice and researchErica Righard (Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare)Anna Lundberg (Global political studies)

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PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMPublic opinion and (media) representations of “the other” (Part I)Anders Hellström, (MiM, Malmø University)Martin Bak Jørgensen (Malmø University)

O-308

Doing Research with ‘post-Soviet migrants’: Theoretical and methodological issues (Part I)Olga Cretu (Middlsex University Business School)

O-309

Comparing regional and local integration policies – understanding patterns of policy convergence and divergenceDirk Gebhardt (GRITIM, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona). Christina Isabel Zuber (GRITIM, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona)

O-310

Configurations of Informal and Formal Social Protection: Transnationality, Gender and Social InequalitiesKarolina Barglowski (Bielefeld University)Basak Bilecen (Bielefeld University)Eleonore Kofman (Middlesex University)

O-311

Diversity in Political Parties: debating an interpretative framework (part I)R. Zapata-Barrero (Gritim-upf). J. Niessen (Migration Policy Group)

O-312

Diversity management practices addressed to TCNs across EU Countries: promoting discussion, exchanges and a common agendaLaura Zanfrini (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Milan). Pascal Beckers (Radboud University Nijmegen)

E-303

Young Adults and Diverse Forms of Spatial Mobility in Times of Economic Crisis: Creating Social Cohesion and Innovation or more Inequalities?João Sardinha (CEMRI, Open University, Portugal)Sandra Silva (IGOT-CEG, University of Lisbon, Portugal)

E-304

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMBook workshop ‘Research-Policy Dialogues on Migration and Integration in Europe’ (Standing Committee Research-Policy Dialogues)Rinus Penninx. Han Entzinger. Peter Scholten

O-303

Book workshop: “ Old Routes, New Migrants: Lessons from the South-North Migration of EU Citizens in Times of Crisis”Jean-Michel Lafleur (University of Liège) Mikolaj Stanek (University of Coimbra)

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WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMWorkshop: Migrant Organizations in Eu rope and the United States: Towards a Comparative ApproachConcha Maiztegui (University of Deusto)Sónia Pereira (University of Deusto)

E-307

2ND ROUND OF SESSIONS 16:00- 17:30 PANELS

PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMMigrant Incorporation PoliciesMaría José Castaño IUEM, Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE O-303

Mainstreaming Migrant Integration PoliciesElisa Brey (UCM, Spain and CEDEM, Belgium) Patrick Simon (INED, France and CEE-Sciences Po, France)

O-304

Public opinion and (media) representations of “the other” (Part 2)Martin Bak Jørgensen, (Aalborg University Denmark)Anders Hellström, (MIM Malmø Universit)

O-305

Migrant End-of-Life Care (Part I).Alistair Hunter (University of St Andrews, UK)Eva Soom Ammann (University of Bern, CH)

O-306

Research Group “Changing migration dynamics within and between the EU and the world” (CLOSED MEETING) O-307

Migration and social welfare in EuropeErica Righard (Malmö University)Paolo Boccagni (Trento University)

O-308

Doing Research with ‘post-Soviet migrants’: Theoretical and methodological reflections (part 2)Dr Claudio Morrison (Middlsex University Business School)

O-309

Emigration and social change in the new EU member statesDr. Evija Kļave, (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, University of Latvia)

O-310

Immobile and Trapped Populations in Areas Affected by Environmental Changes (Part I)Dr. François Gemenne (University of Liège/ University of Versailles Saint- Quentin- en Yvelines)

O-311

Emerging Leaders in the European Second Generation (Part I)Maurice CrulElif Keskiner

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PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMThe implications of transnational family life for the well-being of the ‘left behind’Martha Montero-Sieburth

E-303

Research Group Panel: “Refugees in European localities: reception, perceptions and policies”Birgit GloriusJeroen Doomernik

E-304

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMWorkshop by Research Group “Trade Unions and Immigrants in Europe” (Open meeting)Stefania Marino. Rinus Penninx. Judith Roosblad

E-305

16:00- 17:30 INTERNAL MEETING

WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMIMISCOE Training Committee E-312

Friday August 29th

3RD ROUND OF SESSIONS 9:30-11:00 PANELS

PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMMigrant End-of-Life Rituals (part 2)Eva Soom Ammann (University of Bern, CH) Alistair Hunter (University of St. Andrews, UK)

O-303

Migration and social welfare in Europe (part II)Paolo Boccagni (Trento University) Erica Righard (Malmö University)

O-304

Young people of migrant descent in Europe: membership, transnationalism and citizenship in the aftermath of the economic crises (Part 1)Rosa Mas Giralt (University of Leeds)Joaquín Eguren (Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE)

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PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMImmobile and Trapped Populations in Areas Affected by Environmental Changes (Part 2)Dr. Caroline Zickgraf (University of Liège, Belgium)Nathalie Perrin (University of Liège, Belgium)

O-306

Irregular Migration in EuropeFerrucio Pastore O-307

Emerging Leaders in the European Second Generation (Part II)Maurice CrulElif Keskiner

O-309

Migration, naturalization and political participationHelga de Valk O-312

Public policies and migrant rightsChair: TBA E-303

Research Group “Trade Unions and Immigrants in Europe” (INTERNAL MEETING) E-304

“Different migrant groups as addressees of policies towards irregular migration within the EU” (part II). Research Group “The role of diverse legal regimes in shaping migrants’ experiences: the case of Ukrainian migrants in the European Union“

E-305

Research Group “Diversity, Migration and Social Cohesion” (CLOSED MEETING) E-306

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP NAME. ORGANISERS. ROOMBook workshop “Are there European perspectives on Immigrant Incorporation?”Marco Martiniello. Jan Rath

O-308

Book Workshop on Information and Communication Technologies and MigrationMaren Borkert (University of Vienna, Austria) Pedro J. Oiarzabal (University of Deusto, Bilbao, Spain)

O-310

Workshop: Lack of integration and vulnerability among migrants: examining Spanish public policies in the context of the European economic crisisJuncal Fernández-Garayzábal (Comillas Pontifical University) María José Castaño Reyero (Comillas Pontifical University)

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4TH ROUND OF SESSIONS 11:30-13:00 PANELS

PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMCare arrangements for ageing migrants at the intersection between public, private, third sector and the family (Part 1)Ute Karl (University of Luxembourg)Oana Ciobanu (University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland and University of Geneva)

O-303

From circulation to settlement: implications of changes in CEE migrationMarta Kindler (Centre for Migration Research, University of Warsaw)

O-304

Young people of migrant descent in Europe: membership, transnationalism and citizenship in the aftermath of the economic crises (Part 2)Joaquín Eguren (Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE)

O-305

Effects of Economic Crisis (part II)Ferruccio Pastore O-308

Gender and migrationChair: TBA O-310

Migrants and the Labour MarketChair: TBA

O-311

Migrant families and intermarriageChair: TBA O-312

Identity & Community buildingChair: TBA E-303

Research Group Meeting “Social organizations and migration” (CLOSED MEETING) E-304

Shaping opinion: Political discourses on immigration at the local levelNúria Franco-Guillén

E-305

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMWorkshop: Pathways to Success - Trajectories and Careers in the European Second GenerationJens Schneider (IMIS) Maurice Crul (CIMIC)

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WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMWorkshop: Exploring the Contours of a Theory of Immigration in Multilevel StatesRicard Zapata- Barrero Eve Hepbur

O-307

Book workshop: “New York and Amsterdam: Immigration and the New Urban Landscape”Jan Rath (University of Amsterdam)

O-309

Research Group Workshop: “Nationalist populism in contemporary Europe – ideological transformations, organizational development and mainstream reactions”Susi Meret Anders Hellström

E-306


PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOM

Care arrangements for ageing migrants at the intersection between public, private, third sector and the family (Part 2)Anne Carolina Ramos (University of Luxembourg)

O-303

Tensions Between Migration and The Welfare StateGregg Bucken-Knapp (University of Gothenburg) Trine Lund Thomsen (Aalborg University)

O-304

Education and Poverty: Assessing whether the poverty of the 1st generation migrants is surpassed and overcome by the 2nd and the 3rd generationMartha Montero-Sieburth (MES, University of Amsterdam)

O-305

Intermarriage, Mixedness, Integration and Social Cohesion Revisited: International Experiences and Cross-disciplinary Approaches (PART I)Dan Rodríguez García

O-307

Religious affairs and governmentCarlos Ballestero, (Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE) O-309

Migration patterns and decision makingJoaquin Eguren (IUEM, Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE) . O-310

Diversity and interculturalismRosa Mas Giralt O-311

Media, attitudes and Public Opinion towards immigrantsJens Schneider O-312


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PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMMigrant youthConcepción Maiztegui Oñate O-303

Research Group “Information and Communication Technologies and Migration” (CLOSED MEETING)

O-304

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMResearch Group Workshop “Highly skilled migration in the European labour market: Brain waste or brain gain?” O-305

Body in streetCecilia Parsberg, PhD student in Fine Arts (Umeå University)Cecilia Lagerström PhD in Theatre (Gothenburg University)

O-306

Policy workshop: The Monitoring and Evaluation of Integration and Civic integration Policies Peter De Cuyper & Johan Wets (HIVA - KULeuven, Belgium)

O-307

Workshop “The direct and indirect consequences of the economic crisis on immigrant and ethnic minorities’ arts and culture” Marco Martiniello Wiebke Sievers Ricard Zapata (St. Committee Popular Art, Diversity and Cultural Policies in Post-Migration Urban Settings)

O-306


PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMIntermarriage, Mixedness, Integration and Social Cohesion Revisited: International Experiences and Cross-disciplinary Approaches (PART II)Dan Rodríguez-García

O-304

Education trajectories of ImmigrantsCristina Gortázar (IUEM, Comillas Pontifical University ICAI-ICADE) O-307

Late in Life Labour MigrationAngeles Escriva, (Associate Professor University of Huelva) O-308

Global migrationEmilio J Gomez Ciriano (Universidad de Castilla La Mancha) O-309



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PANEL NAME, CHAIR ROOMMigration to and from Central and Eastern European countriesMartha Montero-Sieburth O-310

Return Migration and remittancesRosa Mas Giralt O-311

Research Group “Cross-border circular migration: patterns, directionalities, identities. The evidence from Central Europe” (CLOSED MEETING)

O-303

Gender relations and highly skilled migration/mobility: Theoretical, empirical and methodological issues Janine DahindenMartine SchaerAlina Toader(University of Neuchâtel)

O-305

Research Group Panel “Changing migration dynamics within and between the EU and the world”Chris Timmerman (CeMIS, University of Antwerp)Godfried Engbersen (CIMIC, EUR) Roos Willems (CeMIS, University of Antwerp)

O-306

WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMAfter Reflexive Turn: Cosmopolitan, Transnational and Mobile Methods in Empirical Migration Research Mihaela Nedelcu, (Associate Professor at the Institute of Sociology, University of Neuchâtel) Anna Amelina, (Professor at the Institute of Sociology, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main)

O-303

Research Group Workshop for contributors to proposed book “Contested childhoods”.

O-304

Workshop: Monitoring as a tool for policy-makers.Daniela Carrillo (Ismu Foundation), NIDI Hessen Ministry of Integration

O-305

Inaugural Meeting of IMISCOE PHD Network Johanne Søndergaard (VU University Amsterdam)Vanessa Cantinho de Jesus (University of Amsterdam)Yassine Khoudja (Utrecht University) Mark van Ostaijen (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Jasmijn Slootjes (VU University Amsterdam)Michiel Swinkels (Radboud University Nijmegen)

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WORKSHOP NAME, ORGANISERS ROOMThe Boundaries of Citizenship – Naturalization, Integration, Membership.Pieter Bevelander (Malmö University) Christian Fernandez (Malmö University)

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PLENARY CLOSING SESSION 17:45-19:00 Alessandra Venturini.Demetrios Papademetriou First award ceremony of the ‘IMISCOE - Rinus Penninx Best Paper Award’ for best paper submitted to and presented at the IMISCOE annual conference

Saturday August 30th

9:00-12:00 Meeting of the Editorial Committee of Comparative Migration Studies

SUMMARY

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27th

18:00-20:00 Opening Reception

THURSDAY AUGUST 28th

8:30 Registration 9:00 Plenary opening, with Keynote by Jürgen Howald, (Technische Universität Dortmund) 10:30 Break 11:00 Maria Baganha Dissertation Award ceremony 11:30 Roundtable on Immigration, Social Cohesion and Social Innovation, with Mary Hickman, Ceren Özgen and Jeremy Millard 13:00 Lunch 14:00-17:30 Panels and workshops (1st and 2nd rounds) 19:00 Tour to Lavapiés (intercultural area in Madrid) and conference dinner

FRIDAY AUGUST 29th 9:30-17:30 Workshop sessions (rounds 3/4/5/6) 17:30 Closing session with keynotes by: • Allessandra Venturini (University of Turin) • Demetrios Papademetriou (MPI)



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IMISCOE PUBLICATIONS

IMISCOE Research SeriesAs of 2014, the series is published by SpringerComing soon:Franck Duvell, Michael Collyer, Irina Molodikova (2014).Transit Migration in Europe. Amsterdam: AUP.JOURNAL COMPARATIVE MIGRATION STUDIESThe journal Comparative Migration Studies (CMS) is an international peer-reviewed journal, published by Springer.More information: www.comparativemigrationstudies.orgIMISCOE Text BooksThis series provides a platform for educational books for the training of (post-) graduate level students and PhD Students.Coming soon:Marco Martiniello & Jan Rath (2014). An introduction to immigrant incorporation studies: European Perspectives. Amsterdam: AU

IMISCOE EVENTS

IMISCOE 12th Annual Conference“Rights, Democracy and Migration”Geneva, 25-27June 2015Swiss Forum for Migrationand Population Studies (SFM)Call for panels, workshops and papers: to be announced soon3CI PhD Conference“Changing Europe - Changing MigrationEurope in the World on the Move”Rotterdam, 12-16 January 2015CIMIC, Erasmus University RotterdamMore information; www.imiscoe.orgIMISCOE – EUI Forum ‘Mobility in Crisis’“Mobility in Crisis Is Europe becoming more mobile during the economic crisis or is European mobility in crisis?”30 January 2015European University Institute, FlorenceMore information soon on www.imiscoe.org

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IMISCOE 2014 – 11th ANNUAL CONFERENCE...ALESSANDRA VENTURINI Prof. Alessandra Venturini is Deputy Director of the Migration Policy Center(MPC), ... with a focus on the demand of