Public Lectures
The nccr – on the move Public Lecture Series…
… allow for discussing innovative topics in an interdisciplinary space;
… are jointly organized by individual projects and the Network Office;
… and, are coupled with half-day workshops for fellows.
November 2024 – Reframing Migration Narratives through Music: A Qualitative Approach, Mary Boatemaa Setrana, University of Ghana
November 2024 – Coercion and Displacement in the Refugee System, David Scott FitzGerald, University of California San Diego
June 2024 – Unveiling Immigrant Identities in the Digital Sphere, Jisu Kim, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
May 2024 – Moving from Youth Migration to Mobility: Spatial Distinction and the Evolution of the Mobilities/Transitions Nexus , David Cairns, ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon
March 2024 – Tie Formation and Boundary-Drawing in Changing Environments: Network Perspectives in (approaches to) Migration Studies, Marta Kindler, University of Warsaw PL
February 2024 – The Return of the Native: Navigating between Nostalgic Nativism and Hopeful Liberalism, Jan Willem Duyvendak, University of Amsterdam NL
December 2023 – Governing Through Mess: Data Borders, Control, Critique, Claudia Aradau, King’s College London UK
October 2023 – Automatic Associations and Discrimination: A Reassessment, Dan-Olof Rooth, Stockholm University SE
September 2023 – Recent Developments and Advances in Understanding Attitudes to Immigration, James Dennison, University of East Anglia and EUI UK/IT
June 2023 – Geopolitical Rivalry and Anti-immigrant Sentiment. A Conjoint Experiment in 22 Countries, Andreas Wimmer, Columbia University US
May 2023 – Can Multiculturalism Contribute to De-polarizing the Current Political Polarization?, Tariq Modood, University of Bristol UK
May 2023 – The Three Moments of Citizenship: Reflections, Yasemin Nuhoglu Soysal, Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) DE
March 2023 – Emergency (Im)mobilities: (Im)mobile Lives in Crisis, Peter Adey, Royal Holloway, University of London UK
December 2022 – Entangled Crises and Their Impact on Migration and (Im)Mobility – What’s an Interdisciplinary Perspective?, Public Lecture by Helle Rydström, Lund University SE
July 2022 – The Integration Nation: Towards a New Critical political Demography, Public Lecture by Adrian Favell, Leeds University UK
Spring 2022. Public Lecture | Academic Conversation Series
Fall 2021. Academic Controversies in the Field of Migration and Mobility Studies
Spring 2021. The Migration-Mobility Nexus
Fall 2020. Human Movement and Inequalities
Spring 2020. The Migration-Mobility Nexus From an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Fall 2019. Migration Governance and Individual Strategies to Move
Spring 2019. Enablers and Deterrents of Mobility
Spring 2018. Challenge of Mainstreaming Integration Governance
Fall 2017. Transnationalities in Migration and Mobility Research
Spring 2017. Crossing Borders – and Then?
Spring 2016. Transnational Perspectives and Future Prospects of Migration and Mobility
Fall 2015. Exclusion – Discrimination – Borders. Dynamics of Inequalities in Migration Regimes
Spring 2015. Paradigmatic Perspectives on Migration and Mobility
