Table ronde

Pamela Ohene-Nyako, doctorante, Université de Genève

Shyaka Kagame, réalisateur documentaire

Modération: Caroline Aka, doctorante, Université de Neuchâtel

Jeudi 2 mai 2024, 18:00 – 19:30

La table ronde a lieu en français dans les locaux de L’AMAR – Lieu Autogéré Multiculturel d’Accueil et de Rencontres, Rue de la Coquemène 1, Neuchâtel

Programme (PDF)

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Research Day

Friday, 3 May 2024, 10:00 – 15:45
University of Neuchâtel

This Research Day is part of the Doctoral Program of the nccr – on the move.

Program:

• 10:00 Fellows Workshop
  Shyaka Kagame, Documentary Filmmaker
• 11:45 ‘My Home Is…’ – Belongingness(ES) in the Narratives of Descendants of Migrants in Switzerland From an Intersectional Approach. A Case Study
  Valérie Baggi, University of Geneva
• 14:00: Labor Recruitment and Coloniality in the Agricultural Sector: On Plantation Archives, Underclassing, and Postcolonial Masculinities in Switzerland
  Dina Bolokan, University of Basel
• 15:00: Civil Society Actors Operating in the Field of Migration and Asylum in Izmir: A Network Approach
  Cansu Akbaş Demirel, Visiting Fellow, GAR-Göç Araştırmaları Derneği

The Research Day will be held at the University of Neuchâtel, Av. du 1er-Mars 26, Room B41 and on Webex (link).

Program and detailed information (PDF).

Please register here.

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International Workshop

Thursday and Friday, 30-31 May 2024
University of Neuchâtel

This event is organized by the team of the nccr – on the move research project “Towards a Novel Mobility Regime? The Legacies of the COVID-19 Pandemic Regarding the Governance of Human Movement”.

The two-day public workshop aims to tackle the critique raised on the ahistoricity of research and theories on mobilities and movements by delving into the question of legacies to make sense of historic and societal transformations in relation to mobilities and movements. To do so, it adopts a focus on the problematics of legacies; as a tool, object of study or basic posture through which to conceptualize and empirically study the complex temporal logics that are behind, inherent in and developing from differing regimes of (im)mobility. Invited scholars will present their contribution based on empirical and/or conceptual analysis to discuss around the question: what can we learn from studying mobilities and movements if we orient our analysis around the concept of legacies?

More Information and Program (PDF)

The workshop will be held at the University of Neuchâtel, Room RS38, Faculté des lettres et sciences humaines, Espace Tilo-Frey.

The event is open to the public to join the discussion, please register by Thursday 16th May at this link https://forms.gle/358AXrf67o3EsBfx6.

 

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Workshop

This workshop will take place on Friday 31 May at the University of Neuchâtel, Av. du Premier Mars 26, Room D63.

Please register through this link no later than Monday 20 May 2024.

Program and detailed information can be found here (PDF)

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