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Julia Mourão Permoser, University Professor for Migration and Integration, provided insights into specific ethical issues in the context of migration
The annual IMISCOE Spring Conference is coming to Krems in 2025. It will take place from March 17 to 19 on the topic of irregular migration. The Call for Papers is now open – The deadline for submissions is September 6, 2024.
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We are pleased to announce the final conference of the Whole-COMM project, a three year research project exploring the integration of refugees and other recent migrants in small and medium sized municipalities. The conference is hosted by the European Committee of the Regions and will take place in Brussels and online on May 17th from 9 to 13. During the event, we will discuss the key findings of the project, as well as practical recommendations for national and European policymakers.
Which widespread assumptions about the interactions between migration and development were confirmed and which were refuted by the surveys conducted as part of the international ‘MIGNEX’ project? The daily newspaper ‘Die Presse’ spoke to economist Mathias Czaika and political scientist Zina Weisner about these questions.
We are looking for a Post-Doctoral Researcher interested in conducting independent research on ethical issues related to migration policy making. The advertised position will be integrated into the research group led by Prof. Julia Mourão Permoser at the Department for Migration and Globalisation. We look forward to receiving your online application by 30 September 2024.
How have the allocations of EU funds for migration and asylum changed in the last two decades? What methods can be employed to trace and analyse these funds? The MigFund project addresses these questions, and the MigFund database represents the most comprehensive endeavour in tracing migration-relevant measures in EU funds from 2000 onwards. In her lecture at the EUI Migration Policy Centre, the project leader Federica Zardo presented the MigFund database and discussed preliminary findings.
Migration policymaking sometimes involves hard ethical dilemmas. In this cluster of articles, the editors bring together expert authors to examine such moral conflicts. The aim is twofold: to describe empirically issues that pose true ethical dilemmas that cannot be easily resolved and that are not just a product of political feasibility constraints. And to analyze them theoretically, from the perspective of normative political theory. The co-editor of this article cluster Prof. Julia Mourão Permoser will give her inaugural lecture on this topic on May 7th.
Households in ten African and Asian countries were surveyed for the recently completed EU project MIGNEX – on questions of quality of life, the tendency to migrate and return processes. All results are available on the project website mignex.org
The university course aims to promote the integration of migrants and improve mutual understanding between natives and migrants.
The university course provides the knowledge and practice to be able to meet the increasing demands in professional life and especially in management.
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