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CfP: IMISCOE 2013 - Workshop 38 "From the Migrants' Point of View: Crisis and New Trends"

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Inês David <[log in to unmask]>

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Inês David <[log in to unmask]>

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Mon, 20 May 2013 14:29:46 +0100

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Please find below the call for papers for IMISCOE's Tenth Annual Conference's Workshop "From the Migrants' Point of View: Crisis and New Trends". The Conference, "Crisis and Migration: Perceptions, Challenges and Consequences", is organised by the Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare (MIM) and the Department of Global Political studies (GPS),  and will take place at Malmö University on August 26-27. 


ABSTRACTS DUE JUNE 20th


**** Call for Papers *****

Workshop 38

FROM THE MIGRANTS POINT OF VIEW: CRISIS AND NEWS TRENDS

 
Marta Vilar Rosales CRIA and FCSH-UNL

Claudia Pereira CIES IUL

 

The workshop aims discussing the intricate intersections between crisis and contemporary European migration at the level of individual and family experiences. More specifically, it will address the effects of todays crisis in migration trends, fluxes and strategies, as well as the role migration plays in crisis main contours. By drawing attention and to how people are assessing and managing their migration everyday experiences as a (in)direct consequence of the critical context Europe is facing at the moment, we aspire to call attention to the following key theoretical and methodological topics and, hopefully, contribute to their depiction: 

a) Contemporary migrations present great diversity in terms of movement flows and directions and of their composition. How does this diversity unfold within increasingly universal relationships of power, many times translating the existence of global “structures of common difference” (Wilk 1995).

b) Contemporary migrations are problematizing the concepts of sending and receiving countries. This fact calls the attention to the importance of discussing the existent abstractions that inform and regulate contemporary policies, as well as of its impacts in terms of identity and belonging.

c) How to access and address the specificities, complexities, contradictions and even unintended consequences of migration, while exposing the regularities and variations these movements and the relationships that support them might entail (Portes and DeWind 2004). How to tackle their impacts at the micro level of everyday practices and sociability? How do subjects live, evaluate and refer to contemporary crisis? How does it overlap with migration?

d) From the migrants’ perspective, which are the crisis main global and individual manifestations? How does crisis and migration materialize in key social fields such as education, housing, consumption and health?

Full description of the workshop at: http://imiscoeconferences.org/images/cfp/38_cfp_from%20the%20migrants%20pov.pdf



Paper proposals should contain a preliminary title, an abstract of maximum 300 words and the institutional affiliation as well as email address of the author(s).
Please submit paper proposals by June 20th. 

Applicants will be notified of the outcome by June 25th.

The authors of accepted proposals will be asked to submit full draft versions of their papers until August 1st 2013.  The authors of accepted proposals will be asked to submit full draft versions of their papers until August 1st 2013. The purpose of the circulation of papers prior to the conference is not only to enrich the discussion but also to plan a publication with the best papers.

The presenters must register for the conference. For further information on the IMISCOE conference and for registration, please visit the website: http://www.imiscoeconferences.org/ 

Best Regards, 

Inês David




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