19 avril 2023
Hybrid format event (in person and online webinar) Date and time: 20 April 2023, 15:30-17:30 Location: Les Salons scientifiques (B108), 1 place Saint-Thomas d’Aquin 75007 Paris Partners: While of universal importance, the question of home gains special significance in contexts of forced migration. Examining the Syrian case for larger insights, Wendy Pearlman shares interviews that she has conducted over the past decade with 500 displaced Syrians around the world. She explores their stories of losing, seeking, finding, or not finding home, and what they teach us about the meaning of belonging. These perspectives interrogate common narratives of refugee and migrant “crisis” […]
13 avril 2023
Événement en présentiel Un séminaire organisé par le projet MAGYC, le groupe Migrations et Mobilités et le collectif MIDI Discussion autour de la présentation d’ouvrage‘The Politics of Immigration Beyond Liberal States. Morocco and Tunisia in Comparative Perspective’ Date and time: 19 April 2023, 16:00-18:00 Lieu : Room H405, Fourth Floor, 28 rue des Saints-Pères – 75007 Paris The book systematically compares immigration policymaking in Morocco and Tunisia since the turn of the 21st century. It mobilizes immigration policy as a vantage point to study the inner workings of political regimes and seeks to advance theory-building on immigration policy across the democracy/autocracy and Global North/Global South divides. […]
24 mars 2023
Événement en présentiel Un séminaire organisé dans le cadre du groupe Migrations et Mobilités et l’Institut Convergence Migrations The Age of (Im)mobility Lieu : Salle S1, 2e étage, 28 rue des Saints-Pères – 75007 Paris Speaker:Anna Triandafyllidou, Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration, Toronto Metropolitan University Abstract:International migration has increased in volume even if it remains small overall. It has multiplied and diversified in terms of directions (countries of origin and destination). It has become more fragmented than linear and may involve multiple returns and new departures or multiple destinations. Migrants are more connected with both the homeland and the destination society […]
7 mars 2023
Organized by the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs Date and time: 15 March 2023 from 20h15 to 22h15 Location: Amphithéâtre Jean Moulin – 13 rue de l’Université, 75007, Paris Screening-debate held in English, open to all Sciences Po students, teachers and staff and to external guests upon invitation. PRESENTATION OF THE DOCUMENTARY FILM « THE NEW EUROPEANS » A film directed by Nina Maria Paschalidou and produced by Point du jour (52′) Today, our continent is facing the biggest wave of migration since 1945: more than 4 million people have fled war-torn Ukraine. Europe welcomes these refugees with open arms where […]
28 février 2023
Table ronde #8 : Femmes & Migrations – 08 mars 2023, 09h-10h, en ligne Cette table-ronde est la 8e de la série de rencontres publiques “Médias Migrations” organisée par Sciences Po-Ceri (Projet PACE) et l’association Désinfox-Migrations. A l’occasion de la journée internationale de lutte pour les droits des femmes, chercheurs et journalistes interrogent les cadrages médiatiques des parcours migratoires des femmes. Souvent réduites au regroupement familial ou simplement invisibilisées, en quoi leurs trajectoires se distinguent de celles des hommes ? L’émigration est-elle vecteur d’émancipation ou d’exploitation ? Comment les médias rendent compte de la complexité des expériences et des enjeux des migrations […]
14 février 2023
Événement en presentiel Organisé conjointement par le groupe Migrations et Mobilités et le groupe MIDI Lieu : Salle S1, 2e étage, 28 rue des Saint-Pères – Paris 7 The Evolution of Frontex through invocations of ‘migrant crises’ « Migration crisis’ » narratives have become common in European discourse, especially since about one million people crossed EU maritime borders without authorisation in 2015. In this talk, I will show what crisis narratives do, using the example of the EU border agency Frontex. I distinguish between protracted and acute crisis narratives, showing how their interplay has contributed to Frontex’s evolution and expansion over the last two decades while further consolidating the […]