IX Migration Summer School:
“Theories, Methods and
Policies”
17th June – 28th June 2013
Deadline for applications: 15th
April 2013
International migration has become an all-important issue for
the world as a whole, and for the European Union and its neighbourhood in
particular. People crossing international borders bring with them a baggage of
different cultural, social and political experiences, which then they negotiate
with the host society. This dynamic, two-way process of integration has,
however, impacts on societies of origin as well. This year we ask a crucial
question: How is integration negotiated between the sending and receiving
countries?
Participants of the IX Migration Summer School on “Theories,
Methods and Policies” will explore the answers to this question. Through this
lens they will analyse the interactions of the regions of origin and the regions
of destination; migration policies and the regulation of migration; and
processes of social cohesion.
Two days of the Summer School will coincide with the annual
Migration Policy Centre Conference. Therefore the participants will attend the
debates and discussions held at this occasion, as well as a roundtable
especially organised for them with EU Commissionner for Home Affairs Cecilia
Malmström.
The School will accept a maximum of 30 participants, each of
whom grants the following requirements:
- hold a relevant Masters degree;
- have a strong professional and/or research background in international migration;
- have an excellent working knowledge (speaking and writing) of English;
- be able to attend the entire teaching aspect of the programme.
For more information or to send your application, please
consult:http://migrationpolicycentre.us6.list-manage.com/track/click?u=da4b0e6f26526740c71b40cd5&id=bafe1cbf01&e=11a6325330
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