IMISCOE Eighth Annual Conference: Dynamics of European Migration Space: Economy, Politics and Development
Warsaw, Poland
7-9 September 2011
The IMISCOE Research Network unites 27 established European research institutes in pursuit of studies under the themes of international migration, integration and social cohesion in Europe (for more details see www.imiscoe.org). Alongside the network’s regular activities, its members and guests come together every year at the IMISCOE Annual Conference.
The main theme of the Eighth Annual Conference is Dynamics of European Migration Space: Economy, Politics and Development, with a focus on the impact of migration upon development in the new EU member states and their direct Southern and Eastern neighbours.
The programme of the first day includes an opening session and two panels. The keynote speaker during first plenary session will be Prof. Russell King (Sussex University), whose opening lecture is entitled Migration and Development: The Old Ideas and New Insights.
This will be followed by a session entitled Migration and Social and Economic Change: The Perspectives of European Peripheries, with participation by four panel speakers. These speakers will represent expertise concerning different groups of sending countries or regions: namely, North Africa, the Balkans and Central Eastern Europe.
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IMISCOE Eighth Annual Conference: Dynamics of European Migration Space: Economy, Politics and Development
Warsaw, Poland
7-9 September 2011
The IMISCOE Research Network unites 27 established European research institutes in pursuit of studies under the themes of international migration, integration and social cohesion in Europe (for more details see www.imiscoe.org). Alongside the network’s regular activities, its members and guests come together every year at the IMISCOE Annual Conference.
The main theme of the Eighth Annual Conference is Dynamics of European Migration Space: Economy, Politics and Development, with a focus on the impact of migration upon development in the new EU member states and their direct Southern and Eastern neighbours.
The programme of the first day includes an opening session and two panels. The keynote speaker during first plenary session will be Prof. Russell King (Sussex University), whose opening lecture is entitled Migration and Development: The Old Ideas and New Insights.
This will be followed by a session entitled Migration and Social and Economic Change: The Perspectives of European Peripheries, with participation by four panel speakers. These speakers will represent expertise concerning different groups of sending countries or regions: namely, North Africa, the Balkans and Central Eastern Europe.
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