Migration Governance - Migprosp

Migration Governance - Migprosp MIGPROSP is a five year (2014-19) European Research Council funded project based in the Migration Po

Reminder Upcoming Migration Executive Trainings:‘Migration Communication Strategies: Effective Approaches to Depolarize ...
30/01/2020

Reminder
Upcoming Migration Executive Trainings:
‘Migration Communication Strategies: Effective Approaches to Depolarize the Debate’ 2-3/4/2020
Child Protection in the Migration Context: From Principle to Implementation, 29-30/4/2020
Register now!
Early bird registration ends soon, but given that we know that approval procedures for training requests may take some time, we will be happy to prolong this offer, for people expressing a specific interest.

Migration Communication Strategies: Effective Approaches to Depolarize the Debate
2 - 3 April 2020
European University Institute, Florence

Application Deadline: 2nd March 2020
10% Discount on Early Bird Application Deadline: 31 January 2020

Full programme and registration link
https://stg.eui.eu/Executive-Training-Seminars/Upcoming-ETS-2020/Migration-Communication-Strategies-Effective-Approaches-to-Depolarize-the-Debate

What you will learn:
• How to effectively communicate about causes and effects of immigration, and about immigration/integration policies with concerned citizens
• How to construct communication strategies that foster social cohesion in an effort to tackle destructive forms of discrimination and hate speech
• How to understand and incorporate insights about attitudes to immigration and about the impact of underlying factors influencing how people think and feel about migration
• How to understand the positive role of facts and evidence in the migration debate, as well as their shortcomings
How will you learn:
• By participating in knowledge transfer sessions led by accomplished practitioners and academics with deep experience of key issues impacting the immigration debate both globally and locally
• Through active participation in interactive training sessions, that are focused on the interpretation of opinion data, and that address the main challenges posed by the current immigration debate
• Through analyzing case studies based on real-life migration campaigns and communication strategies


Child Protection in the Migration Context. From Principle to Implementation
28-30 April 2020
European University Institute, Florence

Application Deadline: 28 March 2020
10% Discount on Early Bird Application Deadline: 7 February 2020

Full programme and registration link
https://stg.eui.eu/Executive-Training-Seminars/Upcoming-ETS-2020/Child-Protection-in-the-Migration-Context-From-Principle-to-Implementation

What you will learn:
• Knowledge and strategic insights into child protection issues applicable to a range of migration contexts;
• Refined ability to map and articulate protection strategies and practice that incorporate the principle of the best interests of the child;
• Improved knowledge of the ongoing challenges experienced by migrant children, policy makers and government officials and a repertoire of strategies for addressing them;
• Ability to incorporate intellectual and strategic insights into the working challenges of your own organization
How will you learn:
• Exchange with leading experts;
• Multi-disciplinary approach and a cross-regional perspective;
• Opportunity to network with mid-career colleagues from around the world
At the conclusion of the Executive Training, participants will receive a joint certificate issued by Harvard University and European University Institute.


Fees for each training: 1,300 €
A discount of 25% will be applied to the charges for international European and national civil servants, as well as to members of the NGOs.
The fees cover the cost of the course as well as coffee and lunch breaks. Travel and hotel costs are not included in the fees.

With our kindest regards,
the Migration Policy Center

We hope you all had a lovely summer! The MIGPROSP team has been conducting fieldwork in South America during the summer....
29/09/2017

We hope you all had a lovely summer!
The MIGPROSP team has been conducting fieldwork in South America during the summer. For some insights from this fieldwork, we invite you to have a look at the blog by the MIGPROSP researchers Andrew, Marcia and Leiza here: http://migrationgovernance.org/index.php/blog/

Since September 2017 the MIGPROSP project also moved from the United Kingdom to Italy. The PI of MIGPROSP, Prof. Andrew Geddes has been appointed Director of the MIGRATION POLICY CENTER at the EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE https://www.eui.eu/.
In that role Prof. Geddes had the honor to deliver the Annual Yves Mény Lecture to kick off the academic year at the Robert Schuman Centre, providing insights in the MIGPROSP research
https://www.eui.eu/events/detail?eventid=139666

Our team member Marcia Vera continues to be based at the University of Sheffield. She will keep us updated about migration governance in the United Kingdom, in addition to her exciting work on Mexico and South America.

To get more information about the Migration Policy Centre, which is a part of the Robert Schuman Centre and the wonderful projects it hosts in addition to MIGPROSP, have a look at the MPC webpage http://www.migrationpolicycentre.eu/

With this little overview of our recent activities we all wish you a lovely weekend. Stay tuned!

Watch Andrew Geddes talk on "The drivers of migration governance" on May 25th, in Florence, as part of the   conference....
09/06/2017

Watch Andrew Geddes talk on "The drivers of migration governance" on May 25th, in Florence, as part of the conference. More videos to follow!

07/06/2017

Here they are! Photos from the Conference on May 25th and 26th 2017 in Florence. Check out our album 😄

May 25th and 26th, 2017, FlorenceCourtesy of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies
07/06/2017

May 25th and 26th, 2017, Florence
Courtesy of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

Panel 7: "Forced migration governance", will be chaired by Diego Acosta, from the University of Bristol, and also member...
19/05/2017

Panel 7: "Forced migration governance", will be chaired by Diego Acosta, from the University of Bristol, and also member of the team. Presenters will include Ela Gokalp Aras from the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul, co-authoring with Zeynep Sahin Mencutek from Käte Hamburger Kolleg / Centre for Global Cooperation Research, Christian Kaunert from the Institute for European Studies - VUB Brussels, Alice Engl & Verena Wisthaler from Eurac Research, and Sarah Leonard from Vesalius College.

Panel 6: "Dynamics of regional labour migration governance", will be chaired by Nicola Phillips, co-investigator in the ...
18/05/2017

Panel 6: "Dynamics of regional labour migration governance", will be chaired by Nicola Phillips, co-investigator in the project and Professor of Political Economy and Head of Department at The Department of Politics at The University Of Sheffield. Will be presenting Gerasimos Tsourapas from the University of Birmingham, Satish Chand from UNSW & Stefan Markowski from the University of Warsaw, Graziano Battistella from Scalabrini Migration Center, and Stefan Rother from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg.

Panel 5: "Migration and governance in North America" is chaired by Andrew Geddes, DIrector of the Migration Policy Centr...
16/05/2017

Panel 5: "Migration and governance in North America" is chaired by Andrew Geddes, DIrector of the Migration Policy Centre. The panelists include Agnieszka Wienar, from the European University Institute, Nicola Phillips and Ma**ca Vera from The Department of Politics at The University Of Sheffield and members of the team, and Roeland de Wilde, from OIM Costa Rica.

Here's the program for Panel 4 "Subnational dynamics of migration governance" of our   Conference. It'll be chaired by M...
11/05/2017

Here's the program for Panel 4 "Subnational dynamics of migration governance" of our Conference. It'll be chaired by Marcia Vera Espinoza from The Department of Politics at The University Of Sheffield. Speakers will include Murizio Ambrosini from Università degli Studi di Milano, Barbara Oomen from the European University Institute and Utrecht University, Leila Hadj Abdou from Universität Wien, and Verena Wisthaler from the European Academy of Bozen/Bolzano.

Anna Trandafyllidou from the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, Peter Bosch from the Joint Research Centre at t...
08/05/2017

Anna Trandafyllidou from the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, Peter Bosch from the Joint Research Centre at the European Commission, Paola Álvarez from IOM - UN Migration Agency, and Nicola Piper, from the University of Sydney will be part of the Plenary Session closing the day on May 25th, chaired by Andrew Geddes, from The Department of Politics at The University Of Sheffield

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