At Europe’s edge: migration and crisis in the Mediterranean
Vicki Squire shares her reflections on this IPMRD group prize-winning book by Cetta Mainwaring.
Content from International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora working group
International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora
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The working group ‘International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora’ responds to a growing demand to discuss issues of migration and international politics at BISA. It aims to consolidate discussions within several streams of scholarship, which speak to each other, but are mostly discussed in isolation. The group will incorporate scholarship on how diasporas as non-state actors affect international affairs for democratisation, development, conflict and post- conflict reconstruction, and how sending states exercise their agency to engage diasporas for their own state-building and economic projects.
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News and analysis
Announcing the winners of the IPMRD 2020 annual awards
Congratulations to Cetta Mainwaring (Best Book), Luisa Feline Freier & Kyle Holloway (Best Article).
Publications from IPMRD Working Group members
Publications from IPMRD Working Group Members
2020 IPMRD Best Article Award
Nominations for the IPMRD second Annual Best Article Award are now open.
Nominations for International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora committee
View the nominations for the IPMRD Working Group committee 2020.
International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora Working Group Annual Best Book Award 2020
Nominations are now open for the second Annual Best Book Award. Closing date 1 August 2020.
Call for nominations for International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora Working Group conveners
Nominations are open for several positions including Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and more.
Postgraduate workshop on International Migration Politics, including the IPMRD best book and best article awards
A one-day postgraduate workshop on the International Politics of Migration incorporating the awards.
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