The Migration Conference 2024 Programme
The TMC 2024 Mexico City will be held from 3 to 9 July 2024. In-person sessions will be held on 3-4-5 July 2024 and virtual programme will run on 8-9 July 2024.
Please see the programme of 2023 Hamburg Conference:
09:00-16:00 – Registration
CONFERENCE TIMETABLE with LINKS to VIRTUAL SESSIONS
Please note room numbers are indicated in session titles
Day One 23 August 2023 Wednesday.
Day One 23 August 2023 – 09:30-12:15
Opening Session [Rechtshaus Hörsaal] 3
Day One 23 August 2023 Wednesday.
Day One 23 August 2023 – 13:15-14:45.
- 1A Arts, Literature and Migration [EG17] 3
- 1B Diverse Policy Treatments of Migrants, Asylum-Seekers and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs): Critical Reflections from Greece, Spain and Ukraine [UG14] 4
- 1C Economics, Work and Migration 1 [BG 5/6] 4
- 1D Education and Skilled Migration 1 [BG3/4] 4
- 1E Migration, Law and Policy 1 [EG15/16] 5
- 1F Migration and Integration 1 [UG13] 5
- 1G Göç Çalışmaları 1 [UG11] 5
Day One 23 August 2023 – 15:00-16:30.
- 2A Wellbeing and Migration 1 [EG17] 7
- 2B History and Migration 1 [UG14] 7
- 2C Mexico as a Source and a Destination Country [BG3/4] 7
- 2D Migraciones and Transnacionalismo 1 [BG 5/6] 8
- 2E Migration, Law and Policy 2 [EG15/16] 8
- 2F Migration and Environment [UG11] 8
- 2G Migration and Integration 2 [UG13] 9
- Day Two 24 August 2023 Thursday. 10
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 09:00-10:30.
- 3A Insecurities and Migration 1 [EG17] 10
- 3B Göç Çalışmaları 2 [UG11] 10
- 3C Migration and Gender 1 [UG14] 10
- 3D Remittances 1 [BG3/4] 11
- 3E Migration, Law and Policy 3 [EG15/16] 11
- 3F Migration and Integration 3 [UG13] 11
- 3G Education and Skilled Migration 2 [BG 5/6] 12
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 10:45-12:15.
- 4A Youth, Children and Families 1 [EG17] 13
- 4B Insecurities and Migration 2 [UG14] 13
- 4C Remittances 2 [UG11] 13
- 4D Migration, Law and Policy 4 [EG15/16] 13
- 4E Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 1 [BG3/4] 14
- 4F Migration and Integration 4 [UG13] 14
- 4G Special Panel: Universidad Iberoamericana’s research and advocacy actions in the field of Human Mobility [BG 5/6] 15
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 13:15-14:45
- 5A Wellbeing and Migration 2 [EG17] 16
- 5B Migraciones and Transnacionalismo 2 [BG3/4] 16
- 5C Insecurities and Migration 3 [UG14] 16
- 5D Migration and Gender 2 [UG11] 17
- 5E Migration, Law and Policy 5 [EG15/16] 17
- 5F Migration and Integration 5 [UG13] 17
- 5G Migration Policy [BG5/6] 18
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 15:00-16:30
- 6A Youth, Children and Families 2 [BG3/4] 19
- 6B Migraciones and Transnacionalismo 3 [UG11] 19
- 6C Migration, Religion, and Religious Groups [UG14] 19
- 6D Migration, Law and Policy 6 [EG15/16] 20
- 6E Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 2 [BG 5/6] 20
- 6F Economics, Work and Migration 2 [UG13] 20
- 6G Migration and Integration 6 [EG17] 21
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 17:00-19:00
ROUNDTABLE: “Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence in Migration and Asylum” [Rechtshaus Hörsaal]
Day Three 25 August 2023 Friday.
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 09:30-11:00.
- 7A Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 3 [UG14] 22
- 7B Migration, Law and Policy 7 [EG15/16] 22
- 7C Youth, Children and Families 3 [EG17] 22
- 7D Migration, Agency and Insecurity [UG13] 23
- 7E L’émigration [UG11] 23
- 7F Migration History [BG3/4] 23
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 11:15-12:45.
- 8A Reframing the Dynamics of Transformations in Diverse Spaces Within Uneven Migration Regimes [UG13] 24
- 8B Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 4 [UG11] 24
- 8C Education and Skilled Migration 3 [EG17] 24
- 8D Migration, Law and Policy 8 [EG15/16] 25
- 8E Docentes Inmigrantes [BG3/4] 25
Day Three 25 August 2023 Friday.
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 11:15-12:45.
- 9A Migration, Law and Policy V1 – 27
- 9B Arts, Literature and Migration V1 – 27
- 9C Economics, Work and Migration V1 – 27
- 9D History and Migration V1 – 28
- 9E Youth, Children and Families V1 – 28
- 9F Göç Çalışmaları V1 – 28
- 9G Las Migraciones V1 – 29
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 13:45-15:15.
- 10A Migration, Law and Policy V2 – 30
- 10B Economics, Work and Migration V2 – 30
- 10C Education and Skilled Migration V1 – 30
- 10D L’émigration V1 – 31
- 10E Las Migraciones V2 – 31
- 10F Migration and Social Integration V1 – 31
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 15:30-17:00
- 11A Migration, Law and Policy V3 – 32
- 11B Education and Skilled Migration V2 – 32
- 11C Remittances and Development V1 – 32
- 11D Youth, Children and Families V2 – 32
- 11E Insecurities and Migration V1 – 33
- 11F Migration Governance V1 – 33
- 11G Migration and Social Integration V2 – 33
Day Four 26 August 2023 Saturday.
Day Four 26 August 2023 – 09:30-11:00.
- 12A Theory and Methods in Migration Studies V1 – 35
- 12B Insecurities and Migration V2 – 35
- 12C Migration, Religion, and Religious Groups V1 – 37
- 12D Göç Çalışmaları V2 – 35
- 12E Migration and Integration V1 – 36
- 12F Wellbeing and Migration V2 – 36
Day Four 26 August 2023 – 11:15-13:00.
- 13A Migration and Urban Integration V1
- 13B Wellbeing and Migration V3
- 13C Migration and Integration V2
- 13d Migration and Integration V2
Day One 23 August 2023 Wednesday
Day One 23 August 2023 – 09:30-12:15
Opening Session [Rechtshaus Hörsaal] [VIRTUAL ACCESS]
09:30-12:15 – Opening Session and Plenary
- Welcome Address: Prof. Dr. Markus Kotzur, Vice Dean for International Relations of Universität Hamburg, Germany
- Dr. Hauke Heekeren, President of Universität Hamburg
- Anna Hofmann, ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius
- Dr. Ibrahim Sirkeci, Conference Chair, University of Salford, UK
Opening Plenary: Migration and Human Rights Challenges: Bridging Perspectives between Germany, the European Union and Latin America
Keynote Speakers:
- Prof. Dr. Jürgen Bast, Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen
- Prof. Dr. Luisa Feline Freier De Ferrari, Universidad del Pacifico
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/66268072353?pwd=OVM2ZEFodHhicmFzcnZCN29JZEFldz09
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12:15-13:15 LUNCH BREAK
Day One 23 August 2023 Wednesday
Day One 23 August 2023 – 13:15-14:45
1A Arts, Literature and Migration [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Alicia Rusoja, University of California, Davis, USA
275 The refugee as the reverse side of the world of wealth in Uğur Gallenkuş’s collages
Ewelina Kaczmarczyk
561 Writing in Exile: Easterine Kire’s Creative Responses to the Nagaland Conflict
Imti Watitula Longkumer
123 Real Change Requires More from Us and Not Just More of Us: Latinx Immigrants in the U.S. Resisting Legal Violence by Reading, Writing, and Mobilizing Communal Organizing Literacies
Alicia Rusoja
68 Mappilas, Migration and Music: The Emotional Voyages of Kerala
Shibinu S and Mohamed Haseeb N
1B Diverse Policy Treatments of Migrants, Asylum-Seekers and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs): Critical Reflections from Greece, Spain and Ukraine [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Megan Denise Smith, Pompeu Fabra University, Spain
1001 Beyond Integration: Measuring the Quality of Life of People with a Migration Background in Barcelona Using the Capabilities Approach
Eva Fortes
1003 Rethinking Refugee Camps: Opportunities for Labour Force Preparation in Lesvos, Greece
Liana Wool
1004 Responding to Displacement in Ukraine: Changing Socio-Economic Needs and Protection
Chissey Mueller
1002 The Securitisation of Migration at Europe’s Southern Border: Policies of Violence against Migrants and Asylum-Seekers in the Canary Islands
Megan Denise Smith
1C Economics, Work and Migration 1 [BG 5/6] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair Stefan Schlegel, Bern University, Switzerland
392 Transactions on the market for Services as an institutional bypass: Implications for the regulation of migration
Stefan Schlegel
290 The labour market integration of female immigrants: A cohort analysis on Germany
Tanja Fendel
318 Spatial Mismatch and Migrant Employment in Germany: A Spatial Robust Durbin Model Analysis
Mohamed Ennebch and Moubarek Amine Berdaa
491 Against the Tide: Opportunities for Capital Circulation among Transnational Entrepreneurs
Tanja Schroot and Roberta Ricucci
1D Education and Skilled Migration 1 [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Gökay Özerim, Yaşar University, Turkey
486 From Migrant Workers to Professional Teachers: The Reintegration of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) through “Sa Pinas, Ikaw ay Ma’am, Sir” (SPIMS) Program
Jocelyn Celero and Rowena Hibanada
179 Alone or with support though? The role of private intermediaries in the migration of doctors – the case of Poland
Kamil Matuszczyk
317 Spatial Analysis of Youth TVET education, Insertion, Migration and Regional Economic Growth in Morocco Using GWR
Mohamed Ennebch, Moubarek Amine Berdaa, Ahmed Bassibas, Youssef Haddou Amar, Meryem Ragbi
1126 Diversity and Gender Equality Plans for Managing Diversity and Preventing Discrimination in Higher Education Institutions
Gökay Özerim, Burcu Kiper, Güldan Kalem
1E Migration, Law and Policy 1 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany
166 It’s the Politics, Stupid: Official Chinese conceptualizations of migration and mobility
Carsten Schäfer
73 Securitizing migration in times of crisis
Laura Planas Gifra
226 Labour Shortage, Open Door Policy and Sabah (Malaysia) State’s Dilemma
Ramli Dollah
151 The Experience of First-Hand Contact with Street Level Bureaucracy among Long-Term Slavic Migrants in Poland
Jan Bazyli Klakla
1F Migration and Integration 1 [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Paulette Schuster, Reichman University, Israel
361 Empathic approach as a key for sustainable integration of migrants into the society and labor market
Amira Bieber, Mohammed Issifu, and Turker Saliji
264 More than Learning the Lingo? A Review of the Literature on the Roles of Language Cafés in the Integration of People on the Move Settling in Europe
Majbritt Lyck-Bowen
419 Beyond the integration on social structures – Wellbeing and personal expectations on the integration of refugees in Portugal
Marta Lemos
169 Ethnic Eateries in the Carmel Market in Tel Aviv as a Microcosm of Immigration
Paulette Schuster
1G Göç Çalışmaları 1 [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı, Anadolu University, Turkey
416 6 Şubat Kahramanmaraş Depremleri Sonrasi Zorunlu İç Göç: Eskişehir Örneği
Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı ve Gül Sevi Üçüncü
478 Seçim Sürecinde Sığınmacılar Uyum, Eğitim ve Gelecek: 2023 Seçim Sürecinde Partilerin ve Cumhurbaşkanı Adaylarının Göçmen ve Sığınmacılar Hakkındaki Görüşleri
Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı ve Ali Faruk Yaylacı
428 Brain Drain of Health Workers from Turkey to Germany and Its Results: Possibilities of Brain Gain
Fuat Güllüpınar ve Gamze Kaçar Tunç
14:45-15:00 BREAK
Day One 23 August 2023 – 15:00-16:30
2A Wellbeing and Migration 1 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA
324 The mental health effects of asylum status for refugees in Germany from a longitudinal perspective: A Growth mixture model
Judith Masselmann, Maria-Therese Friehs, Maarten van Zalk
424 Health-related issues in the forced migrations context: an intersectional and multi-level approach in the recognition of international protection, from the European to the Italian experience
Sara Battistello and Chiara Lucchini
250 Determinants of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Syrian Refugees living in Turkey between 2011-2017: Analysis by Gender and City
Alime Tombak
441 Improving Consents and the Delivery of Healthcare for Immigrants and Refugees
Benjamin Levy
2B History and Migration 1 [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Caner Tekin, Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany
245 The “Long Duree” Practice in Exploring the Iban’s Migration to the State of Sabah, Malaysia 1940-2011
Amrullah Maraining
145 The Story of a Revolution: Czech and Slovak Migration from Historical Central Europe Lands to the U.S.
Sezgin Uysal and Martin Guzi
369 Counterparts or Self-operating? Pro-AKP Migrant Organisations in Germany
Sezer İdil Göğüş
2C Mexico as a Source and a Destination Country [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Carla Pederzini Villarreal, University of Iberoamericana, Mexico
1116 Adaptation of a community health outreach model during the COVID-19 pandemic: The case of the Mexican Consulates in the United States of America
Pablo Gaitan Rossi, Mireya Vilar-Compte, Arturo Vargas-Bustamante
1117 Does Lighter means Healthier? Skin color and health status among Mexican immigrants
Erika Arenas, Luis Ruvalcaba, Graciela Teruel
1118 What do Mexicans think about newcomers? A qualitative analysis of immigrant local perceptions
Karla Valenzuela Moreno and Marilyn Román Bejarano
1119 Labor force participation of Central American migrant men and women in Mexico
Liliana Meza González and Carla Pederzini Villarreal
2D Migraciones and Transnacionalismo 1 [BG 5/6] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Pascual Garcia, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador
450 Biopolítica y migración: Un análisis de las condiciones del desplazamiento centroamericano por el Noroeste de México
Julio César Félix Chávez and Nayeli Burgueño Angulo
492 Ecuador de país emisor de migrantes a tránsito y destino de millón de venezolanos
Pascual Garcia
431 Migración de transito de centroamericanos por Zacatecas México hacia Estados Unidos
Pascual Gerardo García Zamora and Juan Lamberto Herrera Martínez
313 Vivir de las remesas sociales: Historias de vida de 6 familias ecuatorianas migrantes
Martha Sofia Garcia Guerrero, Ruben García, Analy Guaman Carrion
2E Migration, Law and Policy 2 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Thomas Richter, German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Germany
1127 Emotions and extremism: The connection of discrimination, anger and the acceptance of political violence
Rebecca Endtricht
1128 Effects of the perception of human rights violations and protests in Iran on Islamophobic attitudes towards Muslims in Germany: Results of two representative surveys and a survey experiment
Peter Wetzels and Thomas Richter
1129 Declines in Perceptions of Fairness and Legitimacy as Precursors of Political Radicalisation in Times of Crisis
Diego Farren and Katrin Brettfeld
2F Migration and Environment [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Jara Al-Ali, Universität Hamburg, Germany
435 The European Union facing Environmental Migration: An Interpretive Policy Analysis of the report on “The Impact of Climate Change on Vulnerable Populations in Developing Countries”
Armelle Wafo
289 Environmental Inequities and Urban Migration: An Analysis of Climate Injustice for Syrian Communities in Istanbul
Elif Bengi Güneş and Osman Balaban
61 Climate Induced Migration and Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights (SRHR): A descriptive study based on climate induced displacement in Pakistan
Syed Imran Haider, Muhammad Ali Awan, Shahzad Ahmed Shiz
517 Climate Im(mobility) under the lens of climate justice
Marilia Papaléo Gagliardi
2G Migration and Integration 2 [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Zeynep Banu Dalaman, Istanbul Topkapi University, Turkey
308 A latent profile analysis of Germans’ psychological responses to refugees: Patterns of threat perceptions, attitudes, intergroup emotions, and their antecedents
Saskia Schubert and Tobias Ringeisen
429 Migration. Integration? Trends, impacts and solutions and the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic in Italy
Mariann Dömös
246 Plurale Agencies zur Geschichte der Flucht im 21. Jh.: Agency-Konstellationen und Symmetrisierungen von Fluchtbewegungen nach Deutschland
Andres Otalvaro
366 Examining Leftist background and Ethno-national Identity in Political Attitude of Kurdish Immigrants in Western Europe
Sabah Mofidi
1000 Syrian Refugees’ Behavior in Jordan, Egypt, and Germany: Experimental Evidence
Stefan Voigt
END OF DAY ONE
Day Two 24 August 2023 Thursday
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 09:00-10:30
3A Insecurities and Migration 1 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Zeynep Banu Dalaman, Istanbul Topkapi University, Turkey
143 “How do I run a business in South Africa without foreigners?” Movers’ Right to Work
Theresa Alfaro-Velcamp
172 Mexican migrants, mobility and insecurity: Does criminalization matter?
Jeffrey H. Cohen
495 Negotiating home and host country belonging among Turkish-origin students in Germany aftermath of the earthquake in their home country Turkey
Hande Erdem Möbius
390 The Impact of 6 February Earthquake on Internal Migration in Türkiye: A Comprehensive Analysis
Zeynep Banu Dalaman
3B Göç Çalışmaları 2 [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Deniz Yetkin Aker, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University, Turkey
418 Toplumsal Cinsiyet ve Göçmen Kadınlar: Eskişehir Örneği
Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı ve Gül Sevi Üçüncü
409 Konya’da Çok-Etnili Mekânlarda Etnografik Bir Çalışma: Sınırlar, Bedenleşme ve Hayaletler
Gamze Kaçar Tunç ve Fuat Güllüpınar
568 Türkiye’deki Mültecilerin Ekonomik Entegrasyonları: Tekirdağ Ferhadanlı Mahallesi Afgan Göçmenler Örneği
Deniz Yetkin Aker, İdris Akkuzu, Murat Deniz
207 Mültecilerde Bağımlılık Riski Haritasının Oluşturulması ve Çözüme Yönelik Model Önleme Programı İnşası
Muhammed Refik Tekeli
3C Migration and Gender 1 [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Olivia Joseph-Aluko, RADET, UK
358 Values of Ukrainian Refugees in Austria: Gender Roles, Attitudes toward Democracy, and Confidence in International Institutions
Bernhard Riederer, Isabella Buber-Ennser, Ingrid Setz, Judith Kohlenberger, Bernhard Rengs
527 The Economic Integration of Racialized Immigrant Women: A Community-Based Photovoice Study in Ontario, Canada: Migration and Gender
Bharati Sethi
63 Women’s essential roles as change agents in humanitarian and development responses and post-conflict reconstruction/reconciliation
Candost Aydin, Nur Sultan Cirakman, Matthias Weissenbach
3D Remittances 1 [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Zeeshan Hashim, Brunel University, UK
321 The spatial spillover effects of migration on sustainable development in the European Union: A Durbin model approach
Mohamed Ennebch, Nouhaila Kamsa, Moubarek Amine Berdaa, Aomar Ibourk
272 Trade-Based Informal Remittances System: Trade-Based Informal Remittances System: A Case Study of Afghan Migrants in Turkey
Mohammad Eyüp Babur
378 Emotional Earmarking: Insights on Overseas Remittances and Emotions from A Mixed Methods Study
Jeremaiah Opiniano
488 The Pitfalls of Remittances Dependence –Non-linear Effect of Remittances on Institutions
Zeeshan Hashim
3E Migration, Law and Policy 3 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Zeynep Üskül Engin, Galatasaray University, Turkey
78 At ‘home’ in Tel Aviv: Eritrean asylum seekers – forever status-less?
Arie Herscovici and Lilach Lev- Ari
292 Regularization as Strategy of Control: Reflections on Migration Governance in Mercosur, South America
Dorothea Biaback Anong
367 Investigation of Neighborhoods Closed to Migration in Terms of Sociology of Law: The Case of Istanbul
Dolunay Çörek Akyıldız, Zeynep Üskül Engin, Bengisu Mert
3F Migration and Integration 3 [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Karla Valenzuela, University of Iberoamericana, Mexico
259 Prospects for Inclusion of Immigrants and Refugees: The Case of Japan with Special Consideration of its “Cultural Coexistence”
Aoi Mochizuki
6 Migration, integration and alienation: Migrants’ reflections on acceptance and hospitality in Western Canada
Nathalie Piquemal and Faiçal Zellama
109 Economic news consumption and attitudes toward immigrant and ethnic minorities in times of crisis
Nonna Kushnirovich and Sabina Lissitsa
284 Essential Hands, Invisible Worker: The Lives of Black Migrants in America
Yasin Kakande
3G Education and Skilled Migration 2 [BG 5/6] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı, Anadolu University, Turkey
170 Types of Learning Promoted though Volunteer Non-Formal and Informal Educational Projects in Contemporary Greece: Educational, Cultural, Economic and Political Dimensions
Dionysios Gouvias and Marianthi Oikonomakou
188 The source of trust and vulnerability: Association of Turkish immigrants to the healthcare system in Poland during the pandemic
Gizem Karaköse and Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı
132 Brain circulation? The mobility of Chinese students studying in Taiwan
Yumiko Nakahara
116 Skills dimension of Pakistani international Migrant workers
Syed Imran Haider, Muhammad Ali Awan, Shahzad Ahmed Shiz
10:30-10:45 BREAK
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 10:45-12:15
4A Youth, Children and Families 1 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Paulette Schuster, Reichman University, Israel
347 Irregular Migration Among Nigerian Youth: Stemming the Tide
Gloria Anetor and Nathaniel Omotoba
211 Music as a catalyst for bio-psycho-social transformation for refugee youth
Eva Marija Vukich and Hala Hamdan
115 Court-To-Court Dialogue: Challenges for the Protection of Children in Migration Processes
Laila Roxina Moliterno Abi Cheble
251 Youth Labor Migration vs Youth Bulge in the Central Asia Region
Liudmila Konstants
4B Insecurities and Migration 2 [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Anas Karzai, Laurentian University, Canada
247 Perpetual War-Logic and Global Refugees
Anas Karzai
454 Twofold migration: The Story of Awiwi Town in Niger Republic
Maryam Liman
282 Perpetrators’ Trauma: Emotional State of Immigrants from Russia who Disapprove of the Invasion of Ukraine
Mukhina Varvara
4C Remittances 2 [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Ahmad Walid Barlas, Greifswald University, Germany
268 International standards of Migrant Domestic Workers and the Kafala System in Lebanon
Nadine El-Dekmak
377 Differences in Rural Investment Climates for Remittances: Mixed Methods Results and Findings from The Philippines
Jeremaiah Opiniano
483 Political Change and Poverty among Rural Households in Afghanistan: Evidence from Marmul District, Balkh Province
Ahmad Walid Barlas
4D Migration, Law and Policy 4 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Lilach Lev Ari, Oranim Academic College of Education, Israel
161 Challenges of Legal Clinics in the Context of Immigration Detention: An Assessment of the Current Situation between (Political) Activism and Voluntary Legal Advice in Germany
Hannah Franz
458 Estimating the Shocks of the Irregular Migration Phenomenon on Public Spending by using time series models
Iliuta Cumpanasu
293 Legal aid platform Linking Help z.s.: UA.SUPPORT
Kateryna Balaban and Jana Schneider
214 Is it just because of anti-migration border fences? Why Israel’s Border Barriers Worked?
Lilach Lev Ari and Arnon Medzini
4E Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 1 [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: H. Yaprak Civelek, Anadolu University, Turkey
420 “There is no freedom anymore”. The impact of Canada’s COVID policies on migrants’ return intentions and strategies. A case study of Poles living in Toronto
Agnieszka Malek
287 Understanding the Determinants of Migration Intentions – An Individual and Spatial Perspective
Fares Ben Youssef and Mohamed Kriaa
562 A Critical Perspective on “Online” Research Practice in Population Studies
- Yaprak Civelek
223 Mobility governance and ambivalent humanitarian protection in Brazil: continuities and changes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Gisela P. Zapata
4F Migration and Integration 4 [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Gökay Özerim, Yasar University, Turkey
518 Occupational Attainment of Second Generation of Ethnic Minority Immigrants in the UK: An Analysis Using Labour Force Survey 2014-2018
Rukhsana Kausar and Issam Malki
316 The Transnational Generations and Education: The models of Integration in Qatari Schools
Abdullah Arbabi
501 Excercises in Estrangement: Experiments in an Italian School at the Border
Giulia Zanfabro
380 Social Farming for the Integration of Refugees and Asylum Seekers: An Italian Case Study
Giuseppe Gambazza
4G Special Panel: Universidad Iberoamericana’s research and advocacy actions in the field of Human Mobility [BG 5/6] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Panelists: Carla Pederzini, Karla Valenzuela, Andrea Margarita Nuñez
In 2020, scholars and professionals committed to study and advocate for Human Rights of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees at Universidad Iberoamericana, got together to reflect upon the most important issues concerning migration in Mexico and suggest public policy actions to improve the conditions of people on the move in Mexico. The results of these gatherings are two documents that serve as a Statement of Purpose concerning migration policy in the country.
The purpose of this panel is to present our most recent Statement of Purpose, issued in May 2023, which analyzes the following topics: Government, State and law in contemporary migrations; The role of the media and government narratives; Migrant integration and Mexico as a destination and origin country; Mobility and its consequences on mental and emotional health; and Climate migration.
View full document in Spanish here
12:15-13:15 LUNCH BREAK
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 13:15-14:45
5A Wellbeing and Migration 2 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair Adi Binhas, Beit-Berl College, Israel
35 English “I’m like a chameleon”: Coping Strategies Used by Haredi Women Doctoral Students Reconciling Their Religious and Academic Identities: Haredi Women
Adi Binhas
174 A study on mental and physical well-being of immigrant women during the post COVID-19 time – an overview of changing workplaces
Khadijah Kainat
258 A Study of The Detrimental Impact of Covid 19: With Special Emphasis on Female Migrant Workers in New Delhi, India
Niimisha Kaul
175 Trauma Exposure among Central American Immigrants Seeking Asylum at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Alfonso Mercado and Frances Morales
5B Migraciones and Transnacionalismo 2 [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: José Salvador Cueto-Calderón, Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico
148 El Régimen de Refugiados en Chile: Un análisis al desarrollo institucional entre 2010 y 2022
Byron Duhalde y Adriana Palomera
147 Entre la permanencia y la reemigración: factores asociados a las intenciones migratorias de la población venezolana en Montevideo
Martín Koolhaas y Julieta Bengochea
451 Migración de tránsito en México: el papel del Estado y la política de contención migratoria en la Ruta del Pacífico
José Salvador Cueto Calderón
5C Insecurities and Migration 3 [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Olga Gulina, +Benefit Research, Germany
274 The interrelationship between the war in Ukraine and the precarization of Central Asian migrant workers in the Russian labor market
Anastasia Blouchoutzi
164 Displaced Security: Understanding refugees’ sense of safety through their resettlement experiences in Montreal, Canada
Krystal Tennessee
29 Scapegoated or Reality? Undocumented Migration, Poverty, inequality, and the Struggle for Jobs: Reflections from South Africa
Victor H. Mlambo
232 A new Russia’s Emigres in Berlin
Olga Gulina
5D Migration and Gender 2 [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: H. Yaprak Civelek, Anadolu University, Turkey
423 Queer Compassion: A phenomenological exploration of LGBT+ participation in migration activism
Valentina Massone
242 Queer, Iranian and in exile: Comparing the experiences of Iranian queer refugees living in Turkey, the UK and Canada
Nuno Ferreira
153 A shift towards positivity through migration in Japan: New Chapter in South Asian Masculinities
Afsana Begum
396 LGBTIQ+ refugees vs. refugees who are LGBTIQ+
Annamari Vitikainen
5E Migration, Law and Policy 5 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Styliani Christoforidou, Hellenic Open University, Greece
130 Dichotomy at the Curzon Line: Legal and Political Aspects of the Differential Treatment of Migrants at Poland’s Borders with Belarus and Ukraine
Magdalena Bogucewicz and Julia Kienast
1122 Time as a governance tool and case workers’ perceptions of processing times in the Swedish immigration system
Hilda Gustafsson
162 Critical examination of repatriation programmes in the EU periphery (The case of Kosovo)
Valon Junuzi
47 Decent living conditions for asylum seekers and refugees. The problem of protection in Greece
Styliani Christoforidou
5F Migration and Integration 5 [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Pascual Garcia, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador
496 Intercultural Mediators in Healthcare Settings: Vulnerability and Empowerment
Marianna Ginocchietti
285 “The House that Jack Built:” DIY Housing Renovations and Integration-through-Materiality by Russian-speaking Migrants in Japan
Ksenia Golovina
279 The Symbolic Violence against Minority group in Korean society: Focusing on the Moderated Effect of Multicultural Activities between Multicultural Acceptability and Perceived Risk towards immigrants
Youn-young Lee
100x “We’re constantly fighting for that opportunity”: A Qualitative Study of Access Barriers to Sexual and Reproductive Health for Hispanic Immigrant Women in the United States
Jessica Merone, Rossella De Falco, Paola Degani
5G Migration Policy [BG5/6] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Jara Al Ali, Hamburg University, Germany
81 Compatibility of the EU-Turkey Statement to EU Law and International Human Rights Law
Havva Yesil
252 Nature-Based Belongings in the UK: National and Local Policies
Azadeh Fatehrad
186 Public universities in Poland as actors helping forced migrants from Ukraine: case study of SGH Warsaw School of Economics
Jan Misiuna, Pawel Kubicki, Marta Pachocka, Dominik Wach
58 The Return Emigrants of Kerala Amid COVID 19: Role of Institutional Governance in The Rehabilitation Efforts
Shibinu S
14:45-15:00 BREAK
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 15:00-16:30
6A Youth, Children and Families 2 [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Liat Yakhnich, Beit Berl College, Israel
17 Parent-Child Relationships and Future Parenting among Immigrant Young Adults in Israel
Liat Yakhnich and Rinat Michael
225 The topic of migration and tolerance among the younger generation: on the example of the students at al-Farabu KazNU Faculty of Journalism
Marlan Negizbayeva
238 Mobilities Among Marginalized Youth in Morocco: Precariousness, Agency and Networks
Boutaina Ismaili Idrissi and Rachid Touhtou
471 Growing Together with Your Pregnancy: A Space Where Newly Arrived Immigrant Pregnant Mothers Belong
Silvia Juarez-Marazzo
6B Migraciones and Transnacionalismo 3 [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Pascual Garcia, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador
215 Una aproximación sociocultural al sufrimiento de mujeres latinoamericanas migrantes en trabajo doméstico, en Alemania y en España, durante la pandemia de COVID-19
Ivette Alejandra Abanto Ramos, Ximena Pamela Claudia Díaz Bermúdez, Alejandro Goldberg
14 Experiencias de integración y motivaciones de retorno de uruguayos retornados de España en el contexto de la Gran Recesión
Martín Koolhaas
230 Las migraciones centroamericanas por México durante el gobierno de López Obrador (2018-2022) caracterizado por la militarización de las políticas migratorias, la mayor subordinación a Estados Unidos y un enorme costo social para los migrantes
Rodolfo García Zamora y Selene Gaspar Olvera
6C Migration, Religion, and Religious Groups [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Deniz Cosan Eke, University of Vienna, Austria
399 Civil Society in defense of religious rights: the Islamic Civil Society in France and its strategies in achieving Muslims’ rights
Enrico Maria la Forgia
171 Reversion/Religious Conversion and Networks: Overseas Filipino Workers in Saudi Arabia: Filipino converts and social networks
Simeon Magliveras
385 Crafting Muslim Selves: Understanding the Authority of Mosques among Pakistani Muslim Diaspora in Australia
Tasmia Jahangir
555 The Politics of Emotion in Interfaith Dialogue in the Time of Migration
Deniz Cosan Eke
6D Migration, Law and Policy 6 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Olivia Joseph-Aluko, RADET, UK
382 1.5 and 2nd generation diaspora engagement in complex humanitarian crises: Case Studies from Haiti, Syria, and Sudan
Kirstie Kwarteng
444 Weaponizing public health policies to exclude and expel the unwelcomed migrants: The Use of Title 42 in the US
William Arrocha
291 Freedom of movement in the “Mercado Común del Sur” (Mercosur): A human rights approach and its conflictual implementation
Zoé Maja Perko
146 International Migration and Human Trafficking
Olivia Joseph-Aluko
6E Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 2 [BG 5/6] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: H. Yaprak Civelek, Anadolu University, Turkey
319 Working with a range of under-served disability and migrant communities using innovative and inclusive participatory methods – the CICADA study
Carol Rivas, Kusha Anand, Amanda P Moore
391 The Legal Regulations on Migrant Women Working in Domestic Services in Türkiye from the Perspective of Feminization of Migration
Zeynep Banu Dalaman and Deniz Bade Akkoyun
191 Defection and human rights activism by North Korean refugee women in the UK: through the lens of hermeneutic phenomenology
Hyun-Joo Lim
265 Presumed (Illegal) Migration Trajectories of Serbian Youth in the Context of the Culture of Migration
Mirjana Stanojević
6F Economics, Work and Migration 2 [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Gökay Özerim, Yaşar University, Turkey
88 ‘Xenophobia on all fronts’: The case of South Africa
Amanuel Isak Tewolde
309 Analyzing the Vulnerability of Overseas Filipino Workers to Radicalization and Violent Extremism: Basis for the Development of a New PDOS Module for Prevention
Renante David
138 The Global Ethiopian Diaspora: An Historical, Geographic and Thematic Overview
Hewan Girma, Mulugeta Dinbabo, and Shimelis Gulema
117 Migration and violence experiences: exploratory study
Syed Imran Haider
6G Migration and Integration 6 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Mónica Ibáñez Angulo, University of Burgos, Spain
469 Informal Microfinancing Systems and Networks: Transnational Senegalese Tontines in the Migratory Context
Mónica Ibáñez Angulo
395 Unresolved ambiguities – Unaccompanied minor refugees experience with integration as a false promise of belonging in Norway
Hans Aksel Choudhari
306 Examining Sex trafficking in the Caribbean
Joan Phillips
558 The Migration, Integration and Territorial/Spatial Context: The Case of Inner (isolated) Areas in Italy
Hilde Caroli Casavola
16:30-17:00 BREAK
Day Two 24 August 2023 – 17:00-19:00
ROUNDTABLE: “Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence
in Migration and Asylum” [Rechtshaus Hörsaal] [VIRTUAL ACCESS]
Convener: Prof. Dr. Markus Kotzur, Universität Hamburg [Conference Chair]
Panellists:
- Dr. Daniel Thym, Universität Konstanz
- Dr. Mario Savino, University of Tuscia
- Dr. Gabriele Buchholtz, Universität Hamburg
- Derya Ozkul Kusoglu, University of Oxford, UK
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/62854639806?pwd=U01uNnEzUTl0ZXdUbm5OTHJHWkpsdz09
Passcode: 06614235
END OF DAY TWO
Day Three 25 August 2023 Friday
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 09:30-11:00
7A Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 3 [UG14] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: H. Yaprak Civelek, Anadolu University, Turkey
340 Partnering with youth and families in the service of education justice: Insights from community-based research
Maria Paula Ghiso and Hans Gerald Campano
125 Migration without movement: Arrival, Immobility and Edo Identity Formation
Osarugue Otebele
120 Growths in-between places: Identity formation process and authentic self(s) of transnational migrants
Dilvin Dilara Usta
356 The fluidity of return: Changes of (im-)mobility aspirations by returnees in the Casamance, Senegal
Philipp Roman Jung and Amadou Mballo
7B Migration, Law and Policy 7 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Suat Dönmez, Istanbul Topkapi University, Turkey
59 Xenophobism a product of jealousy and ignorance? Interrogating the noise surrounding migrants in South Africa using Ubuntu diplomacy
Toyin Adetiba
552 ‘They are here only for the short-term’ – How the perception of EU nationals as mobile residents influences their political engagement at local level in post-Brexit England.
Michele Zadra
235 Migration from Ukraine and EU Migration Policies
Suat Dönmez
7C Youth, Children and Families 3 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Gökay Özerim, Yaşar University, Turkey
489 We did it for your future: Parental work migration and educational trajectories of their descendants in the home country
Tanja Schroot and Georgiana Udrea
124 Knowledge Construction of Immigrants in The Digital Age: A Case Study of Young Turkish Immigrants in Germany
Salih Günay
1125 Analyzing the Council of Europe Recommendation on Supporting Young Refugees in Transition to Adulthood
Gökay Özerim
498 Age Assessments: Blurring the Lines of Childhood to Adulthood
Monique Mehmi
7D Migration, Agency and Insecurity [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Deniz Yetkin Aker, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University, Turkey
499 What Hinders Migrant Agency? Policy Implications for Fair Migration within the framework of the Western Balkans Regulation
Miriam Raab and Mariella Falkenhain
267 The Gender Dimensions of Human Security of Forcibly Displaced Refugees in Asia: A Literature Review
Monira Ahsan
297 Art-informed Methodologies in Refugee and Forced Migration Research from the perspective of research about and with Iranian queer refugees
Nilofar Shidmehr
484 The International Protection System and Forced Labor of Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Findings from Italy
Natalia Szulc
7E L’émigration [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Mohamed Khachani, University of Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco
103 Perception des élèves immigrants des écarts entre les valeurs entre l’école et leurs parents et l’engagement scolaire au secondaire: effet médiateur du sentiment d’appartenance à l’école
Marie-Laure Rulleau, Kristel Tardif-Grenier, Corinne Hébert, Isabelle Archambault
443 La relation entre la migration et le développement
Safae Zbat, Zemmouri Ghita, Hakkou El Mehdi
567 Le contexte migratoire dans l’espace euro-mediterraneen: pour une gestion concertee des flux
Mohamed Khachani
7F Migration History [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Caner Tekin, Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany
261 Refugees Rehabilitation in Pakistan 1947-1961: Process, Policies and Execution
Nayyer Abbas
417 The history of the migration industry – how had the employers been supported in sourcing the workforce
Kamil Matuszczyk and Sara Bojarczuk
474 Immigration, Displacement and Linking Objects: Re-assessing the historiography of Four Medieval Historians
Mamata Nanda
513 Turkish Migrant Activism at Plant Level: Works Council Elections in Ford Cologne
Caner Tekin
11:00-11:15 BREAK
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 11:15-12:45
8A Reframing the Dynamics of Transformations in Diverse Spaces Within Uneven Migration Regimes [UG13] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Mary Rose Geraldine A. Sarausad, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
1103 Fathering and Social Integration among Japanese Migrant Men in Japanese-Filipino Families: An Ethnographic Inquiry
Jocelyn Celero
1104 Creative Practices by Russian-speaking Migrant Artists in Japan: Negotiating Gender, Belonging, and Self-fulfillment
Ksenia Golovina
1106 Migration Management and Bordering Practices in Thailand and Vietnam
Mary Rose Geraldine A. Sarausad and Reinaruth D. Carlos
1105 Social Integration of International Marriage Migrants: Comparative Analysis of Russian-Speaking Females’ Experiences in Japan and South Korea
Viktoriya Kim and Natalya Yem
8B Theory and Methods in Migration Studies 4 [UG11] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: H. Yaprak Civelek, Anadolu University, Turkey
193 The statistical immigrant: Immigration statistics in the Danish welfare state
Heidi Vad Jønsson
139 Comparative Geographical Analysis of Transnational Social Spaces: Georgian Diasporas in the USA and Latvia
Ia Iashvili and Tinatin Gvenetadze
140 Brazilian population abroad: the process of research and construction of a data virtual platform about Brazilian emigration
Camila Escudero
66 Embodied waste laborer: A study of identity, value, and social integration among Pakistanis in a Hong Kong’s informal street economy
Terence Chun Tat Shum
108 Complexity of parenthood in forced migration: Risk, commitment and moral concerns
Lejla Sunagic
8C Education and Skilled Migration 3 [EG17] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Pascual Garcia, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador
237 The Determinants of Migration Intention of the Healthcare Professionals in Morocco: An Econometric Analysis
Boutaina Ismaili Idrissi and Sara Kawkaba
490 Education and Mobility in the lifelong learning construct
Tanja Schroot and Roberta Ricucci
472 Discrimination Perception of International Students During their Internship and Graduate Schemes Applications in the UK
Musa Kandemir, Sabrina Colombo, Ibrahim Sirkeci
8D Migration, Law and Policy 8 [EG15/16] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany
1130 Fachkräfte-Einwanderungsgesetz von einer anwaltlichen Sicht
Martin Manzel
1131 Fachkräfte-Einwanderung aus der Recruiting-Praxis
Hayriye Yerlikaya-Manzel
1132 Zuwanderung nach Deutschland aus der Perspektive einer Fachkraft
Aysenur Kölgesiz
8E Docentes Inmigrantes [BG3/4] VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Natalia Ferrada Quezada, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile
1109 Tendencias de la literatura sobre el profesorado inmigrante: ¿dónde está el foco?
Natalia Ferrada Quezada y Cherie Flores Fernández
1110 ¿Qué nos dice la literatura acerca de las iniciativas para incorporar profesores inmigrantes al sistema escolar?
Natalia Ferrada Quezada y Cherie Flores Fernández
1111 Los profesores inmigrantes en Chile desde sus experiencias profesionales
Natalia Ferrada Quezada y Cherie Flores Fernández
END OF IN PERSON SESSIONS
Day Three 25 August 2023 Friday
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 11:15-12:45
9A Migration, Law and Policy V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Hanna Franz, Universität Hamburg, Germany
339 Workshops for Improving Digital Literacy Skills among Refugee Populations
Mythili Menon, Kaitlyn Hemberger, Mohd Sabra, Murtuza Jadliwala
203 From the politics of closed ports to the politics of faraway ports: Piantedosi decree as a new frontier of populism
Veronica Romano
329 The solidarity’s principle in the government of migration between criminalization and sustainability
Filomena Pisconti
204 Syrian Refugeedom, Post-War Reconstruction and Safe Return
Sandra Cvikić
9B Arts, Literature and Migration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Anwesha Das, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, India
75 The Middle Passage and Migration in West African Literature
Anwesha Das
425 “There is No Place Like Home”: Searching for a Home in Özdamar’s Seltsame Sterne starren zur Erde
Irem Elbir
206 Memory of emigration and the perception of immigrants in Italy
Luana Franco-Rocha, Dorothy Louise Zinn, Daniela Salvucci
325 Migration and culture: relocation of representatives of creative industries to Kazakhstan during the war period
Saida Negizbayeva
9C Economics, Work and Migration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Sahizer Samuk, University of Pisa, Italy
413 Local policies of diversity in (post-)industrial cities: unpacking multiculturalism in Italy and Japan
Magda Bolzoni and Silvia Crivello
497 New ‘crisis’, old challenges and responses: Labour im(mobilities) of Albanian migrants in Greece’s COVID – 19 ‘crisis’
Maria Panteleou
360 Which temporalities for asylum seekers and refugees? The perspective of street-level workers in the Italian asylum system
Pamela Pasian
219 Talking about the meaning of work: The case of highly skilled Italian migrants abroad
Sahizer Samuk and Sandra Burchi
9D History and Migration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Caner Tekin, Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany
51 Human migrations, history and law according to “The Nomos of the Earth”
Orazio Maria Gnerre
221 Migrating beyond the “wave”: transformations of the migratory experience of Brazilian migrants in Portugal (1960-2020)
Patricia Posch
Rosa Cabecinhas
Isabel Macedo
248 Situational Migration and Hidden Histories: A Case Study
Rochelle Fernandes
9E Youth, Children and Families V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Gul Ince Beqo, University of Urbino, Italy
271 Network to Credit: Role of Kinship in Punjabi Migration
Atinder Pal Kaur
531 Youth Forced Migration Experiences in Southeast Asia
Rashin Lamouchi
343 Separated but still one? On the complexities of translocal households: Results from a case study in Sierra Leone
Johannes Lückenkötter
446 Transmitting family culture and changing marriage decision strategies in the migration context: cultural and structural dynamics
Gul Ince-Beqo and Eralba Cela
9F Göç Çalışmaları V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Betül Dilara Şeker, Van Yuzuncuyil University, Turkey
328 2013-2022 Arasında Türkiye’den Almanya’ya Nitelikli Göç ve İnsani Güven(siz)lik
Burçe Orhan
538 Sosyo-Ekonomik Gelişmişlik Düzeyi ile Göç Arasındaki İlişki: Van İli Üzerine Bir Araştırma: Sosyo-Ekonomik Gelişmişlik Düzeyi ile Göç Arasındaki İlişki: Van İli Üzerine Bir Araştırma
Ceren Pehlivan, Bahadır Yüzbaşı, Gökhan Tuncel
540 Ekonomik Yetersizlik İle Göç Arasindaki İlişkinin Ampirik Analizi: Van İlinden Kanitlar
Ceren Pehlivan ve Bahadır Yüzbaşı
504 Göç Sürecinde Kesişimsellik: Sosyal Psikolojik Bakış Açısı
Betül Dilara Şeker
9G Las Migraciones V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Pascual Garcia, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador
355 Jóvenes españoles descendientes de familias inmigrantes en las migraciones intra-europeas: ¿la triple ausencia?
Alberto Capote-Lama y Mónica Belén Fernández-Suarez
494 Discurso de odio en contra de la inmigración: desplazamientos del homo sacer moderno
Laura Natalia y Rodríguez Ariano
184 The revitalization of rural areas in Spain through the chain migration
Paula Alonso, Leticia Santaballa, Laura Oso
462 E Percepción negativa respecto a la inmigración venezolana por la mendicidad
Jessica Ordóñez
12:45-13:45 BREAK
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 13:45-15:15
10A Migration, Law and Policy V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Jara Al-Ali, Universität Hamburg, Germany
436 Management of Massive Asylum Seeker Influx in Kenya and Turkey Through Policy and Law-Making
Abdülaziz Ahmet Yasar
253 Frontex’s responsibility in third countries: Ensuring accountability in the Western Balkans
Adnan Smajic
460 Addressing the root causes of migration and improving community resilience by accelerating climate action
Konstantinos Pappas
381 The Human Rights of Refugees: Status Transition from Illegal Migrants to Asylum Seekers regarding the Supression of Migrant Smuggling as a Transnational Crime
Blerta Ahmedi, Bekim Nuhija, Stefani Stojchevska, Betim Jahja
10B Economics, Work and Migration V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Sadaf Mahmood, Women University Multan, Pakistan
257 Understanding the network of diaspora donors, collection, distribution, and utilization of resources by diaspora-funded organizations and institutions; Diaspora philanthropy in Kerala, India
Afsal K. and Reshmi R. S.
476 Socio-economic Determinants of Labor Movement From Georgia to the Eastern Black Sea Coastal Cities
Kerim Taşkın
434 Urban-Rural Migration and Its Impact on New Business Models
Ferah Ozgoren Sen, Ebru Bilgen Kocaturk, Nevin Karabıyık Yerden
1120 Human Capital Accumulation and Career Development of Pakistani Labour Migrants in Germany. What Determines their Success?
Sadaf Mahmood, Beatrice Knerr, Izhar Ahmad Khan
10C Education and Skilled Migration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Dr Pınar Yazgan, Sakarya University, Turkey
227 The “Not Migrant” Narrative and its Causes: Self-Categorization of the Highly-skilled Migrants in Budapest
Pınar Dilan Sönmez Gioftsios
373 Barriers and challenges in emigration of semiskilled and unskilled workers of Indian Villages
Md Musharuddin Sk
41 Innovation and flexibility: Nigerian women in Durban’s informal economy
Sunday Israel Oyebamiji
439 The Education of Immigrants in the Strengthening of Their Citizenship in Brazil
Luis Renato Vedovato and Ana Clara Fossaluza Vidal Mina
10D L’émigration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Erhan Kurtarir, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey
348 La Place des ONG dans le cadre normatif de protection internationale des réfugiés
Samira Bikarden
113 L’émigration des ingénieurs marocains à l’étranger : une analyse empirique
Djamila Chekrouni, Zaynab Benabdallah
510 Réinventer la migration dans la vallée du fleuve Sénégal
Mohamadou Sall
10E Las Migraciones V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Pascual Garcia, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador
354 La llegada a la jubilación de los antiguos inmigrantes: la experiencia francesa a través de los marroquíes
Alberto Capote-Lama
122 El Derecho a la Salud de la Población Migrante Venezolana en Colombia
Juan Pablo Serrano Frattali
115 Court-To-Court Dialogue: Challenges For The Protection Of Children In Migration Processes
Laila Roxina y Moliterno Abi Cheble
404 Reflexiones teórico-metodológicas para el estudio de los vínculos familiares transnacionales en México y en Estados Unidos: apuntes de trabajo de campo
María José Grisel Enríquez-Cabral y Ismael García Castro
10F Migration and Social Integration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Carla De Tona, University of Bologna, Italy
336 Forging Refugee Identity: On Liminal Spaces, The Arts, and Transcultural Exchange
Sarah Koellner and Kerrigan von Carlowitz
1123 Which co-participation is possible with migrants? A critical reflection on the organization and co-design of the Usability Tests and of the Public Pilot Implementation during the H2020 MICADO project in Bologna, Italy
Carla De Tona
541 Investigation of Migration due to Social Environmental Pressure by Geographical Regression: The Example of Van Province
Çetin Görür and Bahadır Yüzbaşı
15:15-15:30 BREAK
Day Three 25 August 2023 – 15:30-17:00
11A Migration, Law and Policy V3 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Andrea Romano, University of Barcelona, Spain
45 The use of the transformative intercultural mediation model for immigrants
Amel Ketani
1108 Retrieving the Solidarity Pillar: Reframing the future of the EU’s free movement of persons from empowering historical legacies
Cristina Blanco Sío-López
410 Private International Law and Migration: Insights from a Brazilian approach
Laís Silva Lopes Tavares, Marilda Rosado de Sá Ribeiro, Luís Renato Vedovato
363 Enviromental Refugees and the 1951 refugee convention
AlBaraa Quradi
11B Education and Skilled Migration V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: TBC
350 Testimonios as decolonizing tools in EFL teacher education programs to promote reflection and action
Irasema Mora Pablo
334 Creating a Bilingual Digital Game-Based Learning Platform for Teaching Refugee Children Middle-School Science
Mythili Menon and JaeHwan Byun
515 The Importance of Intercultural Competence of Educators: Non-EU Lecturers in Baltic States
Vaiva Chockevičiūtė and Karin Kuimet
11C Remittances and Development V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Deniz Yetkin Aker, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University, Turkey
236 Remittances, Healthcare and Education in Morocco: A Micro Econometric Analysis
Boutaina Ismaili Idrissi, Sara Kawkaba, Ezzrari Abdeljaouad
142 Social remittances from Gulf: Impact on different dimensions of autonomy of the non-migrant wives in Kerala
Mohd Imran Khan
23 A Quantitative Analysis on the Effect of Remittances on the Socio-Economic Development of Return Migrants
Sarbani Thakur, Kailash Chandra Das, Tushar Dakua
11D Youth, Children and Families V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Almudena Macías León, University of Malaga, Spain
1 Culture of migration and aspiration of youth in Kerala
Sulaiman KM
503 Adolescents’ decision to migrate following parental labour migration. Questions of agency, opportunities, and constraints
Georgiana Udrea and Gabriela Guiu
445 Approach to the situation of Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Spain
Almudena Macías León
205 From Left-behind Children to Low-skilled Youth Labor Migrants: chain migration within the kinship networks in Do Thanh Commune (Yen Thanh District of Nghe An Province of Vietnam)
Thi Van Cao and Thuy Linh Nguyen
11E Insecurities and Migration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Afzalur Rahman, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh
239 Migrants, the State and Human Trafficking in Trinidad and Tobago
Andel Andrew and Lue Anda Francis-Blackman
192 The Old Route is New Again: Female Migrant Journeys from The Gambia to the Canary Islands
Catherine Conrad
461 New Trend, Illegal Migration from Turkey to the USA
Emrah Cengiz
346 Syrian Refugees in Turkey: Mental Health Challenges and Risk Factors
Selen Subaşı and Klára Tarkó
437 Multidimensional Poverty, Migration and Human Dignity
Luis Renato Vedovato and Ana Elisa Spaolonzi Queiroz Assis
11F Migration Governance V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Ana Vila-Freyer, Universidad Latina de México, Mexico
228 Managing Mobility Dangers and Irregular Migration from Africa to Europe: The Role of Migration Governance
Adedeji Oso
106 Tunisian ‘Escapees’- Sub-Saharan ‘Invaders’: Tunisian Media Discourse(s) on Crimmigration
Amal Hlioui
466 Old wine in New Bottle? Old Wine in new bottle? Migrants, Discipline and Surveillance in the New Workplaces: A Global South Perspective
Sumeetha Mokkil Maruthur
210 For every action, and equal reaction? The two paths guiding the (re)making of the North American Migratory System
Ana Vila-Freyer
11G Migration and Social Integration V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Apostolos G. Papadopoulos, Harokopio University, Greece
475 Problematising the migration-wellbeing nexus in rural Greece in unequal times
Apostolos G. Papadopoulos and Loukia-Maria Fratsea
1124 Repopulating small towns by international migration: a mutual interest relationship?
Michela C. Pellicani
22 International Migration, Nigerian Diaspora and Gender-Based Violence in the Global North: International Migration, Nigerian Diaspora and Gender-Based Violence in the Global North
Oláyínká Àkànle and Timileyin Asala
281 Intergenerational transmission of domestic violence in refugee families in Durban, South Africa
Kassa Maksudi and Shanaaz Hoosain
17:00 END OF DAY THREE SESSIONS
Venue: Mövenpick Hotel Hamburg, Sternschanze 6, 20357 Hamburg, Germany
https://movenpick.accor.com/en/europe/germany/hamburg/hotel-hamburg.html
Day Four 26 August 2023 Saturday
Day Four 26 August 2023 – 09:30-11:00
12A Theory and Methods in Migration Studies V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Ruchi Singh, Tata Institute, India
432 A Collaborative Open-Source Migration Research Platform
Jimmy Krozel, Mark Peters, Athina Bikaki, Shaili Dave, Luke Lorentzatos, Ioannis Kakadiaris
157 Quality of data on migrants in the Indian Census
Reshmi R S, Ram Bhagat, Shalini Sen
15 Highland-Lowland Interaction in Mountain Regions: A Study of Changing Patterns among Bhotiya Tribes of Garhwal Himalaya
Saurav Kumar
1114 Impact of Machine Learning based Data Imputation on the Prediction and Classification Performance of Refugee Modeling Dataset
Kazi Tanvir Islam, Esther Mead, Nitin Agarwal
12B Insecurities and Migration V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Afzalur Rahman, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh
168 Exploring Two Categories of Ukrainian War Refugees Abroad, and Their Common Way to the Sure Victory of Ukraine
Oksana Koshulko
371 The hero across borders: the contemporary myth of the migrant-hero
Patricia Posch
181 A Risk Taken to Serve the Decision: Challenges of the journey of the Irregular Sub-Saharan African Migrants
Siham Soulaimi
379 Rohingya Refugees’ perilous journey from Myanmar to Southeast Asia and South Asia: An assessment through criminalization approach
Afzalur Rahman
177 Chinese women in transnational marriage migration in two British cities, UK
Lan Lo
12C Göç Çalışmaları V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Betül Dilara Şeker, Van Yuzuncuyil University, Turkey
408 Kahramanmaraş-Türkiye Depremleri Sonrası Yaşanan Deprem Göçü Üzerine Sosyolojik Bir Çalışma
Senem Gürkan ve Erkan Perşembe
453 Türkiye’de Deprem ve Göç İlişkisi: Deprem Özelinde Göç
Sibel Terzioğlu
255 Beklenen İstanbul Depremi Özelinde Teknoloji: Görüntü İşleme ve Yapay Zekâ Algoritmaları Adaptasyonu
Enis Çetin
388 Türkiye’de Yükselen Göçmen Karşiti Popülizm: Siyasi Partilerin Seçim Beyannamelerinde Yer Alan Göçmen Politikalarinin Karşilaştirmali Analizi ve Çözüm Önerileri
Irfan Gümüşlü
505 Understanding the Attitudes towards Refugees among the Residents of Izmir, Turkey
Betül Dilara Şeker and Ibrahim Sirkeci
12D Migration and Integration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Venera Tomaselli, University of Catania, Italy
384 Extra-European Immigration by Media in EU Public Opinion
Venera Tomaselli and Rossana Sampugnaro
30 Refugees Integration in Greece and Italy (2010 -2020): A Comparison Study
Dimitrios Georgiadis
310 Migration and Radicalization with Violence
Merve Önenli Güven
539 Examining the Factors Affecting Cultural Similarity in the Post-Migration Adaptation Process by Geographical Weighted Regression Method: The Case of Van Province
Çetin Görür, Bahadır Yüzbaşı, Gökhan Tuncel
12E Wellbeing and Migration V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Sadaf Mahmood, Women University Multan, Pakistan
314 Children in the Trauma Trail: From Being Human to Well Being
Surbhi Kumar, Shubhra Seth
400 Overcoming Adversity: An Investigation of Psychological Well-Being among Syrian Refugees in Turkey
Selen Subaşı
217 Commodified by displacement: the case of Syrian women in Lebanon’s agricultural sector
Jessy Nassar
1121 Challenges and Well-being of Pakistani Students: Evidence from Germany
Sadaf Mahmood, Beatrice Knerr, Izhar Ahmad Khan, Muhammad Shabbir, Muhammad Idrees, Uzma Niaz
11:00-11:15 BREAK
Day Four 26 August 2023 – 11:15-13:00
13A Migration and Urban Integration V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Sahizer Samuk, University of Pisa, Italy
294 Internal Bordering in the Turkish Context: Inferences from Syrians’ housing process in urban áreas
Ulaş Sunata and Feriha Nazda Güngördü
312 The Cretan Refugees in the Province of Adana
Aslı Emine Çomu
386 Reading the Production of Space in Syrian Neighborhoods in Ankara
Damla Isiklilar
126 Understanding Turkish return migration from Germany
Funda Yildirim
13B Wellbeing and Migration V3 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Lan Lo, University of Nottingham, UK
345 The maternity experiences of women seeking asylum, in Australia
Glenys Frank, Deborah Fox, Nicky Leap
76 A comparative study on access to contraceptives and abortion services among Nepalese migrants in Japan and New York City, USA
Masako Tanaka
407 Implications of male migration on the decision-making and autonomy of the migrants’ wives: Evidence from Middle Ganga Plain Survey, India
Reshmi R S, Ram Babu Bhagat, Gulshan Kumar, Sumit Narayan Dwivedi
102 Immigrants’ adaptation strategies in the (post)pandemic reality
Joanna Kulpińska, Katarzyna Górska, Anna Wyrwisz
537 Unpacking the magnitude and heterogeneity of the impacts of reverse migration in environmentally vulnerable locations in Bangladesh
Mohammad Kabir
13C Migration and Integration V2 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Ruchi Singh, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India
65 Assessing the integration of Ukrainian refugees in the Romanian labour market: Case study: the city of Oradea
Edina Lilla Meszaros
222 Experiences of migrant nurses in Japan: Building diversity in workplace interpersonal relationships
Yoshiyuki Nagaya, Nicola Gillin, David Smith
440 Chinese Migration to Africa: The Case of Cameroon
Jocelyne Kenne Kenne
1107 Boatmen and Decent Work: Insights from Varanasi District
Akhilesh Vishwakarma and Ruchi Singh
13D Migration, Religion, and Religious Groups V1 – VIRTUAL ACCESS
Chair: Eric M. Trinka, Emory and Henry College, USA
455 Religious Studies and Migration Research: Exploring Methodological Mysteries and Interdisciplinary Insights
Ingrid Løland
118 Identity Matters: Culture and Religion as Key Factors in the Migration of Muslims
Joseph Abraham Levi
111 A Tale of Two Regions: Perceptions of Syrian Forced Immigrants in Lebanon through a Religious Lens
Ziad Alahmad
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