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The Orders and Borders of Global Inequality - Migration and Mobilities in Late Capitalism

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09 Sep 2025

2025 IMISCOE PhD Summer School - Developing a sensory methodology in migration studies

The PhD Summer School in Lisbon brought together doctoral students from around the world, including Iryna Gokhman, to explore innovative approaches to research on migration and social change, with a special focus on visual and sensory methods. The Summer School, held from 25–29 August 2025, was hosted in Lisbon and organised under the IMISCOE framework. It offered an intensive program of lectures, workshops, and fieldwork sessions, running from morning to evening, and designed to foster cross-disciplinary learning and exchange among 25 PhD researchers, many of whom brought prior experience in the arts.
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Yudha (Pamungkas) Dewanto & Meiyun Meng at IMISCOE
07 Jul 2025

MIGMOBS @Universidad de Nebrija, Madrid, @Sciences Po, Paris & @IMISCOE Paris 2025

MIGMOBS has had some busy weeks in June and July! Our action shifted to Madrid and then Paris.
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IMISCOE conference - Decentering migration studies
Happening On 01/07/2025
19 Jun 2025

MIGMOBS at IMISCOE conference in Paris, 1-4 July 2025

The MIGMOBS team has a strong showing at the annual IMISCOE conference in Paris, 1-4 July 2025. Our participation is supported by UCC ISS21 IMISCOE Travel funding.
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Paint on South Mall traffic box, Cork.
12 May 2025

Africa–Ireland Migration and Mobilities Systems

Dr Kheira Arrouche is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow on the MIGMOBS project at University College Cork, where she leads a study on African migration and mobility in Ireland. Her research focuses on four key African migrant communities: Nigerians, Somalis, Algerians, and South Africans, examining how these groups navigate Ireland’s evolving migration regime and transnational mobility networks. https://www.peoplesrepublicofcork.com/articles/every-fela-is-welcome-in-cork  
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MIGMOBS ERC AdG Project

Radical Humanities Laboratory, Wandesford Quay Research Facility, University College Cork, Republic of Ireland

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