21.03.2023
The International Conference on Forced Migration at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is taking place on 14-15 April, 2023, with associate professor Tamirace Fakhoury, Global Refugee Studies (GRS), giving the opening plenary address on the governance of forced migration and the global refugee regime.
06.03.2023
In March, MIX offers you to explore the concept of 'convoluted mobility', undocumented motherhood, and migrant mother smuggling in the Tunisian–Libyan borderlands and trade unions and right-wing populism in Europe through the case study of Denmark. The research papers are conducted by MIX members and are exploring the forums’ core topics of migration, displacement, and integration.
17.02.2023
The research group “Junctures of change in the integration of young refugees” invites all interested to the seminar on young refugees’ experience of integration during the paradigm shift in Danish immigration policy. The seminar will be held on 22 February, 14-16 o’clock at the Migration Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen.
16.02.2023
The Mediation Grammar and the easyRights teams invite all interested to join the last CEN (European Committee for Standardization) workshop on February 21st to discuss the proposed draft of the CWA (CEN Workshop Agreement).
13.02.2023
PhD students Rieke Schröder (AAU) and Marie Lunau (RUC) publish an article “Queer Migrations: Imagining Intersectional Positions and Potentials”, talking about the importance of recognizing intersectionality in the queer asylum seeker community.
01.02.2023
PhD student Ahlam Chemlali argues that border enforcement and EU counter-smuggling policies trap and confine migrant mothers in a new article, published in the high-ranking journal Trends in Organized Crimes.
26.01.2023
Steffen Bo Jensen, Professor at Global Refugee Studies and the Head of MIX will be addressing L’Art Rue seminar “The Migrations and borders: issues of migration non-politics”, DPDW Civic Space, in Tunis, Tunisia on January 27, 2023.
18.01.2023
To kick off January, MIX offers you to dive deeper into the topics of migration, geopolitics and scaling, the work environment of migrant workers employed in the construction sector in Denmark, and which types of employers have refugee employees. The research papers are conducted by MIX members and are exploring the forums’ core topics of migration, displacement, and integration.
09.01.2023
Associate professor Caitlin McMullin, WISER is presenting a novel frame for analyzing the practices of co-production between citizens and professionals in the non-profit sector in her new book Non-profit Organizations and Co-production: The Logics Shaping Professional and Citizen Collaboration.
15.12.2022
Associate professor Tamirace Fakhoury has been granted DKK 750,000 from Carlsbergfondet as a 'Monograph Fellowship'.
09.12.2022
Just before the year’s end, MIX will gather the center researchers for an Internal seminar about shifts in migration, displacement, and integration. From migrant health and Ukraine refugees to anti-trafficking policy, LGBTIQ+ refugees, and borders of democracy - these interdisciplinary research and knowledge-sharing societal questions will be just a few research topics covered in the program.
16.11.2022
MIX - Center for Displacement, Migration and Integration team talked with center researcher Karen Nielsen Breidahl on what to expect from the upcoming online seminar “Paradigm Shift: paradoxes of temporariness, return and protection” on November 16. The event will cover Danish immigration and asylum policies, the changes in the last 10 years, and the paradigm shift that has pushed integration politics into the direction of repatriation efforts.