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You can now (re)watch all recordings of the eight lectures that were part of the EuMIGS Lecture Series 2022 on migration policy and refugee reception in the (trans-) local context.

Focusing on policies and practices of refugee reception in different national contexts in Europe from a comparative perspective, speakers of the lecture series explored differences and similarities in refugee reception across Europe and interrogated how different welfare and citizenship regimes influence migration policy and reception practices.

You can find the recorded lectures on the EuMIGS website or the EuMIGS YouTube channel.

This was the full programme of the EuMIGS Lecture Series 2022:

November 7th, 2022

Shannon Damery – University of Liège – CEDEM

When a refugee is not a refugee, and child is not a child: Accompanied and unaccompanied migrant children’s access to rights in Belgium

Helen Schwenken - University of Osnabrück – IMIS

Unifying and dividing feelings: How volunteers in Germany narrate about supporting refugees

November 21st, 2022

Laura Oso – University of A Coruña

Newcomers and "Roots migrants": Welcoming spaces and rural revitalization of shrinking areas in Spain

Elina Jonitz – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Multi-level policies and governance of ‘post-2014 migrant integration’ in small communities (in the Netherlands)

December 5th, 2022

Anita Manatschal – University of Neuchâtel

How effective are integration policy reforms? The case of asylum-related migrants in Switzerland

Stefan Lang – Paris Lodron University of Salzburg

Satellite technology and geospatial tools for humanitarian action

December 12th, 2022

Karin Krifors – Linköping University - EMS

Conviviality: antiracist potentials of local welcoming cultures

Jacob Lind – Malmö University

Unaccompanied refugee minors and youth in Sweden – a review of research in the 21st century