Connecting shores, crossing boundaries. Current trends on migration research and methodological challenges
Institute for Migration Research, University of Granada, Spain
Scientific directors: Nieves Ortega Pérez (UGR), Victoria Rodríguez-Rico Roldán (UGR) & Roberta T. Di Rosa (UGR & UNIPA)
COVID-19 Scenario: due to the difficulties and restrictions on international mobility, we will consider alternatives to carry out the summer school on line in case the in-site activities were not allowed by the pandemic situation.
Short description
The aim of this Migration Studies Ph.D. Summer School (MISSCHO) 2022 is to provide an intensive program that enhances the research exchanges among the group of universities participating, while thinking about the changes on mobility and communities we are experiencing.
This aims at the following subjects:
1. How trends and migratory itineraries have changed for the last decade in the Euro Mediterranean system.
2. How current social and migratory processes challenge research methods and classical approaches.
3. How political and social actors are responding to new demands and scenarios.
Considering the different topics that the Ph.D. students are developing in their studies, the common concern on methodologies, categories and approaches of analysis will be the main instrumental focus. Therefore, it will be required that students work in teams and prepare presentations to debate on.
Summer School (MISSCHO) 2022 :
https://escuelaposgrado.ugr.es/doctorado/escuelas/escuelasdeverano/2022/idss_2022/idss-misscho-2022