Actualités
IMI Vacancy: Full-time Research Assistant for DEMIG Project
22/01/2013
The IMI in the Oxford Department of International Development (ODID) is seeking to recruit a Research Assistant to work on a major research project on “The determinants of international migration: A theoretical and empirical assessment of policy, origin and destination effects” (DEMIG).
IMI Seminars Hilary Term 2013
20/12/2012
Hilary Term 2013 Seminar Room 2, QEH, 3 Mansfield Road, 1-2pm
New IMI book on African migrations
26/04/2012
'African Migrations Research: Innovative Methods and Methodologies' will be published by Africa World Press at the end of May 2012
New diaspora studies paper from Khachig Tölölyan
26/04/2012
This paper formed the inaugural lecture at the launch of the Oxford Diasporas Programme in June 2011.
Free online tools
24/04/2012
We have been developing our two online tools: a database of African migrations references and a directory of researchers working on African migrations.
Student is interviewed about MSc in Migration Studies
18/04/2012
Katherine Flynn (Migration Studies 2011/12) talks about her experiences of the Oxford course.
IMI seeks Data Processing Assistant
17/04/2012
The International Migration Institute (IMI) is seeking to appoint a Data Processing Assistant to work on the DEMIG project, funded by the European Research Council, and the new research project on the “Drivers and Dynamics of High-Skilled International Migration”, funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
New paper on the effects of risk attitudes on the dynamics of migration
12/04/2012
EUMAGINE Newsletter - preliminary research results
04/04/2012
New Handbook of Research Methods in Migration
27/03/2012
Carlos Vargas-Silva, formerly of the International Migration Institute and now working at the Centre on Migration, Policy and Society, has edited an interdisciplinary handbook on using qualitative and quantitative research methods to study international migration.
IMI March news
23/03/2012
Our March newsletter is now available to read online.
New paper on Israel and the diaspora
22/03/2012
Professor William Safran of the University of Colorado Boulder was visiting the Oxford Diasporas Programme in February 2012. He has written a paper on the relationship between Israel and the diaspora.
New tools from the Max Planck Institute on visualizing migration
21/03/2012
Call for papers: 'Times of Change in the Arab World'
02/03/2012
The deadline for abstract submission for the session on 'Times of Change in the Arab World: Causes, Manifestations, and Consequences' at the 11th Belgian-Dutch Political Science Conference (Politicologenetmaal) 31 May - 1 June 2012 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, has been extended to 16 March 2012.
IMI E-lectures launched (online videos)
01/03/2012
The International Migration Institute begins a series of e-lectures with a talk from Professor Ronald Skeldon of the University of Sussex.
New Zealand and Australian governments encouraged to work with IMI
27/02/2012
A report on Pacific migration, prepared for New Zealand's Department of Labour and Australia's Department of Immigration and Citizenship, recommends working with the International Migration Institute's Global Migration Futures Project.
Global Migration Futures, Horn of Africa and Yemen: Project Briefing
09/02/2012
A short document detailing the objectives and work plan for this extension of the GMF project is now available to read.
New staff member joins IMI
20/01/2012
We are pleased to welcome Dominique Jolivet to the International Migration Institute.
New paper on migration in times of uncertainty
13/01/2012
IMI's Mathias Czaika has written a paper on the role of uncertainty and risk perceptions in the decision-making process about migration.
New partnership to study migration futures in the Horn of Africa
10/01/2012
The Global Migration Futures (GMF) project at the International Migration Institute (IMI) is extending its reach into the Horn of Africa and Yemen through an innovative partnership with the Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat (RMMS), funded by the Danish Refugee Council.
