News
Registration open for 'Examining Migration Dynamics: Networks and Beyond' Conference
May 18, 2013
Climate change and Migration - A new working paper
May 16, 2013
Is climate change a determinant of international migration? This latest working paper by Michel Beine and IMI's Christopher Parsons examines climatic factors as determinants of international migration.
Migration: Global Development, New Frontiers Conference 2013
Apr 30, 2013
The recent interdisciplinary conference on migration jointly organised by the NORFACE Research Programme on Migration and the Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration brought together academics, high level practitioners, politicians and media representatives to discuss migration related issues.
Gathering data in the African Great Lakes
Apr 30, 2013
International Migration Institute researchers have returned to Oxford after a recent workshop in Kampala, Uganda to work with project partners to initiate the next phase of the Mobility in the African Great Lakes project.
A new working paper pushing the creolisation paradigm
Apr 26, 2013
This latest working paper by Iain Walker considers what defines the process of ‘creolisation’ in the context of the Comorian island of Ngazidja.
Job Vacancy: Research Officer, DEMIG Project
Apr 25, 2013
Within and beyond citizenship – Migrants’ trapped in legal ambiguity?
Apr 24, 2013
The latest Debating Development blog post by Agnieszka Kubal
The feminisation of migration: Are more women migrating?
Apr 19, 2013
The latest Debating Development blog post by Maria Villares-Varela
'Transnational Religious Spaces: Faith and the Brazilian Migration Experience' Book Launch
Apr 16, 2013
A new book by IMI's Olivia Sheringham exploring the role of religion in the everyday, transnational lives of Brazilian migrants in London and on their return to Brazil.
The development potential of migration: Latest Research Note
Apr 16, 2013
This new Thematic Research Note for the International Food Policy Research Institute 'The development potential of migration: The status quo, lessons from other regions, and implications for research' is co-authored by Hein de Haas.
Has the world really become more migratory?
Apr 12, 2013
A new working paper 'The Globalisation of Migration' by Mathias Czaika and Hein de Haas
New webcast: Why do people migrate?
Mar 27, 2013
In the latest Oxford Martin School webcast, they interviewed Mathias Czaika, one of IMI's James Martin Fellows, to better understand why people migrate.
Call for papers: Reconsidering African Integration in a Fragmented Age - Closed
Mar 25, 2013
IMI, ACMS-Wits University, and the Max Planck Institute joint workshop, 2-6 December 2013, Johannesburg, South Africa
New research collection: Migration and Climate Change
Mar 25, 2013
The latest research collection from the Elgar Migration Research Collection Series 'Migration and Climate Change', edited by Graeme Hugo is now available.
Latest article by Naluwembe Binaisa
Mar 06, 2013
A new article 'Ugandans in Britain Making ‘New’ Homes: Transnationalism, Place and Identity within Narratives of Integration' has been published in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
Aspiring to a better life in a globalised world
Feb 22, 2013
This latest blog post by IMI's Mathias Czaika explores migration aspirations and capabilities.
Agnieszka Kubal latest article published
Feb 21, 2013
A new article "Migrants' Relationship with Law in the Host Country: Exploring the Role of Legal Culture" has been published in the Journal of Intercultural Studies.
Final Report: Drivers, Processes, and Future Scenarios of Migration in the Pacific Region
Feb 21, 2013
Migration’s uncertain place post-2015
Feb 18, 2013
An article by IMI co-director Oliver Bakewell discussing the place of migration in a post-2015 development agenda.
Latest IMI working paper on Mexico-US migration
Feb 07, 2013
This paper addresses how social networks effect an individual’s decision to migrate in the context of the Mexico-US migration stream.
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