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🚨Happy to share my new #openaccess article "A Creeping Crisis of Migration Management? Institutional Responses and Implications for 'Access' at the EU's Physical, Legal, and Social Borders" in Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies, part of SI "Migration Crises with Adjectives".
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In this IMISCOE blog post, Ana Margheritis discusses the recently published JIRS special issue titled "Migration Crisis with Adjectives: Towards a New Conceptualization and Assessment of Institutional Responses to Migration Crises across World Regions". Read here: www.imiscoe.org/news-and-blo...

You can find the full issue here:
www.tandfonline.com/toc/wimm20/2...

You can read the introduction here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

This special issue argues that the term "migration crisis" currently works as a joker card in political discourses, while stressing the need for clarity and exploring how crisis framing shapes institutional responses across regions, including Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.

Publication Alert!

New Special Issue titled "Migration Crisis with Adjectives: Towards a New Conceptualization and Assessment of Institutional Responses to Migration Crises across World Regions", edited by Prof. Ana Margheritis, is now published in the Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies.

Our committee provides a platform for engaging in comparative, transnational, and multilevel research and discussions on migrants’ access to citizenship and political rights.

Register now to join MIGCITPOL:
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Are you passionate about migration, citizenship, and political participation?
Whether you’re an early-career or established researcher, the IMISCOE Standing Committee on Migration, Citizenship and Political Participation (MIGCITPOL) invites you to become part of our dynamic community!

Join us for the relaunch of our Online Café on Monday, 19 May at 16:00 CET!

🔹 A one-hour informal space to connect, share ideas & published work

🔹 Featuring presentations by @bossoloji.bsky.social and @pau-palop.bsky.social

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And as a first activity on BlueSky, we want to ask your help in disseminating this CfA for a PhD Student to strenghten our team of co-coordinators. It is a great chance to bring in your ideas for activities that might revitalize our diverse groups of scholars! www.imiscoe.org/news-and-blo...

Our webpage not only explains in more detail our core mission and our perspective on migrants' poliritcal participation (comparative, transnational and multilevel) but also shows you *how to become a member* (very easy: just an email expressing who you are and why you are interested).

IMISCOE's Standing Committee on Migration, Citizenship and Political Participation is here! We study how states regulate citizenship status & rights, the factors shaping migrants’ access to naturalization, and migrants' participation in origin AND receiving countries. www.imiscoe.org/research/sta...