Date: 9-10 April 2022
Organizer: Global Institute for Research, Education & Scholarship (GIRES)
The conference wishes to engage in the philosophical, social, political and economic debates, seek answers and explore the future perspectives of (forced) migration in order to discuss about this highly complex global phenomenon. What are the causes? What are the challenges in social, economic and cultural level? What are the social policies and the future perspectives in this ever-changing globalized world? How borders are shaped and what is the role of migration in the shaping the demographics of the 21st century?
Proposed Topics
Local NGO’s, citizens actions, state policies
Social integration: barriers and methods
Immigration and refugee crisis: Discussions in the public sphere
Globalization: oil, market and financial crises and immigration
Migration and Refugees Crises in Literature, Media and Arts (including street visual arts)
International policies, push-backs and protection of the misplaced (cases studies)
Systems of immigration: methods,tactics, patterns and policies
Border authorities and policies
Migration and Refugee studies: comparative cases
History of Migration (refugee and migration crises)
Integration of immigrants/refugees: language, culture, social & everyday life, system of education
Matters and policies of Citizenship
Security and illegal entries: case studies
Social, political and financial dynamics
Human rights: international law, state laws
Trafficking connected to (and not only) to immigrants and refugees
Identity of the misplaced: religious, political, cultural, social
Multiculturalism:cultural transfers and integration
International and European perspectives: social change, integration in education and public life
Immigrants and rights: health, work, property and citizenship (types of asylum/protected settlement)
Political asylum (types, barriers, illegal actions, problems and solutions)
Globalization: borderless nations, borderless poverty in the 21st century
The life after border-crossing
Asylum and connected topics (seeking, policies etc)
‼️Deadline for abstracts: 2 April 2022.
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