Why can two people see the same facts about immigration and walk away believing opposite things? @jamesrdennison.bsky.social breaks it down in his new book with @andrewpgeddes.bsky.social. 🎥 https://loom.ly/89C1HUs
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Professor of Migration Studies/Director @mpc-eui.bsky.social part of @eui-schuman.bsky.social @eui-eu.bsky.social Florence, Italy 🇮🇹 Coordinating the INNOVATE project https://migrationresearchtopolicy.eu https://www.linkedin.com/company/mr2p-co-lab/
🎉Published today. What Europeans Think about Immigration and Why it Matters. Available for 40 of your US dollars, 30 of your British pounds or 41.10 of your European Euros. Whatever you prefer. global.oup.com/academic/pro...
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Migration back in the spotlight? This new podcast goes inside the decisions that shaped Europe’s approach. 🎧 Ep1 dives into the EU‑Turkey deal with Gerald Knaus — the man who helped craft it. Timing, power, and being in the room. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/5pwA...
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In this #EUIresearch video @jamesrdennison.bsky.social is in conversation with María Hernández about our new book 'What Europeans Think about Immigration and Why it Matters', imminently forthcoming with Oxford University Press. www.eui.eu/news-hub?id=...
What Europeans think about immigration and why it matters, with James Dennison
In this EUIResearch video, James Dennison, parttime Professor at the Migration Policy Centre, explores the ideas behind the new book he coauthored with MPC Di
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THIS IS HAPPENING! What Europeans Think about Immigration and Why It Matters James Dennison and Andrew Geddes Oxford University Press, publication date June 25 2026, £30 lnkd.in/dU8dRYuB
Learning new tricks: rethinking migration from the ground up | EUIdeas Andrew Geddes reflects on how working with young people in Florence reshaped his work on migration—revealing knowledge as something lived, shared & co-created beyond traditional academic boundaries. euideas.eui.eu/learning-new...
Learning new tricks: rethinking migration from the ground up | EUIdeas
Andrew Geddes reflects on how working with young people in Florence reshaped his work on migration—revealing knowledge as something lived, shared, and co-created beyond traditional academic boundaries.
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🎙️ New podcast episode on the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum 🎙️ One of Germany’s most experienced officials joins 'In the room' to take us inside the negotiations. 👉 Get a behind-the-scenes perspective on one of the EU’s most politically challenging reforms: open.spotify.com/episode/0Fjv...
📢 And the countdown is on! ➡️Get ready for the 22nd #MPCSummerSchool! in Florence 🇮🇹 22 June - 3 July 2026 for two weeks of intense learning, networking & collaboration on global #migration. ❗Scholarships available Applications open until 28 February: loom.ly/ESEjaCY
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Who can you meet at the #EastAfricaMigrationAcademy? This new course brings together migration practitioners, civil servants, researchers, journalists & NGO professionals, all working to understand migration mobility & displacement in East & Horn of Africa. Apply: loom.ly/doyALaI 🗓️ 4–8 May 2026
EUI Executive EducationEast Africa Migration Academy: Gender, migration and displacement in the East and Horn of Africa
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📢 Applications are now open for the first #EastAfricaMigrationAcademy in May 2026! The Academy will bring together #migration professionals from across the globe to reflect on gender, migration and #displacement in the East & Horn of Africa. exed.eui.eu/open-courses...
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Some bits from me in this edition of BBC radio 4’s The Briefing Room on UK and European responses to migration and asylum bbc.com/audio/play/m...
BBC Audio | The Briefing Room | What can the UK learn from the rest of Europe about asylum reform?
Is Denmark the right model for the UK's asylum policy?
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🚀 Applications are now open for the 2026 Migration Policy Centre Winter Academy ⭐ Fair Work and Safe Opportunities for People on the Move ⭐ 🗓️ February 2-6 2026 🇮🇹 Florence, Italy All the relevant application information can be found here: exed.eui.eu/open-courses...
EUI Executive EducationMigration Winter Academy: Fair work and safe opportunities for people on the move
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😎 Not quite finished this one yet but already looking forward to next academic year. 2025-26 kicks off with a seminar by Daniel Ghezelbash of UNSW Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law on countering misinformation about asylum seekers & refugees. migrationpolicycentre.eu/events/?id=5...
Countering misinformation about refugees and migrants: An evidence-based framework
Join Professor Daniel Ghezelbash as he presents a step-by-step approach to help individuals engage with misinformation about refugees and migrants effectively.
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Migration Policy Centre@mpc-eui.bsky.social · last yr.When it comes to migration governance, credibility matters 🤝 Join the Effective Migration Governance course to master the tensions, and policy dilemmas that shape today’s migration landscape. 📅 6–8 October 2024 📍 Florence, Italy Secure your seat loom.ly/6OiXoH8
When does a temporary crisis become permanent & who is responsible for fixing it? ➡️Nora Söderberg & Dr Otwori Dennis share testimonials from displaced residents & humanitarian workers in Western #Kenya to show why so-called “temporary” #displacements are anything but temporary. 📌 loom.ly/dvebWr8
Flooded, forgotten, still here: The struggle for solutions in Western Kenya’s informal displacement camps - Migration Policy Centre
This blog shares findings on the 'temporary' displacement camps in Western Kenya, drawing on interviews with displaced residents and humanitarian workers.
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Forum MIDEM@forum-midem.bsky.social · last yr.📢 Does higher #education make people more pro-immigration? Not always. New MIDEM paper by @lenkadrazanova.bsky.social dives into 20 years of ESS data — and challenges common assumptions. Read her study: forum-midem.de/more-educate... @stiftungmercator.bsky.social @tudresden.bsky.social
Minding the gap or missing the gaps? 🧵 Jeff Crisp (Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford) draws on his policymaking experience to explain why migration research frequently struggles to have real-world impact. migrationresearchtopolicy.eu/2025/06/19/t...
Co-Lab | The two overlooked gaps in migration research and policy
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“We are a centre for advanced research, so we don’t have students at the Schuman Centre. But when you came, you were researchers, and you experienced what it means to build a community, which is essential for doing #research.”– said Director Erik Jones at the U-LEAD closing ceremony.
How well can migrants access public services? Mediation is key to non-discriminatory access to public services, but for many foreign nationals, barriers remain. ‘Mediation Grammar’ can help policymakers & service providers improve access to public services for migrants. 📌 loom.ly/hwSEyxs
Co-Lab | How Mediation Grammar can be a driver for the inclusivity and accessibility of public services for immigrants
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🌍 How do international organisations influence #education policies for #immigrant #students? Louis Volante explores how international assessments shape global #education reforms, with a focus on 1st & 2nd generation #immigrant #students. 🗓️ 28 May/15:00 CEST 📍 Hybrid 👉 Register: loom.ly/OxKaI8c
International organisations, large-scale assessment, and the convergence of global education governance agendas
Join this event as Louis Volante examines how international large-scale assessments (ILSAs), particularly the Programme in International Student Assessment (PISA), shape global education governance ag...
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