Welfare Policies as Migration Control:  The Case of EU Migrants (keynote speech)

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Nikola Sander,Guy J.Abel& Ramon Bauer am Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and GlobalHuman Capital CC BY-NC 3.0

Conference

of

the

Secti

on

‘

Mi

grati

on

and

Ethni

c

Mi

nori

ti

es’

of

the

German

Soci

ol

ogi

cal

Associ

ati

on

(DGS)

May

31 and

June

1,

2018

Centre

Marc

Bl

och

Berl

i

n

Mi

grati

on

and

mobi

l

i

ty

are

among

the

most

f

undamental

changes

of

soci

eti

es

worl

dwi

de

and

they

are

a

central

i

ngredi

ent

of

gl

obal

i

zati

on.

Mi

grati

on

research

has

l

ong

shown

that

mi

grati

on

i

s

not

a

process

wi

th

j

ust

one

cl

earl

y

dened

starti

ng

and

end

poi

nt.

I

n

contrast,

i

t

has

been

descri

bed

as

a

process

or

a

ca

career

.

Yet,

research

on

subsequent

mobi

l

i

ty

i

n

i

ndi

vi

dual

s’

l

i

f

e

courses

f

ol

l

owi

ng

the

i

ni

ti

al

mi

grati

on

i

s

sti

l

a

rather

young

topi

c.

The

conf

erence

f

ocuses

on

mobi

l

i

ty

af

ter

i

nternati

onal

mi

grati

on,

i

ts

causes,

patterns,

and

eﬀects.

We

want

to

i

nqui

re

about

‘

mobi

l

i

ty

af

ter

mi

grati

on’

f

or

i

ndi

vi

dual

s

bel

ongi

ng

to

v

vari

ous

groups

of

mi

grants,

and

across

generati

ons.

We

are

i

nterested

i

n

the

contexts

that

shape

opportuni

ti

es

f

or

mobi

l

i

ty

on

the

mi

cro-,

meso-

and

macrol

evel

,

such

as

l

ocal

,

nati

onal

or

European

pol

i

ci

es.

The

papers

are

based

on

empi

ri

cal

studi

es,

usi

ng

both

quanti

tati

ve

and

qual

i

tati

ve

approaches

and

set

i

n

di

set

i

n

di

ﬀerent

parts

of

the

worl

d,

as

wel

l

as

theoreti

cal

contri

buti

ons,

addressi

ng

the

rel

ati

on

between

mobi

l

i

ty

and

mi

grati

on.

Organi

zers:

Chri

sti

ne

Barwi

ck

(

Centre

Marc

Bl

och)

&

Nadj

a

Mi

l

ewski

(Rostock

Uni

versi

ty)

Conf

erence

venue:

Centre

Marc

Bl

och,

Fri

edri

chstrasse

191,

10117

Berl

i

n,

Germai

ne-

Ti

l

i

on

Saal

(7.

Fl

oor)

Attendance

onl

y

wi

th

regi

strati

on.

Pl

ease

send

an

emai

l

to

Tom

Pascaud

(pascaud@cmb.

hu-berl

i

n.

de)

unti

l

22.

05. 2018

T

The

regi

strati

on

f

ee

i

s

15€,

i

ncl

udi

ng

coﬀee

and

ref

reshments

on

both

days

Once

on

the

move,

always

on

the

move?

Mobility

after

migration

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM Thursday,May 31

From 9:30:Arrival& registration

10:30

Conference opening

Catherine Gousseﬀ,Director ofthe Centre Marc Bloch Ch

Christine Barwick & Nadja Milewski,DGS Section Migration and Ethnic Minorities

10:45-12:30

Session I:Mobility in the life course

Chair:Nadja Milewski (University of Rostock)

S

Steﬀen Jaksztat & NicolaiNetz (DZHW Hannover):Explaining scientists’plans for internationalmobility from a life course perspective

Knut Petzold (Ruhr University Bochum):Internationalstudent mobility and individuals’willingness to migrate in the EU-28 S

Sören Carlson (Europa-University Flensburg):Intra-European mobility between emplacement and displacement.Analysing German mobile graduates’further mobility trajectories Anna X.Wieczorek (BAMF Nürnberg):Patterns of(Im)Mobility: Biographicalexperiences after migration ofyoung Poles in Germany and Canada

12:30-13:30:Lunch

13:30-15:15 13:30-15:15

Session II:Return & roots migration Chair:Elisabeth Schilling (FHöV NRW)

Jan-Philipp Steinmann (University ofGöttingen):One-way or return? Explaining group-specic return intentions ofrecently arrived Polish and Turkish immigrants in Germany

M

Meltem Yilmaz Sener (University ofAdger & Istanbul):

Considering to remigrate? Return migration ofTurkish qualied migrants from Germany and the US

Ilka Steiner (University ofGeneva):Immigrant’s intentions in a high-income destination country.From remigration to naturalization

Lisa Johnson

Lisa Johnson (University ofTrier):On the move:Understanding the importance of“roots”and “return”in the transnationallives of Jamaican women in Montreal

15:15-15:30:Coﬀee break

15:30-16:30 Keynote

Chair:Mathias Bös (Leibniz University Hannover)

Jean-MichelLaeur (University ofLiège):Welfare policies as migration control:the case ofEU migrants

16:30-16:45:

16:45-17:30

Session III:The political dimension of migration & mobility Chair:Mathias Bös (Leibniz University Hannover)

Ester Serra Mingot & Valentina Mazzucato (Maastricht University): Moving for a ‘better welfare’? The case oftransnationalSudanese families

A

Arzu Yilmaz (SWP-German Institute for Internationaland Security Aﬀairs Berlin):Refugee Mobility as a PoliticalAct and

Reterritorialization ofKurdistan

Friday,June 1 9:00-10:45

Session IV:Onward mobility & new destination places Chair:Christine Barwick (Centre Marc Bloch Berlin)

T

Tabea Scharrer (Max Planck Institute for SocialAnthropology Halle): Mobility or permanency ofmigration? The case ofSomalian migrants Helen McCarthy (Middlesex University):Understanding integration trajectories for mobile Spanish-Latin Americans

Jaafar

Jaafar Alloul(KU Leuven & University ofAmsterdam):‘Leaving Europe’ as strategy for socialmobility:Mapping the ‘status migration’of second-generation Maghrebiminorities from Western Europe to Dubai

Andreas Müller (BAMF Nürnberg):EU and nationalgovernance of onward mobility

11:00-12:30

Session V:Mobility capital & embeddedness

Chair:Aysen Üstübici (SWP-German Institute for International and Security Aﬀairs Berlin / Koc University Istanbul)

Joelle

Joelle Moret (University ofNeuchatel):European Somalis’ post-migration mobility practices:When crossing borders becomes a resource

Zeynep Yanasmayan (Max Planck Institute for Social

Anthropology Halle):Making sense ofhighly educated migration from Turkey to Europe:The case for mobility nexuses

Darja

Darja Klingenberg (Goethe University Frankfurt):Understanding Migration through Dwelling

12:30-13:30:Lunch

13:30-15:15

Session VI:Immobility & Transit Chair:Elsa Tulmets (Centre Marc Bloch)

Elena

Elena Fontanari(University ofMilan/ Humboldt University Berlin): Subjectivities in transit.Every day experiences ofmobile refugees between European borders

Leandros Fischer (University ofMarburg):Stuck on an island: Surviving neoliberalabandonment in Cyprus

V

Vioerla Ducu,Aron Telegdi-Csetri(Babes-BolyaiUniversity Cluj-Napoca):Living in temporary transnationalsuspension: Romanian abroad

Robert Rydzewski(Mickiewicz University Poznań):Going Into Reverse:Reconstruction ofthe Balkan Route

15:30-16:00 C

Welfare Policies as Migration Control: The Case of EU Migrants (keynote speech)

Conference

of

the

Secti

on

‘

Mi

grati

on

and

Ethni

c

Mi

nori

ti

es’

of

the

German

Soci

ol

ogi

cal

Associ

ati

on

(DGS)

May

31

and

June

1,

2018

Centre

Marc

Bl

och

Berl

i

n

Mi

grati

on

and

mobi

l

i

ty

are

among

the

most

f

undamental

changes

of

soci

eti

es

worl

dwi

de

and

they

are

a

central

i

ngredi

ent

of

gl

obal

i

zati

on.

Mi

grati

on

Welfare Policies as Migration Control:  The Case of EU Migrants (keynote speech)