The open-access book “Politics of (Dis)Integration”, edited by INTEGRIM fellows Sophie Hinger and Reinhard Schweitzer, was presented at the IMISCOE Spring Conference 2020 in Lisbon The conference took place at the Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon, Portugal, on February 6-7. The conference was entitled “Moving, living,… Read More »“Politics of (Dis)Integration” – book launch
If we imagine democratic education as school communities practising participation, to what extent can schools escape the current approach taken in the public education system? What if they encounter hostility and restrictions? Can we learn democracy through transgressions and resistance? The stories in this article show how resistance by a… Read More »Resistance and devotedness: learning democracy under pressure
Night workers are an invisible group of people who keep the city running with their labour. Those of us who sleep at night have no idea that they even exist, but without them, the supermarket shelves would be empty in the morning.
Kitti Baracsi and Stefano Piemontese will coordinate the panel “Sensing and shaping urban marginality: multimodal and engaged research with children and young people” during the RC21 Conference in Antwerp (6-8 July 2020). Abstracts submissions by 15 March.
Reinhard Schweitzer was awarded the second prize of the IMISCOE-Springer competitive call for book proposals 2019 for a book based on his doctoral dissertation.
The call for panels and papers for the IRiS 2020 International Conference is finally out! The conference will be held on 9-11 September at the University of Birmingham.
Amandine Desille, Franz Buhr, and Karolina Nikielska-Sekula have recently published the first Cross Migration Brief on Methodological, Ethical and Epistemological Issues.
INTEGRIM members co-organised the IMSCOE Spring Conference 2020 entitled “Moving, living, investing and surviving: housing and migrations in uncertain times” (February 6-7, University of Lisbon).
Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) has rewarded Tina Magazzini with the MCAA Social Impact Award for the positive social impact generated by her research and engagement actions during her participation in the MSCA ITN INTEGRIM.
The INTEGRIM programme has made an innovative contribution to academic knowledge on the concept of integration as a key factor for the future cohesion of European societies through a vast academic production with more than 40 scientific articles (25 peer reviewed, 14 of them indexed and 5 ISIs), two collective… Read More »Our results in brief