2022 Audiovisual Seminars

• On March 7th, 2022: EuroMedMig National Workshop: France. Organized by Yvan Gastaut (Université Côte d'Azur, Nice, France): Migration, media and sterotypes: cities in France, Europe and the Mediterranean area after 1945. Click here to see the workshop's programme. 

2021 Audiovisual Seminars​

• On November 30th, 2021: GRITIM-UPF Seminar Series for the Master in Migration Studies: Paul Tabar (Lebanese American University, Beirut, Lebanon): Transnational is not diasporic. The Australian-Lebanese community. National belonging in the age of globalization.

• On October 27th, 2021: EuroMedMig National Workshop: Morocco. Organized by Boutaina Ismaili Idrissi (Université Mohammed V, Rabat, and Member of AMERM): New migration patterns in the Mediterranean: North-South.

• On October 5th, 2021 Open Lecture Master Migration Studies within the framework of EuroMedMig : Lucy Mayblin  (University of Sheffield, Sheffield, England): Understanding contemporary migration and border controls in the context of colonial histories 

• On May 20th, 2021:GRITIM-UPF Research Seminar within the framework of EuroMedMig by Eleonora Insalaco (Anna Lindh Foundation, Alexandria, Egypt): Intercultural relations in the Euro-Mediterranean region: Trends from the Anna Lindh Foundation research and civil society consultation.

• On April 20th, 2021: GRITIM-UPF Research Seminar within the framework of EuroMedMig and in collaboration with IBEI by Yvan Gastaut (EuroMedMig and University of Côte d’Azur, Nice): Mediterranean Cities, Migrations and Cosmopolitanism: History and Memory between Global Approach and Micro History (from the 19th to the 21st centuries).

• On March 25th, 2021: EuroMedMig National Workshop: Portugal. Organized by Maria Lucinda Fonseca (IGOT-ULisboa and EuroMedMig): Migration in the digital era: exploring new data, practices, and lifestyles. Click here to see the program of the Workshop.

• On March 18th, 2021: EuroMedMig roundtable by Jean-Pierre Cassarino (IméRA, University of Aix-Marseille, and College of Europe, Warsaw, Poland), Ioana Vrabiescu (WIRL-COFUND Fellow, University of Warwick) and chaired by Lorenzo Gabrielli (GRITIM-UPF): Return Migration in a Critical Perspective: Questioning Concepts and Practices in the Mediterranean.​

• On February 25th, 2021: EuroMedMig Seminar by Ayse Caglar (University of Vienna and Institute for Human sciences, Austria): Migrants, ‘Coloniality of Power”, and Temporal Frameworks.

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2020 Audiovisual Seminars​

• On December 15th, 2020: EuroMedMig Seminar by Tamirace Fakhoury (ISJCR), Ivan Martin (GRITIM-UPF), Silvia Morgades (GRITIM-UPF), Saib Musette (CREAD), Gemma Pinyol (GRITIM-UPF), Peter Scholten (IMISCOE), Ricard Zapata-Barrero (GRITIM-UPF) and chaired by Tarek Saliba (ACSAR) : Is the new EU Pact a change of paradigm for Mediterranean Migration Governance?

      ​Click here to see the program of the Workshop.

• On November 5th, 2020: EuroMedMig National Workshop: Belgium. Organized by Hassan Bousetta (EuroMedMig Steering Committee Member): When Western Mediterranean migration Turns into Diasporas: Migration Dynamics, Collective Action and State Responses. 

      Click here to see the program of the Workshop.

• On November 11th, 2020: EuroMedMig National Workshop: Tunisia. Organized by Hassen Boubakri (EuroMedMig Steering Committee Member): Migration Policies of North African Countries towards Third Country Citizens.

​      Click here to see the program of the Workshop.

• On May 21st, 2020: Debate between Guia Gilardoni (ReSOMA, Milan, Italy) and Iván Martín (Associated EuroMedMig Member, GRITIM-UPF, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain), moderated by Luisa Faustini Torres (GRITIM-UPF, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain): Debate on the Research-Policy Nexus and the Interaction between Politicians and Researchers in Mediterranean Migration Issues.

      Click here to see the program of the debate.

• On May 7th, 2020: Abdelrahman Tamimi (EuroMedMig Steering Committee member, Palestinian Hydrology Group for Water and Environmental Resources Development, Ramallah, The Palestinian Authority): The Impact of Refugees on Urban Planning in Local Palestinian Communities.

      Click here to read his abstract and bio, and here his article.

• On April 20th, 2020: Thomas Lacroix (University of Poitiers, France): City Networks and Migration Governance.

      Click here to read his abstract and bio.

• On January 30th, 2020: Michael Collyer (School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex, Brighton, England): Hostile Environments in the Mediterranean.

      Click here to read his abstract and his bio, and here his article.