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The CAS is a joint collaboration between Università della Svizzera italiana MIC and Université de Neuchâtel.
We address professionals with cutting-edge methods and tools to manage migration and diversity challenges in their workspace.
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“European Master in Migration Studies” : nouveau programme et nouveau réseau avec l’UniNE ! Plus d'informations
L’Université de Neuchâtel fait partie des initiateurs d’un nouveau programme d’échange académique européen consacré aux questions migratoires. L’European Master in Migration Studies (EuMIGS) vise à promouvoir la mobilité et la formation transnationale des étudiant-e-s ainsi que l’échange d’équipes d’enseignement entre huit instituts européens de haut niveau spécialisés pour leurs cours de master en migration. La première pierre de ce nouveau programme, coordonné par l’Institut de recherche en migration et d’études interculturelles (IMIS) de l’Université d’Osnabrück, a été posée avec la signature d’une Déclaration d’intention. Les diplômé-e-s de ce programme bénéficieront d’une formation reconnue par deux universités (double degree).
SWISSMIG
Lancement de la base de données Swissmig, veille documentaire sur la migration en lien avec la Suisse !
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New Publications
- CARVALHO, João et RUEDIN, Didier, 2018. The positions mainstream left parties adopt on immigration : a cross-cutting cleavage ? Party Politics.
- EFIONAYI-MÄDER, Denise, 2018. Von Fremdarbeitern und Vorzeigemigrantinnen - Hinweise auf die Migrationsgeschichte der Schweiz. In : Migration und Berufsbildung in der Schweiz. Zürich : Seismo. p. 17-48.
- BADER, Dina, 2018. Sara R. Farris : In the Name of Women’s Rights. The Rise of Femonationalism. Nouvelles Questions Féministes. Vol. 37, n° 1, pp. 144‑147.
- ACKERMANN, Kathrin & MANATSCHAL, Anita, 2018. Online volunteering as a means to overcome unequal participation? The profiles of online and offline volunteers compared. New Media & Society. pp. 1-20.
- RUEDIN, Didier & NESTURI, Majlinda, 2018. Choosing Unauthorized Migration: Evidence from Return Migrants. International Migration.
- BADER, Dina & PROBST, Johanna, 2018. Saving the Deportee: Actors and Strategies of Anti-deportation Protests in Switzerland. In : Protest Movements in Asylum and Deportation. Cham : Springer. IMISCOE Research Series. p. 141‑160.
- BADER, Dina, 2018. Who Ought to Stay? Asylum Policy and Protest Culture in Switzerland. In : Protest Movements in Asylum and Deportation. Cham : Springer. IMISCOE Research Series. p. 69‑86.
- D’AMATO, Gianni & SCHWENKEN, Helen, 2018. Protests Revisited: Political Configurations, Political Culture and Protest Impact. In : Protest Movements in Asylum and Deportation. Cham : Springer. IMISCOE Research Series. p. 273‑291.
- KIRCHHOFF, Maren, PROBST, Johanna, SCHWENKEN, Helen & STERN, Verena, 2018. Worth the Effort: Protesting Successfully Against Deportations. In : Protest Movements in Asylum and Deportation. Cham : Springer. IMISCOE Research Series. p. 117‑139.
- RUEDIN, Didier, ROSENBERGER, Sieglinde & MERHAUT, Nina, 2018. Tracing Anti-deportation Protests: A Longitudinal Comparison of Austria, Germany and Switzerland. In : Protest Movements in Asylum and Deportation. Cham : Springer. IMISCOE Research Series. p. 89‑115.
- PROBST, Johanna & BADER, Dina, 2018. When right-wing actors take sides with deportees. A typology of anti-deportation protests. Social Movement Studies. pp. 1-16
- EFIONAYI-MÄDER, Denise, 2018. Die schweizerische Flüchtlingspolitik in historischer Perspektive. Kirchliche Kontaktstelle für Flüchtlingsfragen. N° 1, pp. 9‑10.
- RUEDIN, Didier, 2018. Attitudes to immigrants in South Africa: personality and vulnerability. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. pp. 1‑19.
