For 12 years, the @nccr_onthemove explored migration and mobility across disciplines.
Research programs come to an end. Questions rarely do.
Join us on 9 July for Twelve Years in Motion: Migration Research, People, and Politics
🔗https://t.co/6El6eNo9ft
Migration to Switzerland ≠ just jobs.
Our new video, based on the Migration-Mobility Indicators, shows how migration is shaped by family, networks & belonging.
🎬 https://t.co/vGynZG2aHS
🎥 Pauline Lecomte
🎤 Qu’est-ce qui favorise réellement l’intégration en Suisse ?
Nouveau #OnTheMoveConversations avec @AManatschal & @SamsonYemane : droits, participation et accès aux opportunités au cœur de la cohésion sociale.
🎧https://t.co/Fboz8cneKz
▶️ https://t.co/cPPlWiZJff
💡 What if equal rights don’t lead to equal treatment?
New blog article by @hasanaj_l & @AManatschal shows how context, nationality & perceived effort shape access to public services for mobile EU citizens.
👉 https://t.co/9cssIjwoua
🎬 What can 12 years of migration and mobility research achieve?
Since 2014, the @nccr_onthemove has brought together 180+ researchers from the social sciences, economics and law to explore how and why people move.
👇Watch and discover more!
https://t.co/lhSmOQpxAm
Launch of the Swiss Association of Migration & Mobility Studies (SAMMS).A new Swiss-wide network connecting scholars & institutions working on #migration & #mobility.
🗓 13 Jan 2026 | 16:15 CET
📌Uni Neuchâtel
Become a founding member, register by 5 Jan: https://t.co/a9XeoRVdou
The blog SwissMig, which monitors migration related to Switzerland, has a new address: https://t.co/W0nKHDIms1
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Thank you for your support! @UniNeuchatel@gdamato63@defionayi7@AManatschal@mapsunine
A century after Max Weber’s “Science as a Vocation,” what can his ideas tell us about today’s resurgence of national populism?
Join Alejandro Portes (Princeton & Miami) for a public lecture.
🗓️ 23 Oct 2025 | 18:00 CET
💻 Online (Webex)
🔗 https://t.co/eFivpjyFMI
📊 New data from the 2024 wave of the #MigrationMobility Survey is now available!
In 🇨🇭, 67% of migrants intend to apply for Swiss citizenship — with intentions varying by origin, education, and years of residence.
Explore more:
👉 https://t.co/Aqp4eoA0Ll
#Migration#Research
Only 16% of Swiss MPs have a migration background, despite making up 39% of the population. A blog post by Jana Bobokova, @gdamato63 & Didier Ruedin explores why. Based on their study, it highlights barriers like visibility, discrimination & weak networks. https://t.co/SJuimcEo6y
🎉 The SFM is celebrating its 30th anniversary!
📍Join us on 12.09.2025 in Neuchâtel for the conference:
"What can and should migration research do?"
🔗 Program and registration: https://t.co/YgZ61s182x
🧵 On this #WomensDay, let's highlight income gaps in Switzerland:
📊 According to the Migration-Mobility Survey, foreign women tend to have higher salaries than their Swiss counterparts in many cases — but both earn less than men. Why? 👇 #EqualPay
🌍 In our new blog post by Anna Marino (@UniNeuchatel), she explains her illustrated booklet project that looks at the human impact of EU border policies in the Central Mediterranean. Explore migration stories through art and personal testimonies. 📖✨ https://t.co/WOtp4i4rqw
Job alert:
I am looking for 2 collaborators for my new consolidator project "Decades of Peace" at the University of Zurich @IPZ_ch funded by @snsf_ch. Please help me find them.
PhD position: https://t.co/VzASOPf7Vj
Postdoc position: https://t.co/gn5l6uvcaF
📡New Blog Post! How do laws decide who can move or must stay during crises? From pandemic lockdowns to special refugee protections, our im/mobility depends on legal frameworks. Stefanie Kurt & Francesco Maiani explore how laws shape movement.
👇https://t.co/OusNuUTvb9
🚨 Save the Date! 🚨
Join us for a lecture by @FitzGeraldUCSD (@UCSanDiego) on Coercion and Displacement in the Refugee System on Nov 12, 2024 (18:00-19:30) at @UniNeuchatel and online.
Don’t miss it!
More information can be found here 👉https://t.co/KVcdgeRsb3
What drove public support for full - i.e. bilateral - border closure during #COVID19? Find the response in our new @IJPOR_Journal article with my fabulous colleagues @ElieMichel3 & @evagtgreen 👇👇👇