I'm delighted to share that my first-ever article, The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) and Immigration Policies: An Intra-Party Perspective, has been published in German Politics (@GermanPolJnl).
https://t.co/987cKbGH6i
🎥 We've just released a new video of a book launch webinar that took place on April!
🎙️ @k_natter was presenting her book 'The politics of #immigration beyond liberal states: #Morocco and #Tunisia in comparative perspective'.
🔎 Watch it here: https://t.co/a6r8yyMJzq.
Has immigration policy become more restrictive? @MarianaSeMendes presents the evolution of immigration policy in Europe. Data shows: Despite the general perception that discourse on immigration policy has become tougher, there is no obvious restrictive turn in migration policy.
🎉Last step on my mini-book tour: Florence!
When? Thursday, 27 April, 15-16h
Where? @MPC_EUI and ONLINE
Thank you @MartinRuhs for hosting this hybrid event. I'm very excited to discuss my book with @DrMehari, @ChristofRoos & participants.
Register here: https://t.co/OPxm1J3ibg
@christofroos, @ftrauner and @IlkeAdam address a gap in research on EU - #GlobalSouth#migration cooperation in their new IMR article, “Bureaucratic Migration Politics in West Africa”. Read here: https://t.co/bqOZq8gHFE
@ftrauner @POLITICOEurope Interesting thought with many consequences for Ukraine- large scale outmigration has also negative impact on economy and society
The brand new chapter on the European Council as the EU's supreme decision-maker by @LuukvMiddelaar and me explains why #EUCO has moved centre stage in EU politics and when an issue becomes "Chefsache" - a matter for the heads of state and government to decide
@EUCouncilPress
Happy to share this first output from the EUParadox project on effects of EU emigration: 'Compensating for the effects of emigration. Eastern Europe and policy response to EU freedom of movement' https://t.co/qGOf8XACZu
Starting the #EUIA21 conference at 11.30 CET with the panel "Responses of third countries to #EU demands for migration cooperation. How the EU agenda on #migration interacts with domestic interests" with @christofroos, @IlkeAdam , @ftrauner, @OmarNcham, @BusaSays & @ONantermoz.
Happy to share this offer for two research positions in my DFG funded project on effects of EU freedom of movement in EU countries of origin at Europa-Universität Flensburg. Please share and apply! https://t.co/vZVUkZKf3L
We are looking for applications for a doctoral researcher position in the field of EU studies. We welcome project proposals related to EU institutions and new areas of EU activity, such as EMU, CFSP, JHA.
Access the call here (in German):
https://t.co/mMyBpVYew9
Wer kam eigentlich auf die Idee der Ausdruck PoC sei eine „Selbstbezeichnung“ - das lese ich derzeit sehr oft. Ich würde sagen 90% der in Deutschland als PoC eingeordneten Menschen ham sich noch nie so bezeichne und würdens auch nicht tun. Wir sollten hier auch über Klasse reden