Call for Abstracts- Essex CMS 2019 PGR Worshop

Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Migration Research:“Migration, Mobility and Inequalities”
PhD Research Colloquium – 20 June 2019
The Essex Centre for Migration Studies, UEA Migration Network, and the Sussex Centre for Migration Research, invite PhD Research students to submit papers for the second Colloquium on Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Migration: “Migration, Mobility and Inequalities.” The aim of the one-day colloquium is to explore issues on migration, mobility, and inequalities and, to discuss it in relation to longer-term impacts of immigration on sending, transit, and receiving societies. Much of the most exciting research in these fields is being conducted by emerging postgraduate scholars. Recognizing this, our three research centres are collaborating to bring together PGR students across the UK and beyond to a colloquium on Migration and Inequalities on 20th June 2019. The colloquium will allow students to present their work to other PGR students and senior researchers from various universities in a stimulating academic environment; and serve as a creative forum for academic exchange on contemporary challenges facing migration studies. We welcome research projects from all disciplines and using a variety of methodologies. The day will consist of different panels of 4 presentations (15 minutes each), as well as a keynote lecture by Professor David Voas from University College London (UCL).
Submissions based broadly but not limited to following topics are welcome:
 Past, present and future movement flows: migrants, refugees, asylum seekers
 Migration, social stratification and social inequalities (gender, racial, educational, economic or health inequalities)
 Poverty, welfare and inequalities
 Social mobility
 Family dynamics and inequalities
 Labour market dynamics
 Inequalities and integration
 Migration policies, governance and control
Who can apply?
PhD research students that are registered in Higher Education.
How to apply?
All applicants are required to submit a) Project title, b) Abstract (max. 250 words), c) Cover letter (max. 500 words), d) CV, e) Name of project supervisor. For any questions please contact Selin Siviş, Senior Research Officer: ss16365@essex.ac.uk
Deadlines The closing date for applications is 14 April 2019. Please submit to Selin Siviş, with the subject header: Migration Colloquium: ss16365@essex.ac.uk
Applicants will be informed of our decision by 26 April 2019. Funding Participation is free for registered participants. A conference lunch and dinner will be covered for all accepted presenters. A limited number of travel bursaries of up to £150 will be available for selected candidates. Please mention in your cover letter if you wish to be considered for a travel bursary. Travel bursaries will be awarded on a competitive basis to applicants who make the most outstanding applications.

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