Program for Thursday, March 12th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 12TH: TALK VIEW

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12:00-13:00 ***THE CONFERENCE IS CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS**

13:00-13:15 Welcome and Program by Thomas Bredgaard

13:15-14:00

Migration challenges in an ageing world under a changing climate: A demographic approach

Raya Muttarak

14:00-14:30

Divergent integration. On the role of education in becoming

Hanne Riese, Line Hilt

14:30-15:00

Immigration, Education and Insecuritization. School principals’ narratives on national immigration and integration

Gro Hellesdatter Jacobsen, Anke Piekut

15:00-15:30

The untapped potential of forced migration in Europe: the educational challenges of “tolerated” African refugees in German

Sandrine Bakoben

14:00-14:30

Risk, threat, and agency: A conjoint survey experiment attitudes to giving non-EU citizens residence in

Troels Fage Hedegaard

14:30-15:00

Naturalization policies as practices of recognition

Simon Joergensen

15:00-15:30

Migration and the welfare system: EU-migrants’ experiences after settlement

Petra de Jong, Helga de Valk

14:00-14:30

Should we stay or should we go? – A longitudinal study of the significance of affiliation to the Danish labour market and linked lives for outmigration patterns for European immigrants in

Ruth Emerek, Rasmus Møbjerg

14:30-15:00

Regional effects of a large in ow of asylum seekers on the employment of locals

Paul Berbée, Katrin Sommerfeld, Alfred Garloff, Herbert Brücker

15:00-15:30

Differential inclusion - Grasping multidimensional processes of refugees's labour market integration

Thorsten Schlee

16:00-16:30

Migrant students – a problem of the Northern European welfare states’ education policy since the

Jin Hui Li, Nanna Ramsing Enemark, Mette Buchardt

16:30-17:00

Does Diversity Matter? Swedish Ninth-Graders conceptions and attitudes on nationhood, integration and

Christian Fernandez

17:00-17:30

Between education and migration. Exploring the study-to-work-transition of non-EU master’s students in

Mette Ginnerskov-Dahlberg

16:00-16:30

Does Immigration Decrease Social Spending? The Moderating Role of Middle-Class Involvement in

Dennis Spies, Leonce Röth, Alexander Schmidt-Catran

16:30-17:00

The electoral winners of refugee migration in Germany: evidence from a natural experiment and subjective

Katia Gallegos Torres

17:00-17:30

No right to stay, no right to welfare? Access to welfare institutions for irregular migrants

Henrik Malm Lindberg, Constanza Vera Larrucea

16:00-16:30

Recognition and civic selection: a challenge for critical social philosophy

Onni Hirvonen

16:30-17:00

Establishment (etablering), or to foster newly arrived migrants to become ”good” citizens?

Afrah Abdulla

17:00-17:30

SHORT TRACK TO EMPLOYMENT FOR NEWLY ARRIVED HIGHLY EDUCATED IN SWEDEN: The Emergence of a New Educational

Ida Lidegran, Elisabeth Hultqvist

19:00-22:30 Conference dinner: Restaurant La Locanda

15:30-16:00 Coffee & cake