Tuesday 4 November 2014 4:00pm to 5:00pm
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Speakers: Dr Philippe Bourbeau (POLIS), Dr David Howarth (POLIS), and Dr Jeff Miley (Sociology)
Migration, migration, migration! Whether the concern is EU migration, or migration from outside of Europe, or the tracking of asylum seekers, or whether or not, as Defence Secretary Michael Fallon appears to think, people in the UK feel ‘swamped’ by migrants, or ought to contribute to the rescue of migrants drowning on boats in the Mediterranean... migration is hitting the news daily. Join us at the Cambridge Migration Research Forum public launch event to get behind the shallow media rhetoric! Featuring a panel of distinguished Cambridge Migration Research Network speakers with political and sociological research interests, focused on current UK, European and Global migration concerns: Migration, Security & Resilience: Towards a triangular relationship, Immigration in the UK General Election 2015 and beyond, The politics of belonging in Europe.
The Cambridge Migration Research Forum is the public facing part of the CAMMIGRES Network. The University of Cambridge is made up of a diverse community of brilliant international scholars. The Cambridge Migration Research Network – CAMMIGRES – brings together a superb tract of migration research, spanning 20 University of Cambridge faculties, departments and centres, including researchers in anthropology, archaeology, history, politics, economics, sociology, health and education studies, criminology and law.
This is a public event - it is FREE and OPEN TO ALL. Institute of Criminology, Basement Seminar Rooms, Sidgwick Avenue. Drinks reception to follow.
For more information about this event please contact: cammigres@gmail.com