Binod Khadria Yajna Govind Frédéric Docquier LISER's Crossing Borders Research Programme talked about the relation between populism and spatial inequality regarding immigration and emigration.

We listened to 5 speakers at the Semi-Plenary 'Inequalities and migration - in search of the answers'

Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Pei-Chia Lan Bielefeld University Dariusz Stola Pawel Kaczmarczyk The remarkable speech by Joanna CliftonSprigg was about anti-immigration attitudes.

Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Pei-Chia Lan Bielefeld University Dariusz Stola Pawel Kaczmarczyk Jackline Wahba critically explained return migration in relation with inequality.

Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Pei-Chia Lan Bielefeld University Dariusz Stola Pawel Kaczmarczyk Pei Chia-Lan impressed me with her reconceptualizations of the 'multiculturalism' from above - geopolitical and neoliberal multiculturalism - through the example of cross-border marriages in East Asia.

Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Pei-Chia Lan Bielefeld University Dariusz Stola Pawel Kaczmarczyk After Thomas Faist's inspiring speech, as usual, we crowned our decision to think together, realizing how much we were on the same page.

Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Pei-Chia Lan Bielefeld University Dariusz Stola Pawel Kaczmarczyk The most fruitful encounters, conversations, and debates for me took place during the dinner and afterwards. They happened between the moments when these photos were taken.

Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Pei-Chia Lan Bielefeld University Dariusz Stola Pawel Kaczmarczyk What particularly caught my attention is the session where I found something related to the work I've been doing and wanting to do in every talk. Keywords: #MigrantOrganizations #CivilSociety #PlaceMaking #SuperdiverseNeighborhoods #integration #MicroMapping

One of the first parallel sessions of the last day focused on the production of irregular conditions in Europe with different projects, discussing the time-space dimension, 'deservingness', ethical dilemmas, and performative citizenship. Sandra King-Savic #IMISCOE2023

As the last session, I partly attended the 'boundary spanners' session from Reflexive Migration Studies Anna-Lisa Müller Mert Pekşen Marta Kindler Mikołaj Pawlak 👏

Anna-Lisa Müller Mert Pekşen Marta Kindler Mikołaj Pawlak It is incredible, but the Closing Plenary took place with 7 esteemed participants. The speeches were conducted through a different method based on an agenda. All of these factors contributed to the session running longer than expected. #IMISCOE2023