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New data from @arab In late 2023, Migration aspirations Migration Attitudes in the Middle East and North Africa (2023-2024) – Arab Barometer buff.ly/3SOLlc3

I’m proudly wearing my Howard University jacket today, in memory of my father’s time there as one of a handful of white students in the late 1950s. When Vice President JD Vance Harris was there this week, she said that “Howard University helped shape everything I am today”

CfP: Panel proposal for the #IMISCOE 2025 Annual Conference in Paris: 🌍 «Strengthening and Diversifying #SurveyMethods in #Migration Research». ✔️ Abstract submission by Thur 19 Sept 2024. ✍🏾 More info & link to submit forms.office.com/e/qRX9JqXnfm

Call for abstracts IMISCOE 2025 "Life and migration: Decentering migration from the life aspirations of (potential) migrants" ⚠️Deadline 16 September (Please share 🙏🏼) Organized by Naiara Rodriguez-Peña and me. migration.prio.org/news/102 IMISCOE PhD Network Reflexivities in Migration Studies - IMISCOE SC Methods in Migration Research (Meth@Mig - IMISCOE)

Immigration on the Southern border is a major topic in US politics but “the fragmented system that legal immigrants must navigate is rarely discussed” writes ⁦Li Yuan袁莉⁩⁩. Indeed, the brutality of immigration bureaucracies is too often obscured. nytimes.com/2024/09/12/bus…

“Why do people #migrate?” is a question that forms the pivot of #migration studies, and migration theory in particular. In this article, Jørgen Carling re-approaches the question from an array of diverse angles and provides eight responses. PRIO buff.ly/3TqZ2ya

Why has #migration #research so little #impact? In International Migration Review (IMR), Natalie Welfens and I examine dynamics of knowledge production and knowledge use in migration policy and migration studies. Check it out and engage!🔻journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

I’m so happy to have contributed to this anniversary issue of International Migration Review (IMR)! Many of the articles are out, and so is the Introduction:

If you’re interested in the power of grammatical nuance, here’s some background to Trump’s recent concern for “the women”. qz.com/806174/second-…

Great to see new research being published with data from the #MIGNEX project!

A gigantic and admirable study on people's well-being might have stumbled in the formulation of survey questions. #globalflourishingstudy Nature Mental Health Gallup linkedin.com/pulse/does-men…