Situating (im)mobilities, (un)fixing borders. PhD Conference – Day One
Description
This two-day PhD conference brings together PhD researchers from across Scotland whose work critically situates (im)mobilities within broader geographical, structural, and/or historical contexts and by doing so, empirically and/or conceptually “unfixes” bordering processes.
On the first day of the conference, participants will be presenting and discussing their PhD research across two thematic panels:
- Diasporic identities and belonging
- Economic migration in historical and contemporary perspective
Please see the full agenda for both days of the conference here.
This conference is organised by the following Citizenship and Migration Research Network (CMRN) members: Nayantara Nandi Basu, Sarah Pajeau, Ċetta Mainwaring, and Kirstin Sonne.
The conference is supported by the Citizenship and Migration Research Network (CMRN) and the Centre for Ethics and Critical Thought (CRITIQUE).
Please note that the venue for the first day of the conference is Room 5.02, Charteris Land, Moray House. The venue for the second day of the conference is the Violet Laidlaw Room, Chrystal Macmillan Building.
Partner institutions
- Citizenship and Migration Research Network (CMRN)
- Centre for Ethics and Critical Thought (CRITIQUE