For the ISA 2020 conference (25-28 March in Honolulu), Isabelle Côté, Willem Maas, and Kamal Sadiq are organizing a set of panels on internal migration. We conceive of internal migration as any cross-jurisdictional human migration within state borders or between EU member states. Papers can explore rural-to-urban or interregional migration, interprovincial or interstate migration in federations, intra-EU migration, urban citizenship particularly of poor or disadvantaged people, or the theory of internal migration.
MHR NS 1: Call for Papers
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IMMIGRATION HISTORY / STUDIES
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The collapse of socialist regimes across Eastern Europe in 1989 has often been described as an “autumn of nations,” a process of national liberation from unaccountable governments through the exercise of popular will. But during and after 1989, national mobilization also coincided with tectonic international and supranational developments: the collapse of the Soviet empire, the retrenchment of socialist internationalism, the expansion of NATO, and the widening scope of European integration, to name only a few.
MHR NS 1: Call for Papers
Call for Papers for the Panel:
