RC31 Sociology of Migration

Program Coordinator:

Gustavo VERDUZCO, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico, gverduz@colmex.mx


Sessions:


African Diaspora(s): Sociological Significances of Global Phenomena

Ageing in Place in a Mobile World: New Media and Older People’s Support Networks

Conceptualizing Suffering Among Migrant Returnees

Forced Migration and Trafficking in Persons in the Contemporary World: The Variables of Gender, Man-Made Disaster and Economic Liberalization

Futures of Migration Research: Methodological Innovations and ‘Post-Migrant’ Societies

Global Social Protection and Migration: Reproduction of Inequalities or Safety Net?

How Can the Insights from Other Disciplines Enhance Sociological Research on Migration

Immigration and Integration Policies from Comparative Perspectives

Making Global Society

Migrant “Illegality” and Non-Citizen Precarious Status in the Americas

Migration and Sexuality

Migration and Well-Being. Part I

Migration and Well-Being. Part II

Migration and Well-Being. Part III

Migration in Asia

Migrations in the 2020. Trends and Policies

Social Actions Against Ethnic and Cultural Conflicts in Diversified Communities

Social Integration and Wellbeing Among Transnational Migrants in Family and Community Contexts: The Role of Social Relationships

The Arts of Migration: Dancing and Signing (to) the World

The Mediterannean Refugee Desaster and the EU

The Migration Industry: Global Presence, Local Arrangements

The Social Reproductive Worlds of Migrants

Well-Being Outcomes for Migrants: Fulfilment Vs. Disappointment

Young Skilled Migrants: Hopes and Struggles in New Global Trends