Migration , Risk and Uncertainty II

Thursday, 10 July 2025: 11:00-12:45
Location: SJES019 (Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences (JES))
TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty (host committee)

Language: English

In the world risk society migration is a common experience for increasingly more people. This sessions aims to advance understanding of how people navigate the risks and uncertainties of migration in its social contexts, how nation states frame and manage migration as a social problem or opportunity and how institutional practices shape the social reality of migration.
Session Organizer:
Anna OLOFSSON, Mid Sweden University, Sweden
Chair:
Marvin Joseph MONTEFRIO, Yale-NUS College, Singapore
Oral Presentations
Making Sense of Migrants’ Reasoning When Engaging in High-Risk Migration Journeys
Jens O. ZINN, University of Melbourne, Australia
Uncertainty through Family Migration Laws and Regulations in Morocco
Nadia KHROUZ, Center for Global Studies (CGS) - International University of Rabat, Morocco
Gendered Integration and Remigration Strategies in China's Internal Migration: Through the Lens of Risk Shaped By Institutions
Luping WANG, University of York, United Kingdom
Syrians´ Sea Migration to Europe: ´´I Carved out My Chest to Remove My Heart and Replace It with a Stone. That Is How I Make Decision to Take the Boat´´
Lejla SUNAGIC, Sweden
Complexity of Parenthood in Forced Migration: Risk, Commitment and Moral Dilemma
Lejla SUNAGIC, Sweden
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