RC31 Sociology of Migration

Program Coordinator:

Loretta BASS, University of Oklahoma, USA, lbass@ou.edu


Sessions:


Ageing As a Migrant “In Place”: Relational Perspectives on Belonging, Agency and Later Life

Agency Under Constraints: Experiences of Temporary, Internal, Circular, and Return Migrants

Beyond Violence: Experiences of Flight In Turbulent Times

Care, Vulnerability and Trust In Times of Global Uncertainty: Perspectives on Marginalized Childhoods

Climate Migration Beyond the Crisis Narrative: Immobility, Aspiration, and Uneven Agency - I

Diaspora Political Participation In Illiberal Times: Repression, Securitization and Contestation across Borders

Gender on the Verge: Precarity, Hidden Labor, and Migration In Turbulent Times

Governing with Knowledge: Decentring Migration, Gender, Race and Policymaking In a Global Context

Inequalities In Old Age and Care for Older People In Migrant Families: Perspectives, Methodologies and Geographies

International Migration Infrastructures and New Food and Agricultural Labor Regimes

Linkages of Migration and Risk

Living with Precarity and Informality In Racialised Migratory Contexts

Migrants and Care In Aging East Asian Societies: Life Course Perspective

Migration Governance: Local States, Civil Society, and Everyday Mobility In Turbulent Times

Migration Roundtables: Intimate Relationships, Family Ties and Other Migration Topics

Migration and Children: Sociological Dimensions

Migration and Inclusion In the Context of Economic and Social Vulnerabilities

Migration and Labor In the Age of Enhanced Surveillance

Migration, Transnationalism, and Lived Realities

New Developments In Immigration and Immigrant Integration Policies

Organizations Shaping and Being Shaped By Migration

Participatory Methods, Reflexivity and the Co-Production of Knowledge In Migration Research

Population Imbalance, East Vs. West, South Vs. North: Social and Political Implications

Prolonged Immobility and Uncertain Futures: Rethinking Migratory Entrapment

Reconfiguring Intimacy In Asia: Mobility, Care, and Emerging Subjectivities

Reframing Migration Temporalities: Rhythms and Bursts In Mobile Biographies, Families, and Societies In Turbulent Times

Roundtables: Children, Youth, and Family Migration

Sibling Relations and Care across Distance

Summer Schools As Emergent Sites of Knowledge Production In the Sociology of Social Movements

The "Unwelcome“? Migration Governance, Belonging and Resilience In Southeast and East Asia

The Future of Migration and Work

The Planet and Its People on the Move: Understanding the Climate-Migration Interface As a Socio-Ecological Question

The Politics and Context of (in)Visibility In Migration

Understanding the Drivers of Immigrant Health I

Understanding the Impacts of Climate Change on Mobility: Theoretical Insights and Interventions

Who Stays? Who Leaves? Who Comes Back and Why? Migrant Care Workers and Their Career Decisions