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International conference in Malmö 15-16 June

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Several researchers from the Department of Gender studies are involved in the upcoming International Conference on Migration, Irregularisation and Activism: Challenging Contemporary Border Regimes, Racism and Subordination. The conference will take place in Malmö 15-16 June 2016.

Assistant professor Maja Sager is on the organizing committe.

Among the keynote speakers are:

Bridget Anderson (Oxford University)
Liz Fekete (Institute of Race Relations)
Mercedes Jiménez (University of Algarve)

They keynote sessions are open for everyone without registration!

The International Conference on Migration, Irregularisation and Activism is organised by a network of researchers, located in Sweden, focusing on processes of irregularisation, irregularity, migration and migrants’ social and political struggles. Many scholars in the network have a strong commitment to building bridges between the academy and civil society activism around these issues. Locally in Malmö, where the conference is taking place, there is a growing activism among antiracist and migration rights networks engaging in postcolonial and intersectional debates. People themselves subject to different forms of migration control are increasingly involved in these networks. To link the conference to these contexts we invite activists (irrespective of their academic affiliations) as well as researchers in order to create a space for mutually enriching knowledge exchange.

To find out more about the conference, please visit International Conference on Migration, Irregularisation and Activism.