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Seminario Migración, desigualdad y políticas públicas

Workshop: Migrant Regularization: Processes, Pathways, and Mechanisms Linking Status to Citizenship

Workshop: Migrant Regularization: Processes, Pathways, and Mechanisms Linking Status to Citizenship

10 & 11 septiembre/ September 10th and 11th

  • : Martes 10 de septiembre/ Tuesday September 10th (8:45-17:00)
  • : Miércoles 11 de septiembre/ Wednesday September 11th (9- 15:30)
  • Sala Alfonso Reyes, El Colegio de México
Programa/Program
Registro Obligatorio/ Mandatory registration

Sobre el evento:

El Seminario de Migración, Desigualdad y Políticas Públicas de El Colegio de México, IMISCOE’s Standing Committee Migration, Citizenship and Political Participation (MIGCITPOL), el Centro de Estudios Internacionales (CEI) de El Colegio de México, el Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law of the University of Copenhagen (Danish National Research Foundation DNRF169), invitan al International Workshop: “Migrant Regularization: Processes, Pathways, and Mechanisms Linking Status to Citizenship”

Descripción:

Investigadoras e investigadores de todo el mundo y de diversas disciplinas de las ciencias sociales se reúnen en persona y de forma híbrida para presentar sus investigaciones sobre regularización migratoria, liminalidad de la ciudadanía y estatus legal, basándose en una amplia gama de conocimientos empíricos y teóricos.

ABOUT:

The Seminario Migración, Desigualdad y Políticas Públicas (MIGDEP) and the Centro de Estudios Internacionales (CEI) of El Colegio de México. IMISCOE’s Standing Committee Migration, Citizenship and Political Participation (MIGCITPOL), and the Center of Excellence fob Global Mobility Law of the University of Copenhagen (Danish National Research Foundation DNRF169) generously fund this workshop in Mexico City on Migrant Regularization: Processes, Pathways, and Mechanisms Linking Status to Citizenship.

Description:

Scholars from across the world and several social sciences disciplines are meeting in person and in hybrid mode to present their original research on migrant regularization, the liminality of citizenship and legal status, featuring a broad empirical and theoretical range.