Conferences

Call for Papers

Posted on Friday May 3rd, 2019Tuesday November 3rd, 2020 by Michele Millard

York University, Toronto May 14 – 16, 2019 Call for Papers Integration is a contested concept – most especially in the field of refugee and forced migration studies. Describing the act of combining distinct parts into a whole, the term is apt for advancing the inclusion of migrants within political communities, the mixture of diverse stakeholder perspectives, and more progressive global governance regimes. But integration is also coupled with processes of exclusion. State political boundaries…

CARFMS 2018 Conference Video Recordings

Posted on Tuesday October 23rd, 2018Wednesday November 4th, 2020 by Bruno Dupeyron

May 22-25, 2018, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada Opening Plenary and Keynote Address (May 22, 2018) Opening plenary: – James Milner and Jay Ramasubramanyam, Carleton University – André Plourde, Dean, Faculty of Public Affairs, Carleton University – Michaela Hynie, President, CARFMS Keynote address: Osama Saleem, Network of Refugee Voices Meaningful Dialogue with Refugees: Lessons from the Network for Refugee Voices Keynote address (May 23, 2018) Heaven Crawley, Coventry University Making a difference? The politics of knowledge…

CARFMS 2019 – Call for Papers: “Interrogating Integration”

Posted on Sunday October 14th, 2018Tuesday November 3rd, 2020 by Bruno Dupeyron

Submissions are now closed CARFMS 2019 Call for Papers INTERROGATING INTEGRATION Hosted in collaboration with the Centre for Refugee Studies York University, Toronto May 14th to May 16, 2019 Preceded by CARFMS/CALACs collaborative mini-conference: Bridging the Gaps: Understanding Current Mobilities in the Caribbean and Latin America and their Policy Implications York University, Toronto May 13, 2019 Integration is a contested concept – most especially in the field of refugee and forced migration…

CARFMS 2018: Dialogue Beyond Borders

Posted on Wednesday November 1st, 2017Tuesday November 3rd, 2020 by Sanja Begic

Carleton University, May 22-May 25, 2018 Refugee and Forced Migration Studies has strived to foster both disciplinary and multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary and co-disciplinary forms of research. It has also been a field that has sought, in various ways, to engage with elements of policy and practice relating to displacement. It also strives to engage with, and often directly involve, the perspectives and experience of individuals and groups that have been displaced. In these ways, is has also…