Transnational experiences and solidarity: inclusion vs. inequality

Project Failed: Abolish Frontex’s week of action to revoke the EU’s Nobel Peace Prize

Lula's Migration and Foreign Policy Agendas and the Future of South American Regionalism

 Explorations of Resilience and Intersectional Discrimination: Visual art-based research with young women with refugee experience

The new Italian law against rescue NGOs: another crackdown on solidarity with migrants

Solidaristic inclusion through healthcare 

Schengen-Veto – Österreich spielt sich selbst ins Abseits

Giorgia Meloni – Retterin in der Not?

‘I confini più duri del mondo sono fatti di carta’: Migranti senza documenti e società civili a Rotterdam     

Dolomìa: Eine digitale Plattform für Migrant:innenvereine im Südtirol

Closing borders is supposed to create a sense of security for those within. (…) ‘protecting’ borders also suggests that there is something to be protected from.

 Le migrazioni nella campagna elettorale italiana 2022

Die Flucht der "Anderen" 

Kunst und Krieg

The Atlas: A new tool for mapping and measuring religious or belief minority rights

The UK’s ‘hostile environment’ has moved into a new phase of state violence but public resistance to it is growing

A US-designed Migration Pact for the Americas?

“I’ll see you on the other side”: migrant journeys and the (re)formation of diasporic identities

Politics of Adjustment: How mayors in rural municipalities manage reception facilities for asylum seekers

Passive or active subjects? Immigrants’ political participation in Italy

Migranti e rifugiati al confronto: Quanto conta il lavoro per gli ucraini in Italia? 

Scotland and Immigration: Moving beyond political narratives of openness

I rifugiati ucraini in Italia: dove sono e quanto conta la comunità ucraina preesistente

„Sie rieten mir nachdrücklich, das Land mit meinem Sohn zu verlassen.“ Eine Wissenschaftlerin aus der Ukraine berichtet

Non resto qui. La complessità del nesso diretto tra processi migratori e cambiamenti ambientali 

Alle Sprachen müssen eine Rolle spielen

The strategic use of resettlement policies by Western Countries

Visegrad countries U-turn on migration: fresh impetus for EU asylum policy?

Der Ukrainekrieg und die Kirchen

Who is a refugee?  Understanding Europe’s diverse responses to the 2015 and the 2022 refugee arrivals

Ethnic and linguistic identity in Ukraine? It’s complicated 

Migrazioni, agricoltura e sviluppo rurale 

Re-thinking Political Secularism: The Multiculturalist Challenge

Mobile People & Diverse Societies: Places in the Making

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## What motivates us?
Myriad forms of migrations and mobilities of people characterize our today’s world, contributing to an interconnection of diversities and identities. This blog explores the situatedness of migrations and mobilities from below, from the viewpoint of local communities, substate actors and territorial politics. It reflects upon the mutual impact that diverse territorial realities have on migrations and mobilities as well as on the governance of them. The blog also looks at the way migrations and mobilities impact on the linguistic landscapes of a given territory and on how linguistic diversity is conceptualized, dealt with and leveraged in increasingly heterogeneous educational systems. In this regard, the blog addresses the complexities of promoting a more inclusive environment where multiple forms of diversities and languages, including migrant and minority languages, are recognized as an asset for further development. 

**Why are we writing this blog?** 
From the micro to the macro, we ask how local conditions and diverse territorial capitals shape migration trajectories and how mobilities and diversities impact upon established local realities. Our blog includes bottom-up perspectives on the governance of migration, views of state and non-state actors from below and individual and collective assessments/narratives of migrations, mobilities and diversities. As such, this blog contributes to disentangling the complexities of a global phenomenon from an interdisciplinary approach.

Mobile People & Diverse Societies: Places in the Making

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Transnational experiences and solidarity: inclusion vs. inequality

Project Failed: Abolish Frontex’s week of action to revoke the EU’s Nobel Peace Prize

Lula's Migration and Foreign Policy Agendas and the Future of South American Regionalism

Explorations of Resilience and Intersectional Discrimination: Visual art-based research with young women with refugee experience