Research Network on Ukrainian Migration
The Research Network on Ukrainian Migration
The Research Network on Ukrainian Migration aims to bring together institutions working on Ukrainian migration to cooperate on new research, information dissemination, seminars, and the acquisition of new funding and more. Given the current ongoing war in Ukraine and the subsequent displacement of people, the Network will tackle issues around mobility from and within Ukraine as well as issues of reception, integration (social, economic, labour, etc.), remittances, return and reintegration, recovery, development and related topics. The Network takes a comparative approach when possible to these issues. Comparison could take the form of comparisons with other forced migrant groups in Europe (and beyond) and/or comparisons across receiving countries of Ukrainian migrants. Long-term demographic perspectives for Ukraine and the rest of Europe will also be researched and discussed within this network. The Networks aims to become a key information source on migration and mobility to, from and within Ukraine.
Upcoming Events
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Most Recent Past Events
One year on: assessing the situation in the EU for Ukrainian women displaced by war
One year after the outbreak of full-scale war in Ukraine, this conference assesses the situation of displaced Ukrainian women in the EU, discusses the opportunities and challenges they face and
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The Russian Narration of the Deportation of Crimean Tatars in 1944
Abstract: Deportation - the forcible eviction of the Crimean Tatar people from their historical homeland - from the Crimea, carried out during May 18–21, 1944, is one of the crimes
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If you have any questions about the 'Research Network on Ukrainian Migration', please contact irem.apaydin@maastrichtuniversity.nl.
One year on: assessing the situation in the EU for Ukrainian women displaced by war
One year after the outbreak of full-scale war in Ukraine, this conference assesses the situation of displaced Ukrainian women in the EU, discusses the opportunities and challenges they face and
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The Russian Narration of the Deportation of Crimean Tatars in 1944
Abstract: Deportation - the forcible eviction of the Crimean Tatar people from their historical homeland - from the Crimea, carried out during May 18–21, 1944, is one of the crimes
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Launch of ‘The Research Network on Ukrainian Migration’
The Research Network on Ukrainian Migration, a new initiative from the Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw; Migration Policy Centre, European University Institute; Maastricht University; and UNU-MERIT, launches in Maastricht
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