This book investigates how migration policies have been problematised at the EU institutional level, in particular by the European Commission. It critically assesses the assumptions lying behind the Commission’s political priorities, agendas and policy outputs.
For this interview special, Nando Sigona speaks with Davide Colombi, co-author with Sergio Carrera of Irregularising Human Mobility (Springer 2024). They explore what lies ahead for the politics of migration in the coming months with the new European Commission’s term.
Kamil Matuszczyk and Ksenia Homel introduced and presented the preliminary results of the research carried out among irregular workers in platform work at the expert seminar organized by the Social Insurance Institution (Warsaw).
New Episode of the I-Claim podcast on Policy and politics of irregularity in Europe and US – in conversation with Sabrina Marchetti (University of Venice) and Lena Nare (University of Helsinki)
Join on 4 December our Webinar on ‘Discourses, narratives and counter narratives on irregular migration’. This webinar is part of the joint events within the MIrreM project.
Nando Sigona explores in this article the potential impacts of a Trump 2024 presidency on migrant families in the U.S., including shifts in deportation and family separation policies.
I-Claim research featured by Ilse van Liempt in the Opinion titled “Op straat wordt een klein wondje groot” (On the street, a small wound becomes big) published at De Groene Amsterdammer.
Nando Sigona spoke to the Inside Story Podcast of Aljazeera on irregular crossings, safe routes to asylum and Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘strange infatuation’ for Italian PM Giorgia Meloni.
Ilse van Liempt and Minke Hajer contributed, together with other researchers, to the Opinion article at the De Volkskrant following the announcement of the cancellation of LVV.