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Session 5A: New Perspectives and Methodological Innovations in Migration and Integration Studies
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Program and schedule of sessions are subject to changes and will be adjusted and confirmed after the selection of papers has been concluded. Abstract We welcome contributions on the data situation and the state of integration in Europe in various dimensions, for example in the labour market or the situation of migrant families. The aim here is to look at cross-country comparative analyses. We welcome paper submissions that are related to migration and integration including, but not limited to: - The drivers of international migration - Determinants of immobility - Migration and ageing - Non-traditional and large-scale data for migration research - Policy and governance - Data privacy and ethical considerations. We welcome theoretical, methodological, and empirical contributions from all disciplines. We also encourage participation from the stakeholder community, including governments, civil society organizations, the private sector, international and regional agencies, and professional bodies. | ||
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One status for life? The administrative trajectories of documented immigrants in Sweden European University Institute, Italy Surveying Im-/mobility Aspirations of rejected Asylum Applicants - Methodological Reflections on an app-based Respondent-Driven Sampling BAMF Research Centre, Germany Using pension payments to understand post-retirement return migration and mortality patterns in migrants: The case of Finnish migrants in Sweden 1Stockholm University, Sweden; 2University of Helsinki, Finland; 3Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany; 4Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Party Penalty or Party Premium? ‘Party-Swedes’ in Norway and their income before, during and after migration 1Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway; 2Stockholms university | ||