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Migration

DIIS forsker i internt fordrevne, internationale migranter og flygtninge samt de industrier og infrastrukturer, der muliggør, hindrer eller forskyder mobilitet.
Også i denne sektion:
Migrations- og grænsekontrol
Migration og udvikling
Højrisiko migration

Forskning og aktiviteter

  • Soldater i Vestafrika
    Photo/illustration by Joerg Boethling / Alamy Stock Photo
    Livestreaming

    West Africa now

    DIIS Auditorium
    This seminar sheds light on the myriad challenges shaping West Africa and discusses the recent political upheavals, the growing influence of Russia, and the complex web of migration patterns intersecting the region and beyond
  • Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania
    Photo/illustration by Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania (EHTZ)
    Livestreaming

    Humanitarianism in crisis?

    DIIS Auditorium
    This seminar brings together leading scholars on humanitarianism to discuss the state of humanitarianism today, its historical entanglements and its future
  • Ship and boats with immigrants
    Photo/illustration by MSF/Stefan Pejovic

    Deadly borders: politics of aid and people on the move on the Mediterranean

    DIIS Auditorium
    What does it mean to rescue at sea? And how does it feel to be rescued? This seminar sheds light on the work of Doctors without Borders on the current situation on the deadliest migration route in the world, the Mediterranean Sea
  • Erdogan and Tyrkish flag
    Billede/illustration af Gerd Altmann fra Pixabay
    Livestreaming

    Tyrkiet fylder 100

    DIIS, auditorium
    Den 29. oktober fylder Tyrkiet 100 år. Hvor står Erdogans Tyrkiet i dag? Og hvordan forholder det sig til Atatürks Tyrkiet fra 1923? Kom til gå-hjem seminar og hør om, hvad Tyrkiets 100-årige historie betyder for forholdet til os i Europa i dag, mm.
  • shepherds walking in Africa
    Photo/illustration by Mikkel Funder
    Webinar

    Governing climate change adaptation: Lessons from the ground

    Online via Zoom
    How should climate change adaptation be governed? This webinar examines how climate change adaptation policies and projects govern mobility, land rights and finance in the African context, and what the lessons are for adaptation governance.
  • Guatamala and mexico funeral because of accidant
    Photo/illustration by Johan Ordonez/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
    Livestreaming

    Climate change and contemporary migration

    DIIS Auditorium
    This seminar focuses on the ways structural roots, such as inequality, as well as sudden events like natural catastrophes or conflicts enable and constrain current international migration flows. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of theory and categorisation in how we understand climate change and migration
  • kenya food distribution via fingerprint tech system
    Photo/illustration by Agencja Fotograficzna Caro / Alamy Stock Photo
    Livestreaming

    Data extractivism and humanitarian response: algorithms and predictive modeling

    DIIS Auditorium
    How do NGOs use algorithms and data-driven tools for predictive analysis in their humanitarian response?
  • Ministry of Livestock, Somaliland
    Photo/illustration by Finn Stepputat

    Studying state, sovereignty and other stuff

    DIIS Auditorium
    A retrospective seminar with and for senior researcher Finn Stepputat
  • Livestreaming

    Somali diaspora humanitarianism in complex crises

    DIIS Auditorium
    When disaster strike, diaspora groups are often first responders and remain engaged during lengthy and complex crises. Join this roundtable where we discuss practices, possibilities and pitfalls
  • Trade makes states book cover
    Photo/illustration by Finn Stepputat (background picture)
    Livestreaming

    Trade makes states: Governing the greater Somali economy

    DIIS Auditorium
    The control of trade and transport is key to statemaking. A new book suggests that this, rather than the control of people and territory, can make or unmake state projects in areas like Somalia. This seminar introduces the ideas behind the book
  • judge from texas performing wedding on mexican border
    Photo/illustration by Cristina De Middel/Magnum Photos/Ritzau Scanpix
    Livestreaming

    Sex rule and state borders in global politics

    DIIS Auditorium
    Laura Sjoberg introduces the notion of "sex rule" in this talk. Looking at marriage, reproduction, migration and asylum cases, and homonormativity, she argues that sex rules matter in global politics and international security
  • Poster - seminar In search of a new social order
    Livestreaming

    In search of a new social order - North-South learnings

    DIIS Auditorium
    How to develop societies that benefit the weakest sections in the Global North as well as in the Global South? What are the possibilities of anti-capitalist democratic development?
  • Drought in Somalia Dead animal because of climate change
    Photo/illustration by ICRC, Taaxta Ismail
    Livestreaming

    No climate security without human security: Insights from Africa’s climate hotspots

    DIIS Auditorium
    This seminar brings together scholars and practitioners to discuss pathways for a broadened climate security agenda on fragile states centered on addressing livelihood and security needs of populations
  • Livestreaming

    Technocolonialism: Digital humanitarianism as extraction and experimentality

    DIIS Auditorium
    Join us for this seminar with Professor Mirca Madianou on how data practices revitalise colonial legacies in humanitarianism and technological development itself
  • Dødt dyr pga. tørke
    Photo/illustration by ICRC / Yazdi, Pedram
    Livestreaming

    Loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change

    DIIS Auditorium
    At this seminar, we assess recent developments in loss and damage policy, research and practice to identify possible ways forward towards COP27 and beyond
  • Migrants on a truck
    Photo/illustration by ICRC / Therrien, François
    Livestreaming

    Climate change is not the cause, migration not the problem

    Auditorium
    Climate change is often seen as causing migration. This excludes the many other causes of, and responsibilities for, crises that follow climate-change. Join us for this seminar where expert Jesse Ribot offers an insight into the multiple causes producing precarity and shaping migration in Senegal
  • Soil erosion in the Upper West Region, Ghana
    Photo/illustration by Nauja Kleist
    Livestreaming

    Climate change and human mobility

    DIIS, Auditorium
    How is climate change and mobility linked and how do people cope through moving or staying? These are some of the questions four researchers discuss based on their research at this seminar
  • Cover DIIS Report 2022 01 Women on the move
    Photo/illustration by Cover photo by Chinedum “Maxzy” Iregbu
    Webinar

    Women on the move - new insights on women as migrants, refugees, and trafficked

    Online via Zoom
    In the past years we have seen images of West African women en route to Europe crossing the Mediterranean and currently newspapers and media are brimming with images of Ukrainian women.
  • African women on a market with poster of remittances tranfer bank
    Photo/illustration by Rob Crandall / Alamy Stock Photo
    Livestreaming

    Development and Migration: Root causes and successful interventions

    DIIS Auditorium
    Lessons from Central America
  • purple_sea_syria_refugees_migration
    Interview/Docs & Talks

    Europa vender ryggen til migranter på Middelhavet

    EU har i årevis ikke kunnet blive enige om et fælles svar på udfordringen med migration på Middelhavet. I stedet har man forsøgt at lukke grænserne til Tyrkiet og Libyen. Det har kostet menneskeliv, forklarer to forskere.
  • Sahra Ahmed Koshin
    Blogpost

    Doing a PhD during Pandemic Times

    A Somali Mother’s Journey
  • Mali, Irish Defence Force
    Nyt forskningsprojekt

    Hvad sker der, når EU forsyner afrikanske hære med våben og ekspertise i kampen mod globale sikkerhedstrusler?

    I et nyt forskningsprojekt skal forskere fra DIIS undersøge, hvad der sker, når EU laver civile indsatser og træner og opruster hæren i en række meget ustabile lande i den afrikanske Sahel-region
  • kidal mali harvest of vegtables
    Photo/illustration by AG, Aboubacrine, ICRC
    Webinar

    What drives African migration and what role does development aid have to play?

    Unpacking the relationship between migration and development and the implication for development policy
  • New york busy street
    Photo/illustration by Unsplash
    Livestreaming

    Migration, inequality, and ethnoracial stratification

    DIIS Auditorium
    The dynamics of racialized inclusion and exclusion between and within groups
  • tyrkey demonstration with flags and a book cover
    Photo/illustration by Background picture: Faruk Melik Cevik, IVtIBhjftaE from Unsplash
    Livestreaming

    A sultan in autumn

    DIIS Auditorium
    Presentation of Soner Cagaptay’s new book “A Sultan in Autumn: Erdogan Faces the Uncontainable Forces of Turkey” and a discussion on the mounting challenges to President Erdogan’s rule
  • BorderImages: Migration, Trafficking & Rescue

    BorderImages: Migration, Trafficking & Rescue

    Forskningsgruppen udfører feltarbejde blandt og med udokumenterede migrantkvinder en route fra Vestafrika til Europas sydlige grænser; i red light districts blandt handlede kvinder og...

  • West African migrants travelling to Europe across the Sahara desert. Photo by Christian Vium ©

    Borderwork - Migrants, Brokers and European Border Governance in West Africa

    Borderwork - An Ethnographic Study of Migrants, Brokers and European Border Governance in West Africa

    In recent years, West Africa has become the scene for a wide range of European interventions...

  • Photo: Rajo Organisation, Wada Biris, 2017

    Diaspora Humanitarianism in Complex Crises (D-Hum)

    This collaborative research project explores how Somali diaspora groups mobilize, channel and deliver humanitarian assistance to Somalia during complex humanitarian crises.

    Based on multi-sited...

  • Photograph: Central Ethiopia, Neil Webster

    Governing Climate Mobility

    The Governing Climate Mobility programme (GCM) examines how governance contexts influence mobility options and decisions in areas affected by climate change. Development literature and...

  • ©Dorthe Thorsen

    New Geographies of Hope and Despair

    The social effects of migration management for West African migrants. ‘New Geographies of Hope and Despair’ is a five-year research programme on West African migration, running between 2012 and...