Migration & Mobility

A Renewed Migration Contract Post-Covid: What Next for Migration Governance in the Mediterranean?

A Renewed Migration Contract Post-Covid: What Next for Migration Governance in the Mediterranean?

2020 has seen not only a fundamental disruption to mobility and migration due to Covid-19, but also the acceleration of ongoing processes and pushing forward with policy pathways that existed before the pandemic in the Euromed region.

 24 September 2020
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Rural Migrations and Mediterranean Agricultural Systems

As a result of the global incorporation of local economies, the Mediterranean rural world is undergoing an intense ‘modernization of its agricultural sector.’

 13 June 2018

Responses of Cities To Migrants With Illegal Status: Factors, Frameworks And Implications for Multilevel Governance In Europe

Some cities offer basic services in relation to the "expectations" of citizens. However, despite the expansion in the provision of basic services, in the case of irregular immigrants, these are usually offered through NGOs.

 2 May 2018

¿Gestionar o bloquear los flujos migratorios?

Si Italia y la UE quieren presentarse como actores creíbles, deberían poner en marcha nuevas políticas migratorias, más allá de la seguridad.

 23 April 2018

The Complexity of Global Migrations

Global migrations are an overwhelmingly complex phenomenon, involving multifaceted social, economic, political and technological infrastructures. Faced with such complexity, we are forced to simplify in order to understand.

 4 April 2018

Seminar Aula Mediterrània

Complementary to the Aula Mediterrània 2017-2018 conference series, this fourth edition of the Aula Mediterrània Interdisciplinary Research Seminar brings together experts and the latest research on various topics related to the Mediterranean.

 13 March 2018

Migrants and Refugees on The Southern Border

Patricia Simón, an experienced freelance journalist and co-founder and director until 2013 of Periodismo Humano, talks about the situation of immigrants in Ceuta and Melilla and the role of the media in creating a collective consciousness.

 7 March 2018

From Refugees to Asylum Seekers? Palestinian Refugees and the Syrian Conflict

The current forced migration of Palestinian refugees, largely overshadowed by the magnitude of the Syrian refugee crisis, raises many questions regarding the status of refugees forced to leave their countries.

 12 February 2018

From Refugees To Asylum Seekers? Palestinians Faced With The Syrian Conflict

Since the beginning of the Syrian conflict in 2011, the situation of Palestinians living in Syria has been deteriorating. So much so, that many Palestinians have been forced to flee and seek asylum abroad.

 7 February 2018

Human Rights of Migrants: The Situation On the Southern Border

Throughout the Spanish-Moroccan border, the defense of human rights is largely in the hands of the actions of organizations and individuals who are under pressure to carry out their social and humanitarian work.

 31 January 2018

The Refugee Crisis… the Responsibility of the Management

The absence of an efficient asylum and migration policy, the lack of a mechanism to impose EU policies and agreements and the absence of a quick reaction mechanism are considered to be behind the negative assessment of the EU institutions’ role.

 20 November 2017

Migration in The Western Mediterranean

The international seminar on the management of migration in the Western Mediterranean has several sessions that address the movements of migrants and refugees through the western Mediterranean region.

 26 October 2017

Una mirada a la vida cotidiana de los refugiados

“Las personas refugiadas deben integrarse adecuadamente o poder regresar sin riesgos a sus países. Cualquier otra solución será frágil y poco sostenible a largo plazo”.

 23 October 2017