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The call for the second CDCDI International Conference was launched, named Challenges Ahead: Integration of Migrants on the European Labour Market.
The conference will be held in Bucharest between 12 - 13 March 2015 and will bring together academics, professionals, researchers and students interested in migration and migrant integration on the labour market.
We welcome abstracts for the conference papers until 15 January 2015 at conference@cdcdi.ro. For more information please see the Call for abstracts.
October 10, 2014 more
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We are happy to announce a publishing opportunity for the selected papers in "Südosteuropa. Journal for Politics and Society", a well-established, peer-reviewed English-language quarterly published by the Institute for East and Southeast European Studies in Regensburg, Germany. The Journal focuses on the exploration of critical societal issues and processes related to southeastern Europe after the systemic changes of 1989/90 and the countries between the eastern Mediterranean, the Adriatic, and the Black Sea. All submissions will be double-blind peer reviewed.
Please note that the publishing decision belongs exclusively to the scientific committee of "Südosteuropa. Journal for Politics and Society".
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Details at: http://www.ios-regensburg.de.
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25 January 2015
- receipt of abstracts
2 February 2015
- notification of accepted abstracts
5 March 2015
- receipt of full draft papers
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| 2nd CDCDI Conference |
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In the last decades European states developed increasingly selective admission policies for migrants.
The migrants’ education, skills and networks became salient factors for the successful movement to a
destination country.
The “human capital” finds relatively easy a place on the contemporary segmented labour markets.
Highly skilled migrants have to compete with native workers for jobs associated with a higher social status,
which raises the question whether or not the odds of obtaining that job are fair.
This conference aims to raise debates around several questions, such as: what happens with the unskilled workers?
Do migration and mobility within the EU balance out?
And what are the prospects of both mobile citizens and migrants on the EU labour market?
We welcome contributions from a variety of disciplines: anthropology, sociology, economy, political sciences etc.
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