Provisionally Accepted Open Panels in RC46 Migration and Citizenship
- Border Migration Policies and AI
Chair: Prof. Said Saddiki - Border Migration Policies in Democratic and Autocratic Regimes
Chair: Prof. Said Saddiki - Citizenship and International Politics
Chair: Prof. Willem Maas - Citizenship in Theory and Practice
Chair: Dr. Robin A. Harper - Citoyenneté et Politique Internationale
Chair: Prof. Willem Maas - Diasporas in Peace and Conflict: Moving Beyond the Peacemaker/Peace Wrecker Paradigm
Chair: Prof. Bahar Baser - Diversity, Integration, Inclusion, Participation Governance – Actors, Actions and Policies
- Exit, Emigration, and Government Regulation of Departure
Chair: Prof. Willem Maas - Extensive Military Action and “Forced” Migration of Ethnic Minorities: Lessons of Recent Armed Conflicts
Chair: Prof. Fred Lazin - Forced Migration Governance
- Immigration and the Rise of Populism
Chair: Prof. Said Saddiki - Immigration in the Age of Advanced Digital Technologies
Chair: Prof. Willem Maas - International Migration Governance Across World Regions: Actors and Processes in the Diffusion of Policies and Practices
Chair: Dr. Federica Infantino - Irregular Migration in The Global South: Measures and Impact
Chair: Dr. Samuel Okunade - La Citoyenneté en Théorie et en Pratique
Chair: Prof. Willem Maas - Law, Nationality, and Citizenship
Chair: Prof. Willem Maas - Local-level Migration Governance
- Migrants of the Multiverse? Multiple Identities and Interconnected Lives
Chair: Dr. Marina Kaneti - Migration and New Border Policies
Chair: Prof. Said Saddiki - Migration, Mobility and the African Concept of Japa for New Citizenship
Chair: Prof. Isaac Olawale Albert - The Belt Rights Initiative? South-South migration in the age of BRI
Chair: Dr. Marina Kaneti - The BRICS and Migration and Citizenship: Exploring the Complexities of Migration in Emerging Economies
Chair: Prof. Cássius Guimarães Chai
