- Harokopio UniversityResearcherAthens
- National Center of Social ResearchResearch AssociateAthens
- Agricultural University of AthensAthens
Sociologist. He is specialised in housing/home studies. Post-doc Research Fellow at the University of Genoa (Dipartimento di Scienze della Formazione), and coordinator of the MOBS Research group (M.U.R./PRIN - Prot. 2020TELSM8). Member of the "Laboratorio di Sociologia Visuale" of the University of Genoa. He has a Ph.D in Social Sciences (curriculum: Migration and Intercultural Processes) gained at the University of Genoa. As a researcher he's keen on ethnographical approach, biographical and participative methods.
- University of GenoaPost-doc Research FellowGenoa
Sociologist. He is specialised in housing/home studies. Post-doc Research Fellow at the University of Genoa (Dipartimento di Scienze della Formazione), and coordinator of the MOBS Research group (M.U.R./PRIN - Prot. 2020TELSM8). Member of the "Laboratorio di Sociologia Visuale" of the University of Genoa. He has a Ph.D in Social Sciences (curriculum: Migration and Intercultural Processes) gained at the University of Genoa. As a researcher he's keen on ethnographical approach, biographical and participative methods.
- Deutsches Institut für Integrations- und Migrationsforschung / German Institute for Integration and Migration ResearchResearch AssociateBerlin
- CRESPPA-GTMDirectorParis
- Université Paris 8ProfessorParis
Professor at the Université Paris 8, CRESPPA-GTM
I am a researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University and a migration analyst of the People in Need NGO. I hold a PhD in social geography and regional development from Charles University. In my current research, I focus on Vietnamese Diaspora in Czechia, particularly on Vietnamese settlement in rural settings and their translocal and transnational practices and networks in the context of the CEE region.
- Institute of Sociological Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles UniversitySenior ResearcherPrague
- People in NeedAnalyst and Project CoordintorPrague
I am a researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University and a migration analyst of the People in Need NGO. I hold a PhD in social geography and regional development from Charles University. In my current research, I focus on Vietnamese Diaspora in Czechia, particularly on Vietnamese settlement in rural settings and their translocal and transnational practices and networks in the context of the CEE region.
- University libre de Bruxelles (ULB)senior lecturer (maîtresse d'enseignement)Brussels
- National Fund for Scientific Research (F.R.S.-FNRS)research associate (chercheure qualifiée)Brussles
- Nordic Africa InstituteMarie Sklodowska-Curie Post-doctoral FellowUppsala
• Réka Friedery is a research fellow at the Department of European Union Law and International Law at the Centre for Social Sciences., Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Excellence. She gained experience in studying the governance, processes and consequences of mobility (free movement, migration), accountability, citizens’ participation in the EU. Friedery’s recent researches focus on aspects of migration and populism; AI in migration policies and free movement in crises, accountability and corruption in the EU. She is an editor of Quarterly on Refugee Problems-AWR Bulletin. She participated in several national and international pojects, among others in EU' Horizon 2020 Demos project and in Visegrad Fund project.
- Institute for Legal Studies, Centre for Social SciencesResearch FellowBudapest
- Centre for Social SciencesResearch FellowBudapest
• Réka Friedery is a research fellow at the Department of European Union Law and International Law at the Centre for Social Sciences., Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Excellence. She gained experience in studying the governance, processes and consequences of mobility (free movement, migration), accountability, citizens’ participation in the EU. Friedery’s recent researches focus on aspects of migration and populism; AI in migration policies and free movement in crises, accountability and corruption in the EU. She is an editor of Quarterly on Refugee Problems-AWR Bulletin. She participated in several national and international pojects, among others in EU' Horizon 2020 Demos project and in Visegrad Fund project.
She is Associate Professor in Sociology at Fisppa, University of Padua. Extensive research experiences in ethnic and migration studies, religious studies and youth studies, with a special expertise on qualitative, visual and participatory research methods. She is committed to researching/contrasting different forms of racisms through cultural work with young people. She is a member of the DIVCULT group of IMISCOE. Her recent work: "Decolonising the city. Visual Dialogues in Padova" , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6CtMsORajE
- University of Padova, ItalyAssociate ProfessorPadova
She is Associate Professor in Sociology at Fisppa, University of Padua. Extensive research experiences in ethnic and migration studies, religious studies and youth studies, with a special expertise on qualitative, visual and participatory research methods. She is committed to researching/contrasting different forms of racisms through cultural work with young people. She is a member of the DIVCULT group of IMISCOE. Her recent work: "Decolonising the city. Visual Dialogues in Padova" , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6CtMsORajE
Christiane Fröhlich researches human mobility within and from the Global South at the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies in Hamburg. Her regional focus is mainly on the Middle East (Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel/Palestine, Turkey), where she has conducted extensive field research, but she is also engaged in cross-regional comparative projects, including the EU-funded consortium "Migration Governance and Asylum Crises", in which she leads a work package on „Comparing Crises. Lessons from «migration crises» in North Africa, the Middle East and the Greater Horn of Africa.“
- GIGA German Institute of Global and Area StudiesSenior research fellowHamburg
Christiane Fröhlich researches human mobility within and from the Global South at the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies in Hamburg. Her regional focus is mainly on the Middle East (Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel/Palestine, Turkey), where she has conducted extensive field research, but she is also engaged in cross-regional comparative projects, including the EU-funded consortium "Migration Governance and Asylum Crises", in which she leads a work package on „Comparing Crises. Lessons from «migration crises» in North Africa, the Middle East and the Greater Horn of Africa.“
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