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In partnership with IMISCOE’s Migration Research Hub, this database provides access to a range of migration experts from around the world. The academics and researchers registered with IMISCOE contribute their publications and expertise to further innovation in the field of migration studies, bringing knowledge on a range of topics related to the Global Compact for Migration. Links to their research are provided in their profiles. Search the database below by expertise and location to find an expert and review their latest work. Sign-in to contact an expert directly.

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INED
Associate Researcher
Paris

I am an Assistant Professor at University of Bordeaux where I am holding an "Excellence Research Chair in Population Sciences" (sponsored by IdEX Bordeaux, INED, and Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region). I initially worked at INED, AMSE, and Sciences Po where I taught "Demographic Economics", before joining the Population Studies Center of the University of Pennsylvania to work on the migrant mortality advantage.

My research interests are in spatial dynamics of socio-economic inequalities. I study how migration and residential location can shape the relative differences between groups coming from or living in different locations. My main research interest is in measuring how compositional changes related to migration drive observed aggregate trends.

  • INED
    Associate Researcher
    Paris

I am an Assistant Professor at University of Bordeaux where I am holding an "Excellence Research Chair in Population Sciences" (sponsored by IdEX Bordeaux, INED, and Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region). I initially worked at INED, AMSE, and Sciences Po where I taught "Demographic Economics", before joining the Population Studies Center of the University of Pennsylvania to work on the migrant mortality advantage.

My research interests are in spatial dynamics of socio-economic inequalities. I study how migration and residential location can shape the relative differences between groups coming from or living in different locations. My main research interest is in measuring how compositional changes related to migration drive observed aggregate trends.

Research Center for Transnational Social Support
Mainz

Thusinta Somalingam received her PhD in Pedagogy and Education from Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany in 2015. Her doctoral research explored the construction of diaspora and the creation of ethno-national belongings through education organisations of the Sri Lankan Tamils abroad. She has previously worked as a research assistant at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz. Currently, she is working as a lecturer and coach in a private education company and is engaged at the Research Center for Transnational Social Work in Mainz. Her primary academic interests include transnational migration, ethnic and migrant communities, Tamil Diaspora, qualitative social research and education.

  • Research Center for Transnational Social Support
    Mainz

Thusinta Somalingam received her PhD in Pedagogy and Education from Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany in 2015. Her doctoral research explored the construction of diaspora and the creation of ethno-national belongings through education organisations of the Sri Lankan Tamils abroad. She has previously worked as a research assistant at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz. Currently, she is working as a lecturer and coach in a private education company and is engaged at the Research Center for Transnational Social Work in Mainz. Her primary academic interests include transnational migration, ethnic and migrant communities, Tamil Diaspora, qualitative social research and education.

Europa-Universität Flensburg
Postdoc
Flensburg

I am broadly interested in the interplay of knowledge, space, memory and mediated digital and post-digital communication. In different perspectives and different research contexts, I examine these areas with a variety of questions and foci.In essence, I am interested in processes of transformation at the micro, meso and macro level.

An important part of my work is the development and adaptation of qualitative approaches. My focus is on theory generating methodologies, discourse analysis, visual and multimodal methods as well as mapping methods.

I have developed and taught courses on bachelor-, master- and PhD-level in qualitative methods, sociology, media and cultural theory and digital communication.

  • Europa-Universität Flensburg
    Postdoc
    Flensburg
  • Universität Hamburg
    Postdoc
    Hamburg
  • Technische Universität Berlin
    Postdoc
    Berlin
  • Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space
    Postdoc
    Erkner
  • Technische Universität Chemnitz Philosophische Fakultät
    Research Associate
    Chemnitz

I am broadly interested in the interplay of knowledge, space, memory and mediated digital and post-digital communication. In different perspectives and different research contexts, I examine these areas with a variety of questions and foci.In essence, I am interested in processes of transformation at the micro, meso and macro level.

An important part of my work is the development and adaptation of qualitative approaches. My focus is on theory generating methodologies, discourse analysis, visual and multimodal methods as well as mapping methods.

I have developed and taught courses on bachelor-, master- and PhD-level in qualitative methods, sociology, media and cultural theory and digital communication.

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