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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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Migration Policy Institute
Research Director
Washington

Meghan is Director of Research for the International Program at the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) and for MPI Europe. She convenes MPI Europe’s Integration Futures Working Group and MPI’s Task Force on Borders and Mobility. She has co-led an MPI-ILO project on pathways to skilled work, and a project on mainstreaming integration in the EU. She holds a PhD in Political Science from University College London, with a focus on citizenship and the rights of non-citizens.

  • Migration Policy Institute
    Research Director
    Washington

Meghan is Director of Research for the International Program at the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) and for MPI Europe. She convenes MPI Europe’s Integration Futures Working Group and MPI’s Task Force on Borders and Mobility. She has co-led an MPI-ILO project on pathways to skilled work, and a project on mainstreaming integration in the EU. She holds a PhD in Political Science from University College London, with a focus on citizenship and the rights of non-citizens.

  • Universitat de Barcelona Facultat d'Educació
    Assistant Professor (Professor lector)
    Barcelona
  • Central European University
    Research affiliate
    Budapest
  • Universitat Pompeu Fabra
    "María Zambrano" Research Fellow
    Barcelona
  • Central European University
    Marie S. Curie research fellow
    Budapest
  • Universidad Internacional de La Rioja
    Lecturer
    Logrono
  • Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
    Investigador Postdoctoral / Post-doctoral Research Fellow
    Catalonia
  • Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
    Profesor Asociado / Lecturer
    Catalonia
  • Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
    Becario Pre-doctoral / PhD Research Fellow
    Catalonia
California Institute of Integral Studies
Doctoral student
San Francisco

I am a Doctoral Student in the East-West Psychology program at the California Institute of Integral Studies (San Francisco, CA). My dissertation proposal on "Outside of American Dream: Exploring the Embodied Psyche of Queer and Intersex Asylum Seekers & Refugees in the USA."
I am also a published author and an intersex educator. My previous academic background includes an M.S. in Nonprofit Management at The New School (NYC) and a B.A. in Sociology at Kemerovo State University in Russia.

  • California Institute of Integral Studies
    Doctoral student
    San Francisco

I am a Doctoral Student in the East-West Psychology program at the California Institute of Integral Studies (San Francisco, CA). My dissertation proposal on "Outside of American Dream: Exploring the Embodied Psyche of Queer and Intersex Asylum Seekers & Refugees in the USA."
I am also a published author and an intersex educator. My previous academic background includes an M.S. in Nonprofit Management at The New School (NYC) and a B.A. in Sociology at Kemerovo State University in Russia.

University Rey Juan Carlos
Associate Professor
Madrid

Rut Bermejo is associate professor in Politics at the Law and Social Sciences Faculty (Rey Juan Carlos University) in Madrid. Phd (URJC) in 2007; MA in Politics (University of Warwick) in 2004. BA in politics and sociology (UNED) in 2000; and BA in Law (UCM) in 1996. She coordinates the MA in Criminal Profiling at the URJC. She has been researcher on international terrorism at the Elcano Think Tank (2005-2008) and visiting research fellow at the University of Nottingham (2008).
Her research areas include: justice and home affairs public policies. She has published a dozen of journal articles and book chapters on these issues.

  • University Rey Juan Carlos
    Associate Professor
    Madrid

Rut Bermejo is associate professor in Politics at the Law and Social Sciences Faculty (Rey Juan Carlos University) in Madrid. Phd (URJC) in 2007; MA in Politics (University of Warwick) in 2004. BA in politics and sociology (UNED) in 2000; and BA in Law (UCM) in 1996. She coordinates the MA in Criminal Profiling at the URJC. She has been researcher on international terrorism at the Elcano Think Tank (2005-2008) and visiting research fellow at the University of Nottingham (2008).
Her research areas include: justice and home affairs public policies. She has published a dozen of journal articles and book chapters on these issues.

De Burcht, Scientific Research Institute for the Dutch Labour Movement
Researcher
Amsterdam

Lisa is a researcher at De Burcht, the Scientific Research Institute for the Dutch Labour Movement. She is interested in the interaction between employment relations and migration, with a special focus on trade union strategies towards migrant labour, posted workers and other a-typical workers.

  • De Burcht, Scientific Research Institute for the Dutch Labour Movement
    Researcher
    Amsterdam

Lisa is a researcher at De Burcht, the Scientific Research Institute for the Dutch Labour Movement. She is interested in the interaction between employment relations and migration, with a special focus on trade union strategies towards migrant labour, posted workers and other a-typical workers.

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
Scientist
Vienna

The main focus of my research is on the intersection of science, society and technology, the social and societal impacts of technology, as well as the individual to societal, ethical to epistemological implications of technology.

  • AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
    Scientist
    Vienna

The main focus of my research is on the intersection of science, society and technology, the social and societal impacts of technology, as well as the individual to societal, ethical to epistemological implications of technology.

VID Specialized University
PhD Fellow
Oslo

2020 - PhD Research Fellow in Theology and Religious Studies (VID Specialized University)
2017 - 19 Master's in Human Geography (University of Oslo)

Currently conducting my doctoral project, with the provisional title of: "Negotiating belonging in contested spaces: Queer and religious migrants in Oslo and London".
Graduated from the University of Oslo with a thesis exploring the connection between political participation and sense of belonging among migrants in the city of Brescia (Italy).

Research themes: Migration; Sociology of religion; Queer studies; Citizenship; Political participation; Qualitative methods

  • VID Specialized University
    PhD Fellow
    Oslo
  • Peace Research Institute Oslo
    Research assistant
    Oslo

2020 - PhD Research Fellow in Theology and Religious Studies (VID Specialized University)
2017 - 19 Master's in Human Geography (University of Oslo)

Currently conducting my doctoral project, with the provisional title of: "Negotiating belonging in contested spaces: Queer and religious migrants in Oslo and London".
Graduated from the University of Oslo with a thesis exploring the connection between political participation and sense of belonging among migrants in the city of Brescia (Italy).

Research themes: Migration; Sociology of religion; Queer studies; Citizenship; Political participation; Qualitative methods

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