When? Monday 9 December 2019, 13:00-14:30 Where? Room 109, Elmfield While the majority of the most popular social media do not ask their users about their race, many hook-up apps do ask about race in their registration interfaces. Moreover, different…
We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for this exciting free workshop on 20th November 2019 at the University of Sheffield. Link for registration: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/migration-and-mobility-views-from-past-and-present-tickets-77110610913 Registration will close on 13th November. Migration and Mobility: Views from Past and Present…
On Wednesday 20th November a cross-faculty workshop on ‘Migration and Mobility: Views from Past and Present’ will take place at the University of Sheffield. The event is open to PhD and Postgraduate students as well as early career researchers. It…
Following the success of the cross-faculty workshop ‘Conceptions of migration’, hosted by the Migration Research Group (MRG), the ‘Hub’ Migration of the Department of History (History Migration Hub) and the Medieval and Ancient Research Centre of the University of Sheffield…
Read Urban Studies Journal’s most viewed paper: Estimating the local #employment impacts of #immigration: A dynamic spatial panel model by Bernard Fingleton, @DanOlner and @GwilymPryce1 http://ow.ly/5s8C30qacxL
A fascinating post by @GwilymPryce1 Bernard Fingleton and @DanOlner about the local #employmentimpacts of #immigration in the UK! https://bit.ly/2NobWLt
The Urban Institute's Life at the Margins theme and the Department of Urban Studies and Planning’s event, “Temporary Camps, Enduring Segregation: The Contentious Politics of Roma and Migrant Housing” will be led by Gaja Maestri from #AstonUni
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