This 2-day Workshop took place on the 18 & 19 November, and aimed at bringing these experiences together and develop a network of experts working on related problems from different perspectives. The Workshop was technical innature and therefore targeted at practitioners or researchers in fields like economics, political science, data science, computer science or remote … Continued
From the Taliban’s takeover of power following the withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan, to the protracted conflicts in Syria and Libya, from the on-going armed clashes in the Tigray region to the turmoil following the coup d’état in Mali, and from the prolonged crisis in Venezuela to the recent political unrest in the Caribbean, … Continued
The European Consortium For Political Research (ECRP) General Conference took place from the 30 August – 3 September 2021. ITFLOWS researchers Lenka Drazanova and Jerome Gonnot, from the European University Institute (EUI), participated in the event, entitled “Who deserves what and why? The driving forces behind public opinion towards immigrants’ integration“. During this event they … Continued
On Saturday 18 September 2021 at 9:00 CET, ITFLOWS is participating in the online conference Global Borderlands: getting to the core of crimmigration, that begins on Thursday 16 and finishes on Saturday 18 September 2021. Cristina Blasi (Coord.), Colleen Boland (UAB), Daniel Morente (UAB), Madalina Moraru (BUL) and Alexandra Xanthaki (BUL) will present in a … Continued
ITFLOWS Project will have its First Annual Meeting in an online format with events spread throughout the month of September. On 10 September, the Consortium will gather for a one-day internal meeting to take stock of the work done in the first year of the project and to discuss next steps and dissemination strategies. This … Continued
When: 16 September 2021, 11:00 – 13:00 CEST Format: Virtual – Zoom International migration governance, increasingly a policy priority, is a complex field involving multiple actors across multi-level global migration networks. Predictive artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have been identified as a promising new set of tools to anticipate and manage future migration flows. The feasibility … Continued
On 7 July 2021 the ITFLOWS Coordinator Dr Cristina Blasi and UAB ethical leader Dr Jorge González Conejero participated in the UAB information session on Cluster 3: Civil Security of Societies, as part of the Horizon Europe framework programme. The session was aimed at giving tools and info to the UAB research staff. The session … Continued
The IOM’s work on ATD is detailed at the ATD Toolkit, prepared by the International Migration Law (IML) Unit. More information on the UNNM Thematic WG can be found here. Dr. Cristina Blasi, coordinator of ITFLOWS, has joined today the Working Group on the Alternatives to Detention (ATD) and participated in the peer learning session of the United Nations … Continued
On 16 June 2021 Dr Cristina Blasi, coordinator of ITFLOWS, participated in the Border Management (BM) Community of European Research and Innovation for Security (CERIS) Working Groups. As an evolution of the European Commission’s Community of Users for Safe, Secure and Resilient Societies (CoU), CERIS seeks a proactive participation of technical experts and civil society , to discuss … Continued
Next 10 June, Cristina Blasi (UAB) -ITFLOWS Scientific Coordinator- will participate in an event on the social effects of armed conflicts, titled “Vidas Truncadas”. The session will discuss the lives of refugees, exiles and marginalised people during war times. The event will take place at the Museu Nacional d’art de Catalunya (Barcelona) and will also … Continued
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