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Dr Rafał Soborski and Dr Anna Jochymek during workshop discussion.
Dr Rafał Soborski and Dr Anna Jochymek during workshop discussion.

Ethics of studying far-right and anti-immigration groups

Post-workshop reflections from MRG community
Doodle prepared on the basis of workshop discussion: Friends of Windrush Square neighbourhood plan
Produced by the graphic facilitator and cartoonist Pen Mendonça as part of the neighbourhood forum workshops. See here for more of Pen's work: https://www.penmendonca.com/

Reclaiming Windrush Square

Brixton community charts future of public space - report from organisers of participatory workshops
Sarli Nana

Reporting from the Yorkshire Solidarity Summit

On Saturday 26th April people gathered at Victoria Hall for the Yorkshire Solidarity Summit.

A small boat crossing the sea, in the background a much larger military or security type vessel can be seen.

New research reveals billions made by companies involved in UK border security

New research from a team of leading UK universities has revealed that over £5 billion in government contracts has been awarded to private companies for managing border security and small boat crossings.
Group Photo MigrationsHub

Doctoral Workshop on Migration and Border Regimes at the University of Lisbon

PhD candidate, Lucy Potter presents at the Migrations Hub, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon.
Two students studying in a library

New Project: Diasporic connections and the making of “Global Britain”

What Britain’s entanglements with (post)colonial diaspora can tell us about the politics of “Global Britain” and its imperial legacies.
Photo of people at the Festival

Migration Yorkshire hosts the annual Integration Festival in Sheffield

Integration Festival in Sheffield celebrates region's heritage and diversity
Photo of Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli

New Migration Research Group Co-Director

Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli joins MRG leadership team
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Decentralisation, Help or Trap in Managing Migration: Evidence from the Czech Republic

The phenomenon of decentralisation has been one of the hottest topics in public policy and public administration for decades. However, much less is known about how decentralisation works in migration policy.