The editorial team of Migration Politics is seeking innovative and original paper proposals for the virtual residency taking place from 18-22 January 2027. We call for submissions that theorize political agency in relation to migration politics, or that investigate empirically how different types of actors exercise their political agency within the context of migration governance. …
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Are you an established scholar in the field of migration politics? Are you excited about shaping the future of academic publishing via a journal that centres slow scholarship, full open access and a not‑for‑profit ethos? Migration Politics invites applications to join our Editorial College. We are looking for colleagues who are passionate about rigorous, collaborative, …
The editorial team of Migration Politics is seeking innovative and original paper proposals for the in-person residency taking place at the University for Continuing Education Krems, Austria, from 28 September to 2 October 2026. We invite submissions from scholars at all career stages conducting inspiring empirical or conceptual research on topics related to “Migration Politics …
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The Migration Politics journal invites proposals for two Special Issues through its Annual Special Issue Call, issued each February. The 2026 call will select two proposals to be published in Winter 2027 and Summer 2028. All Special Issue themes relevant to the broad scope of Migration Politics will be considered, regardless of specific focus. Prospective …
We are delighted to share that six researchers from the Department for Migration and Globalisation (DEMIG) at the University for Continuing Education Krems have taken on the editorship of Migration Politics. Building on the pioneering work of the Amsterdam-based founding editors, the journal remains committed to slow scholarship, interdisciplinary dialogue, and a truly global conversation …
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