Larisa Lara-Guerrero particiated in the II Congress of Studies of Social Movements in Mexico to present her work on transnational political practices organised by Mexican women from Belgium (22-25 October 2019).
Francesco Corti (University of Milano- REScEU) Between legal constraints and economic interests: the politics behind the posting of workers Tuesday, 26th of November 2019- 10:00 to 12:00- Room R3, Building B28 (Institut Montéfiore) Sophie Andreetta (Max Planck Institute and University of Liège) The making of human dignity. Social assistance, irregular migrants and street-level bureaucrats – [...]
The CEDEM, in the framework of the MiTSoPro ERC project, will host Prof. Dr. Peggy LEVITT from Wellesley College & Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University for a seminar on: “TRANSFORMING THE SOCIAL CONTRACT: A COMPARATIVE LOOK AT TRANSNATIONAL SOCIAL PROTECTION” to be held on 14th of October 2019 from 14-16hrs, Salle du [...]
Migration and Social Protection in the European Union: Public Policies, Migrant Practices and the Politics of Welfare LOCATION: VALDOR HOSPITAL (Rue Basse-Wez 145) 27/02/2019 - 01/03/2019 Wednesday 27/02 13.30 - 14.00: Conference registration 14.00 - 14.15: Welcome - Jean-Michel LAFLEUR (University of Liege) 14.15 - 16.00: Panel 1: Conditionality in welfare and its consequences Discussant: Roberta [...]
The MiTSoPro team is organizing the seminar “Dealing with Ethics in Social Science: Research Workshop”. The seminar will take place on the 15th of February 2019 at Salle du Conseil, Batiment B31, Sart-Tilman (ULiege). Répondre aux impératifs éthiques en sciences sociales: Séminaire de recherche Dealing with Ethical Requirements in Social Science: Research Workshop (Séminaire du projet ERC MiTSoPro, bilingue anglais/français) Date: 15.02.2019 Location: Salle du Conseil, Batiment B31, Sart-Tilman Invited Speaker: Dr. Florence Caeymaex, ULiège, Department of Philosophy Organizer: Dr. Jean-Michel Lafleur (FNRS/FASS/CEDEM) In the past years, the issue of ethics regulation has become a much more complex but also pressing matter for social scientists using qualitative methods. This is in part due to ethical clearance procedures imposed by funding institutions, which are in turn linked with major global interests in issues such as privacy and data protection. This workshop aims to address in more depth the challenges social science researchers face when dealing with much more structured and formalized ethical demands. Our reflection will hover around several question: How do social scholars navigate the changing landscape of advisory documents and legally binding codes of conduct? How do the latter influence the different stages of a research project, from its inception and funding application, to its completion and dissemination? How and when did higher standards of ethical practice become associated with better research? What does it mean to cultivate the skills of ethical research from the point of view of the researcher? Also, we will have a group discussion in which colleagues from ULiège, FASS or other faculties are invited to share their experience of “ethics in practice” focusing on (but not limited to) 3 key issues: ensuring informed consent, managing reciprocity and benefit-sharing with vulnerable participants, balancing the well-being being of research participants with one’s own well- being. Programme 13:00 – 14:00 Conférence d’ouverture (FR) par Florence Caeymaex (Présidente du Comité d’éthique en sciences humaines et Sociales de l’Université de Liège): Gouverner par l’éthique : enjeux pour les sciences sociales 14:00 – 14:30 Discussions 14:30 – 15:00 Presentations from MitSoPro team members (ENG/FR): how we responded to EU ethical requirements in our research design and the difficulties we met 15:30 – 16:00 Feedback from discussants and the public on MiTSoPro’s “ethical decisions” 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break 16:30 – 17:00 Ethics in practice (ENG/FR): exchanging experiences (FASS researchers are invited to share their experience, particularly on the issue of informed consent, ensuring reciprocity, and ensuring the well-being of researchers and participants during data collection and after) 17:30 – 18:00 Discussions 18:00 End of workshop […]
Felicien de Heusch will participate at the panel “Migration and Welfare (2/2): Empirical evidence from on-going research projects”(Session organiser: Jean-Michel Lafleur) at the 2019 IMISCOE Annual Conference in Malmö, Sweden (26-28 June 2019)
Angeliki Konstantinidou will organize with Roberta Perna the panel “International mobility and Social Protection in Europe” at the 2019 ECPR General Conference in Wroclaw, Poland (4-7 September 2019)
Daniela Vintila will organize the Section “International Migration from a Comparative Perspective: Policies, Practices, and Outcomes” at the 2019 ECPR General Conference in Wroclaw, Poland (4-7 September 2019)
Carole Wenger will participate to the panel “Migrant transnationalism: Implications for emigration contexts” at the 2019 IMISCOE Annual Conference in Malmo, Sweden (26-28 June 2019)
Daniela Vintila will organise the panel “Migration, Citizenship and Electoral Politics: Evaluating Migrants’ Political Engagement in Home and Host Countries” at the 2019 IMISCOE Annual Conference in Malmo, Sweden (26-28 June 2019)