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Interdisciplinary Methods in Migration Research

This two-day workshop explores how interdisciplinary methods drawing on the disciplines of law and anthropology can be productively applied to research questions in the field of migration.

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We will take stock of past experience, learn about each other’s methods, and develop practical resources for the wider community.

Host: TemPro (CMI/UiB)

The workshop is only for invited participants.

Workshop
18.03.2021 - 09.00–19.03.2021 - 14.00
Hotel Norge
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Marry-Anne Karlsen

Associate Professor

Department of Social Anthropology

  • +47 55 58 89 31

marry-anne.karlsen@uib.no

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