Migration is an integral part of contemporary global societies and of how we, in our societies and communities, relate to the places in which we live, how we develop a sense of belonging and how place itself is constructed. Reflecting a politics of place and belonging/not-belonging, different forms of migrations and movements across borders can be prioritised, preferred, stigmatized, demonized or even ignored in public and academic discourse. Place can become a focus of anti-immigration sentiment whereby contested notions of belonging are utilized to other and exclude. But through placemaking processes, place can also be an integral part of building community, conviviality, connection and belonging in contexts of migration and mobility.

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The Conference is organized by the ISS21 Migration and Integration Cluster

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