• Rethinking agency: towards a collaborative approach on political agency of people on the move in the Mediterranean

  Nohr, Isabell (2024-01)

  Situated at the intersection of the autonomy of migration approach and critical citizenship studies, the working paper proposes a research approach and paradigm change within Mediterranean migration ...
• Everyday racism in everyday life: experiences of racist Interactions in shared-cohabited spaces in Barcelona

  Rodríguez-Reche, Cristina (2023)

  The rejection of the North African community in Spain, chiefly from Morocco, implies one of the primary expressions of racism in the country. This racialisation process relies on visible and stereotypical markers perpetuating ...
• From acting to activism: unveiling the construction of the distant sufferer: a critical analysis of celebrity advocacy’s representation of the distant sufferer

  Pennington, Madeleine; Rodríguez-Reche, Cristina (2023-10-02)

  This paper delves into the convergence of racialisation and feminisation within the framework of Celebrity Advocacy (CA) as it relates to the portrayal of distant sufferers. While previous discussions of CA have explored ...
• Cap a una agenda metropolitana intercultural: universitat Pompeu Fabra, 13 de desembre de 2022

  Premat Katz, Celia; Figueras Maz, Mònica; Medina Bravo, Pilar, 1966-; Rodrigo Alsina, Miquel, 1955-; Pinyol Jiménez, Gemma; Feixa, Carles, 1962- (2023-07-26)
• Emancipación, discriminaciones y violencias en las migraciones juveniles

  Premat Katz, Celia; Moral, Paula (2023-07-26)
• ‘No vull tenir immigrants pobres per aquí, envieu-los al municipi del costat!’: el padró com a eina de selecció poblacional - ‘I don't want to have poor migrants here, move them to the neighbouring town!’: the municipal register as a population selection tool

  Borràs i Batalla, Marc (2023-09-15)

  Aquest treball examina l'ús excloent que les ciutats catalanes fan del padró municipal d’habitants per evitar que les persones immigrades en situació d'exclusió residencial puguin obtenir la condició de veí, fet que vulnera ...
• Diversity mainstreaming through intercultural opening in policy and practice

  Müller, Carolin (2023-03-28)

  Diversity management gradually gains significance regarding recent migrations and growing hostility in Germany’s urban societies. In the state of Saxony, where right-wing extremism is on the rise, cultural and social ...
• Manifesto for City governance of Mediterranean migration: executive summary of the EUMedMi international symposium 2022

  EuroMedMig-GRITIM-UPF (2022-12)

  This report is the result of collaborative work by the Office team and the Jean Monnet Network project coordinator. The co-director of EuroMedMig and the members of the Scientific Committee were also directly involved by ...
• A case study on the revitalisation of shrinking Spain: migrant reception in rural areas

  Egea, Iris (2022)

  This paper builds upon the growing European political interest in countering rural areas’ depopulation and shrinking trends through rural immigration. Since rural areas’ peripheral characteristics ...
• Urban asylum policy in openly conflicting, decoupled migration governance: the case of Barcelona

  Mazza, Jenna (2022)

  This paper uses Barcelona’s Nausica asylum seeker integration program to understand 1) what leads local governments to diverge from national policy on migration issues within decoupled, openly conflicting governance ...
• The external relations of mediterranean cities with civil society organisations in migration governance

  Casanovas i Oliveres, Aida (2022-11)

  Following the attention brought by a ‘local turn’ (Zapata-Barrero, Caponio & Scholten, 2017) and multi-level migration governance theory, this paper aims to prove that city diplomacy does not describe well the decoupling ...
• Migrations, media, and stereotypes: cities in France and the Mediterranean area after 1945

  Gastaut, Yvan (2022-10)
• Irregular migration: the position of Türkiye in the Mediterranean basin

  Altiok, Birce; Içduygu, Ahmet (2022-09)
• The character and consequences of everyday anti-gypsyism: experiences of discrimination among Roma men and women in the Barcelona area: final project report

  Hellgren, Zenia (2022-05-31)

  El proyecto de investigación-acción AGREP-Programa de Acción para la Denuncia Efectiva del Antigitanismo y la Discriminación, liderado por el grupo de investigación GRITIM-UPF de la Universidad Pompeu ...
• “Unscrupulous people posing as children”: the problematisation of unaccompanied children in UK Home Office policy discourse

  Clifford, Isabel (2022)

  This article builds upon the premise that the Home Office holds the most significant power over constructing policy truthsabout unaccompanied children in the UK. This discursive creation of policy truthsconveys a ...
• Cosmopolitanism and Mediterranean cities

  Gastaut, Yvan (2022-04)

  What place is given to foreigners and migrants in the cities of the Mediterranean basin? At a time of radicalism and withdrawal, rethinking common values on the different shores is becoming an urgent necessity. In this ...
• Everyday antigypsyism: diagnosis and avenues to fight it - Antigitanismo cotidiano: diagnóstico y vías para combatirlo - Antigitanisme quotidià: diagnòstic i vies per a combatre-ho

  Hellgren, Zenia; Gabrielli, Lorenzo (2022-04-05)

  This policy brief is based upon the results of our project AGREP which we implemented in collaboration with FAGIC (The Federation of Roma Associations in Catalonia), with the support of the OND (Barcelona City Council’s ...
• New patterns of migration in the Mediterranean: North-South: the case of Morocco

  Ismaili Idrissi, Boutaina (2021-12)
• Policy conversations across the Mediterranean: migratory governance. Europe and Lebanon in the spotlight

  Aubarell, Gemma; Geha, Carmen (2021-12)
• Rafah border: between terrorism, exogenous and endogenous pressures

  El Kordy, Mostafa Mohamed (2021-12)

  This working paper tackles border control policies in Egypt, focusing on Rafah border, possibly one of the most complex in the region and also in the entire world. Furthermore, I analyze the possible relation between the ...

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