Past events
Past events at AMIS (2013-)
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18 Feb. - 19 Feb. 2016
IMISCOE Spring Conference (organized by AMIS)
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3 Dec. 2015, 10:00-15:30
2nd AMIS-MIM Masters Conference on Migration Studies
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27 Nov. 2015, 15:15-16:15
Moving Borders
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25 Nov. 2015, 20:00
AMIS Culture Club: Film screening - The Promise
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6 Nov. 2015, 17:00
AMIS Culture Club: Visit to Trampoline House
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6 Nov. 2015, 10:15-12:00
AMIS Public Lecture: Eric Uslaner
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2 Nov. 2015, 15:15-17:00
Book launch: Mobility Makes States – Migration and Power in Africa
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9 Oct. 2015, 17:00
AMIS Culture Club: Guided tour of multi-ethnic Nørrebro
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30 Sept. 2015, 15:15-17:00
AMIS Public Lecture: Tina Gudrun Jensen
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7 Sept. 2015, 17:30-20:30
AMIS Roundtable: The Refugee Crisis
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1 July 2015, 1 pm
Diasporas and new media for development - perspectives
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21 May 2015, 10:00-16:30
VÆRDIKAMPE
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17 Apr. 2015, 5 pm
AMIS Culture Club Opening party of the new Center for Art on Migration Politics exhibition venue
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16 Apr. 2015, 13:15-15:00
Assistant Professor Brian Arly Jacobsen (University of Copenhagen) The Political Construction of Jews and Muslims in the Danish Parliament
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29 Jan. - 30 Jan. 2015
IMISCOE Research Group TRANSMIG conference: Transnational Migration: Disciplinary Impacts
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14 Jan. 2015, 13:00-14:00
AMIS Public Lecture: Thomas Gammeltoft Hansen: Migration Industries
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12 Dec. 2014, 2:15
Professor Joseph Carens (University of Toronto): The Dispossessed: The Ethics of Refugee Policy
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10 Dec. 2014
1st AMIS/MIM Masters Conference on Migration Studies
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6 Nov. - 7 Nov. 2014
Comparative Studies in Migration and Memory
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8 Oct. 2014, 8 pm
AMIS Culture Club, Film screening: Dirty Pretty Things by Stephen Frears
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16 Dec. 2013, 10am
AMIS conference: New Frontiers - Migration in the 21st Century
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6 Dec. 2013, 1:15
AMIS seminar with Tariq Modood: "Multiculturalism: what about the majority?" (NEW LOCATION)
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16 Nov. 2013, 10:15
Workshop: Theorizing Multiculturalism
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7 Nov. - 8 Nov. 2013
Conference: Migration and The Uses of Memory
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10 Oct. 2013, 1:15
AMIS seminar: Justice, Democracy and Nation-building