An EU Funded Research Project
Mig@Net is organising a separate panel for the dissemination of research results of the Greek case studies undertaken in the context of the project at the annual conference of the Hellenic Social Policy Association.
The conference is entitled “Social Policy in the Time of Crisis” and will take place at Panteion University, Athens in March 2014.
This paper is a synthesis report of the Mig@Net project, which outlines the main findings and outcomes produced by the project as a whole. The synthesis report is divided into six sections. The first section outlines the main aims, structure and methodological innovations of the project. The second summarizes the literature review that was undertaken at the beginning of the project. The third outlines the principle research findings of the research conducted in the seven thematic areas that were investigated. The fourth section analyzes the cross-cutting concepts that inform these findings and assesses their implications for theory and practice. The fifth section presents the digital visualisations of the research project that were produced in collaboration with net artists and web developers. The final section outlines the policy analysis and proposes a set of policy recommendations with European-wide implications.
Brigitta Kuster & Vassilis Tsianos: How to Liquefy a Body on the Move: Eurodac and the Making of the European Digital Border from MigNet on Vimeo.
Irma Van der Ploeg: Machine-readable Body from MigNet on Vimeo.
Huub Dijstelbloem: Publics Versus Non-Publics. Mediating Technologies and the Politics of Border Control from MigNet on Vimeo.
Dennis Broeders: Dreaming of Seamless Borders: ICTs and the Pre-emptive Governance of Mobility in Europe from MigNet on Vimeo.