Program

12.30 Registration & Welcome

13.00 Turkey, EU and the Refugee Crisis

Rhetorically Entrapped No More: the EU, Turkey and the migration crisis

Natalie Martin, The Nottingham Trent University

Turkey’s 2013 Migration Policy Reform in the Context of the EU Deal

Kelsey Norman, University of California, Irvine

Repercussions on the Protection of (Asylum) Rights and Welfare for Refugees in Europe

Henriette Holm Johansen The Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs

15.15 Regional & Local Dynamics in South East Europe

Reconfiguring Diversity within New Corridors of Forced Migration: 2015 Refugee Crisis & the Question of Multiculturalism in the post-Yugoslav Space
Julia Sardeljic, University of Liverpool

Serbia and the Refugee Crisis: Solidarity Within Policy Shifts Jovan Teokarevic,

Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade

To what extent is the refugee crisis affecting EU-Balkan relations?

Ruth Ferrero Turrion, Universidad Complutense, Madrid

From a close distance: individual reactions to the ‘refugee crisis’ at the Romanian Borders

Julien Danero Iglesias, University of Glasgow

17.15-18.30 Keynote Panel

Changing Dynamics of the Refugee Crisis in Serbia

Marta Stojic Mitrovic, Serbian Academy of Arts & Sciences

Place in the Midst of Movement – Diaspora Translocal Engagement for Post-Conflict Reconstruction

Dženeta Karabegović and Maria Koinova, University of Warwick

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