New European Mobilities at times of crisis: Emigration Aspirations and Practices of Young Greek Adults

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Lecture at SEESOX, Oxford

Friday, February 24, 2017

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Paper presented at the Conference "The Tyranny of Categories in Migration Policy, Research and Data"

On the 17 February 2017, Manolis Pratsinakis and Panos Hatziprokopiou presented a paper on Greece's ever complex migratory landscape at times of crisis at the Middlesex University in London Bellow you can find the abstract of the presentation. Beyond migration binaries and linear transitions: the complexification of Greece’s migratory landscape at times of crisis Although migration scholars have long acknowledged the need to move beyond opposing binaries (Cohen 1995), these continue to
Forthcoming book chapter: Crisis brain drain: short-term pain/long-term gain?

A book chapter written by Lois Labrianidis and Manolis Pratsinakis will be published in the book 'Greece in Crisis: The Cultural Politics of Austerity' edited by D. Tziovas, publishing house I.B. Tauris. A draft version of the chapter can be found here Abstract The emigration of professionals from Greece is a phenomenon that predates the current crisis. It is historically attributed to the low demand for highly skilled work in the Greek labour market and to related structural malfunctions
Paper presentation at the Research Seminar Series of the Hellenic Observatory

On 22 November Lois Labrianidis and Manolis Pratsinakis presented the paper 'Outward migration from Greece during the crisis'' at the Research Seminar Series of the Hellenic Observatory. In their presentation they first outlined the findings of the research project funded by the National Bank of Greece through the 2014 Hellenic Observatoery Research Call. Second, drawing on the findings of the EUMIGRE research, they focused on the phenomenon of brain drain. Providing evidence on the aspirations

This project has received funding from the EU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 658694