14-15/03/2022 MIGRATION, TRADE, AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: RETHINKING GLOBAL INEQUALITIES

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This conference will examine the complex relationship between migration, and economic and human development, paying special attention to:

Migration, trade and international investment dynamics with an eye to explaining their impact on human development and global inequalities
How migration and asylum-seeking affect inequalities in human capital and development, notably in skill levels, capital accumulation, health, and wealth generation (via financial and immaterial remittances) across sending and receiving countries and regions
How migration and asylum-seeking affect and are affected by the environment-development nexus: understanding forced migration, human displacement, and migration-related inequalities across the natural and built-in environment
How inequalities affect and are affected by migration and socio-political transformations (diaspora politics, state building, political and social remittances).

With speakers including:

Flore Gubert, IRD, FMSH
James F. Hollifield, Ora Nixon Arnold Professor of International Political Economy; Fellow, IEA, and Director, Tower Center, SMU
Pia Orrenius, Senior Economist and Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Thomas Osang, Associate Professor of Economics, SMU
Hélène Thiollet, Research Fellow, CNRS CERI Sciences Po

Dates

From Monday 14 March, 2022 09:15
To Tuesday 15 March, 2022 18:30

Address

56 Rue Jacob, Paris, France

Organised by

Centre de recherches internationales de Sciences Po (CERI)

Co-organised by

SMU / IEA Paris / Institut Convergences Migrations