Public lecture “Situated Living: Understanding migrants’ responses to unsettling events through a time-place-relational nexus”, 15th of November, 2018 (5-7pm)

Public lecture

Situated Living: Understanding migrants’ responses to unsettling events through a time-place-relational nexus

Majella Kilkey and Louise Ryan

Co-directors of the Migration Research Group, University of Sheffield

15^th of November, 2018 (5-7pm)

Warsaw, Centre of Migration Research, Pasteura 7

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