From October 2014, Olga Cojocaru is a Research Assistant at CMR under the framework of ITN Marie Curie TRANSMIC (7 FP) project where she will work towards completing a PhD thesis. She holds a MA degree in Sociology from Central European University in Budapest and a MA in Cultural Anthropology from National School of Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest. She has conducted ethnographic fieldwork in multiple settings dealing with – among others – restricted mobility, citizenship acquisition, emotional implications of bureaucratic procedures, religious rhythms and calendar styles in Moldova. Her current research interests include temporalities of migration, transnational care, irregular migration and entrapment.
“In Our Interest: How Democracies Can Make Immigration Popular” featuring talk by professor Alexander Kustov (the University of North Carolina at Charlotte) Source: youtube Date: 16 May 2025 Alexander Kustov studies democratic governance and public opinion with a focus on managing immigration and ethnic tensions in high-income countries. He specializes in computational and experimental methods, […]more
International “Europe and Mobilities: Challenges and Opportunities for Socio-Economic Transformations” conference.more