Institute for Migration Studies at the Lebanese American University.
The Institute for Migration Studies (IMS) at the School of Arts and Sciences at LAU is an interdisciplinary, policy-driven and network-oriented research institute that develops research in the areas of Migration, Refugee and Displacement Studies. IMS serves as a resource center for graduate students, researchers, activists, policy analysts, humanitarian staff and scholars interested in the study of Migration and its various impacts on Lebanon and the MENA Region. In line with the overall mission of LAU, IMS aims to advance new narratives and intersectional approaches to the study of Migration through promoting research, generating studies, publishing the IMS’ working paper series and academic blog, organizing public webinars, conferences and workshops, as well as through its memberships in various regional and international networks.
The website for the Institute for Migration Studies can be found here.
The Institute for Migration Studies (IMS) at the School of Arts and Sciences at LAU is an interdisciplinary, policy-driven and network-oriented research institute that develops research in the areas of Migration, Refugee and Displacement Studies. IMS serves as a resource center for graduate students, researchers, activists, policy analysts, humanitarian staff and scholars interested in the study of Migration and its various impacts on Lebanon and the MENA Region. In line with the overall mission of LAU, IMS aims to advance new narratives and intersectional approaches to the study of Migration through promoting research, generating studies, publishing the IMS’ working paper series and academic blog, organizing public webinars, conferences and workshops, as well as through its memberships in various regional and international networks.
The website for the Institute for Migration Studies can be found here.
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The College of Arts at the University of Baghdad
The College of Arts dates back to 1949, and is the nucleus of the university. Distinguished by its cultural activities in all areas of human knowledge, and home to to the Department of Sociology, the College of Arts is home to several scholars who research minorities, and specifically, Iraqi Gypsies. The website for the College of Arts can be found here. |
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