Collaborative projects
I am a great fan of collaborative work and I am an a scientific activist who belives in collective intelligence.
I am co-Principal Investigator for DIMIG Discourses & Migration (2023-2025) an Institut Convergence Migrations and Fondation de France funded project on media and politicians' discourses about migration and asylum in France, Iran, Turkey, Poland, United States, and the UK
I was Principal Investigator for “PACE” (2019-2023) “The Politics of Asylum Crises in Europe” funded by the French National Agency for Research about non-state actors in the European crises of the 2010s.
Some videos on our publications here and the soundcloud of our final conference!
I was Leader for the CERI Sciences Po team for “MAGYC” (2018-2023) “Migration Governance and AsYlum Crises” funded by the European Commission through the H2020 programme (Grant Agreement: 822806) on national and international policies around migration and asylum since the 2010s.
I was co-Principal Investigator for MOBGLOB (2012-2015) “Global Governance of Mobility” funded by the French National Agency for Research on global migration governance.
I am or have been a member in the following projects:
BRIDGES: Assessing the production and impact of migration narratives (2020-2024) funded by the European Commission through the H2020 programme (Grant Agreement: 101004564)
CORRIREF (2023-2025) an Institut Convergence Migrations and Fondation de France funded project on asylum corridors in Europe for Ukrainian exiles.
"Villes-mondes: approches comparées du cosmopolitisme et des migrations" financé par l'Université Paris Cité ("Sociétés plurielles")
SYSREMO (2010-2013) "Géographies de la mondialisation: Emergence d’un système régional au Moyen-Orient" funded by the French National Agency for Research.
The International Panel on Migration initiative: Scientific activism
I am one of co founders with Camille Schmoll and Virginie Guiraudon (on the picture at the Collège de France in Dec. 2018) of an initiative launched in 2018 to create an International Panel on Migration, modelled partly after the IPCC. Our initiative gathered over 700 migration scholars and scientists.
Find more about the IPM here and watch our launch videos here.