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UID:euroseas-2024-working-worshipping-studying-and-escaping-mixed-migration-and-mobilities-to-within-and-from-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Working, worshipping, studying, and escaping: Mixed migration and mobilities to, within and from Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:REC A0.01
DESCRIPTION:Migration continues to be a crucial part of people’s social rea
 lities in Southeast Asia. Whether for marital, educational, religious or ec
 onomic aspirations or due to forced displacement (e.g. war or human traffic
 king) many Southeast Asians remain highly mobile within and beyond the regi
 on, often using similar pathways and migration infrastructures (“mixed migr
 ation”).\n\nDepending on the temporal aspects that underlie people’s mobili
 ty and the legal conditions that shape their mobility, several forms and ex
 periences of mobility defy simplistic categorizations and cut across establ
 ished migration categories. For example, labour migrants can become refugee
 s sur place in times of conflict, pilgrims and marriage migrants can take u
 p work or study. During those transitions migrants often face regulatory pi
 tfalls and other short-comings as states fail to accommodate migrants’ need
 s for protection and/or labour, health and educational, security, and welfa
 re rights.\n\nThis panel explores different types of migration and mobiliti
 es with a focus on discussing specific intersections in “mixed migration” (
 e.g. religion and work, education and tourism, displacement and marriage). 
 We are interested in exploring how such intersections play out in everyday 
 lives and what that means for state policies governing migrants. More speci
 fically, we aim to deliberate on the necessity, usefulness and limitations 
 of the existing narrow and exclusive categorisations of migrants. For this 
 panel, we invite – first and foremost – ethnographically grounded papers.
 
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/working-worshipping-studying-and-escaping-mixed-migration-and-mobilities-to-within-and-from-southeast-asia
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UID:euroseas-2024-working-worshipping-studying-and-escaping-mixed-migration-and-mobilities-to-within-and-from-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Working, worshipping, studying, and escaping: Mixed migration and mobilities to, within and from Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:REC A0.01
DESCRIPTION:Migration continues to be a crucial part of people’s social rea
 lities in Southeast Asia. Whether for marital, educational, religious or ec
 onomic aspirations or due to forced displacement (e.g. war or human traffic
 king) many Southeast Asians remain highly mobile within and beyond the regi
 on, often using similar pathways and migration infrastructures (“mixed migr
 ation”).\n\nDepending on the temporal aspects that underlie people’s mobili
 ty and the legal conditions that shape their mobility, several forms and ex
 periences of mobility defy simplistic categorizations and cut across establ
 ished migration categories. For example, labour migrants can become refugee
 s sur place in times of conflict, pilgrims and marriage migrants can take u
 p work or study. During those transitions migrants often face regulatory pi
 tfalls and other short-comings as states fail to accommodate migrants’ need
 s for protection and/or labour, health and educational, security, and welfa
 re rights.\n\nThis panel explores different types of migration and mobiliti
 es with a focus on discussing specific intersections in “mixed migration” (
 e.g. religion and work, education and tourism, displacement and marriage). 
 We are interested in exploring how such intersections play out in everyday 
 lives and what that means for state policies governing migrants. More speci
 fically, we aim to deliberate on the necessity, usefulness and limitations 
 of the existing narrow and exclusive categorisations of migrants. For this 
 panel, we invite – first and foremost – ethnographically grounded papers.
 
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/working-worshipping-studying-and-escaping-mixed-migration-and-mobilities-to-within-and-from-southeast-asia
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