Event
Migration in Public Policy in Niger: Between European Interventionism and Opportunistic LogicsTitle of the event | Migration in Public Policy in Niger: Between European Interventionism and Opportunistic Logics |
Series | Online Lecture Series: Critical Reflections on Afro-European Relations in Migration Governance |
Organizer | Centre for Global Migration Studies (CeMig) |
Speaker | Harouna Mounkalla |
Type of event | Vortrag |
Category | Forschung |
Registration required | Ja |
Details | Abstract: Being a country of departure and transit for several decades, Niger became a key partner for the European Union (EU), following the Valletta Summit and the establishment of a trust fund for migration in 2015. As regards migration management, it is mostly described by the European Union as a proactive and constructive partner and its cooperation is cited as a model. This presentation aims to demonstrate that Niger is not just a receiver or implementer of European policies, but to establish that this process of externalisation of European policies, on the contrary, creates a variety of opportunities for the country, against the backdrop of government deficiency and its dependence on foreign aid. BIO: Harouna Mounkaila Ecole Normale Supérieure Université Abdou Moumouni de Niamey BP 10 963, Niamey, Niger hzada99@yahoo.fr Harouna Mounkaila is a geography lecturer at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Université Abdou Moumouni of Niamey. He is the Director of Ecole Normale Supérieure and head of the Study and Research Group on Migration, Space and Society (GERMES). He is an associate fellow at URMIS/Paris 7 Didérot. He is a co-head of the International Joint Laboratory (LMI) on Mobilities, Travels, Innovations and Dynamics in the Mediterranean and Sub-Saharan Africa (MOVIDA). His research focuses on migration policies, circular migration and the fallout of migration on farming in Niger. |
Date | Start: 08.09.2021, 16:00 Uhr Ende: 08.09.2021 , 17:30 Uhr |
Location | Zoom |
Contact |
+49 551 39 25358 jelka.guenther@uni-goettingen.de |
External link | https://ammodi.com/critical-reflections-on-afro... |