Integration and naturalisation of refugees and migrants: Agency, bureaucracy, and policy change

The Integration and naturalisation of refugees and migrants: Agency, bureaucracy, and policy change is a conference that examines the integration and naturalisation of refugees and migrants, exploring how policies, bureaucracy, and administrative practices impact their access to citizenship and long-term inclusion.

Key Topics

• Integration processes for refugees and migrants
• Access to citizenship and naturalisation
• Impact of social disadvantages on integration
• Administrative practices and street-level bureaucracy
• Policy changes in migration and citizenship systems
• Management of integration and naturalisation processes
• Qualitative and quantitative research on migration and integration
• Implications for policy and practice

Who should Attend

• Researchers and academics from migration, integration, and public policy fields
• Early career researchers
• Policy makers and government officials working on migration or citizenship
• Practitioners involved in refugee support and integration services
• Students and scholars interested in access to citizenship and social inclusion
• Anyone working on or studying the effects of administrative practices on integration