| | 16 November, 2012
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| 11.00
| EU Info-Day ‘Migration and Integration of Migrants in Europe and Russia: What Can be Learned by Russia in Europe?”
Place: ‘Green Lamp’ Press Club, Bankovsky per. 3
Working languages: Russian / English (with translation)
- Prof. Michael Keith, Director of the ESRC Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS), University of Oxford (UK)
- Prof. Natalya Kosmarskaya, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Prof. Olga Vendina, Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Dr. Oleg Korneev, European University Institute, Italy
- Olga Brednikova, Centre for Independent Social Research, St. Petersburg
- NN, EU Delegation to Russia
- NN, Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation
- NN, St. Petersburg City Administration
- Dr. Maria Nozhenko, European University at St. Petersburg, Russia
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| Place: European University at St. Petersburg, ul. Gagarinskaya 3, Conference Hall
Working languages: Russian and English (simultaneous translation)
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| 10.00-14.00
| Thematic excursions in St. Petersburg (led by urban sociologists, artists, local historians)
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| 14.00-14.15
| Opening of the Practically-oriented Part of the Conference. Greetings from Prof. Oleg Kharkhordin(EUSP), Dr. Maria Nozhenko (CES-EUC, EUSP), Dr. Elena Belokurova (CGES)
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| 14.15-16.00
| Round Table ‘Migration Regulation in the EU-Russian Cooperation'
Moderator: Maria Nozhenko
Participants:
- NN, EU Delegation to Russia
- NN, Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation
- Consul General of Finland in St. Petersburg
- Consul General of Germany in St. Petersburg
- Dr. Oleg Korneev, European University Institute
- Daria Bobrovskaya, No-visa.info project
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| 16.00-16.30
| Coffee break
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| 16.30-18.30
| Round Table ‘Integration of Migrants in St. Petersburg: Practice and Ideas of the Application of European Experiences’
Moderator: NN
Participants:
- St. Petersburg City Administration
- St. Petersburg Branch of the Federal Migration Service
- Natalia Zaibert, St. Petersburg Branch of the “Red Cross”
- Dr. Raisa Akifjeva, St. Petersburg Branch of the Higher School of Economics
- Federal Migration Authority of the Federal Republic Germany
- House of Nationalities, St. Petersburg
- Tatjana Egorova, volunteering courses of Russian language with the migrants’ children in St. Petersburg
- experts from other EU countries
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| 18.30-19.00
| Opening of an Exhibition
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| 19.00
| Reception
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| 17 November, 2012
Place: St. Petersburg State University, Main Campus, Centre for Catering, Cultural and Business Communication (Birzhevaja line, 6, 2nd floor)
Working language: English (no translation)
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| 10.00-10.30
| Opening of the Conference.Greetings from Prof. Nikolay Skvortsov (SPSU), Dr. Tatnaja Zimenkova(Bielefeld), Dr. Maria Nozhenko (EUSP), Dr. Oleg Pachenkov (CISR)
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| 10.30-12.00
| PLENARY SESSION: Main Results of the Recent Migration Research in Russia and Europe
Moderator: Tatjana Zimenkova
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| Key speakers:
Prof. Philippe Fargues, Head of the Migration Policy Centre, European University Institute (Florence, Italy)
New Trends in Migration and Migration Studies in Europe
Prof. Natalya Kosmarskaya, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences
Research on Migration in Russia: Mainstream, Counter-Stream and Ensuing Agendas
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| 12.00-12.30
| Coffee break
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| 12.30-
| PANELS
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| 14.00
| 1. Migration: Flows and Tendencies
1.1 General Tendencies of Migration and EU Specifics
Moderator:Oleg Korneev
Participants:
Klaus Manfrass
European Migration Regime
Tetiana Havlin
Migration and Integration at the Macro-, Meso- and Micro-Levels: German Context
Juan Barceló Soler, Enric Martínez-Herrera, Miley Thomas J.
Migrants and Natives’ Reactions to Migration Policy Regimes. A Comparison Across Western Europe
Aneta Slowik
Poles Living in Emigration in England
| 2. Integration of Migrants: Concepts, Implementation, Results
2.1. Strategies of Integration
Moderator:Tatiana Barandova
Participants:
Oksana Karpenko, Alexander Kondakov
Regulation of Migration in Russia: Power and Law
Anna Prokhorova
MIPEX as Instrument of Measuring Integration Policy in Russia
Denisa Sedláčková
Integration Strategies of Ukrainian Immigrants in the Czech Republic
Olga Lysikova
Tourism as a Form of Spatial Mobility and Cultural Integration
| 3. Different Groups and Types of Migration and Migrants
3.1. Labour Migration
Moderator: Agnieszka Weinar
Participants:
Sergey Ryazantsev
Patents for Labour Migrants: the First Results and Unresolved Problems
Nonna Kushnirovich
Labor Migration to Israel
Sonia Gsir
Labour Migration at European Level, New Schemes of Temporary Mobility
Lyubov Pasyakina
Labour Migration Regimes in the EU and Russia: is There Any Common Trend?
Marina Pitukhina, Svetlana Sigova
Challenges of Foreign Labor Migration in Russia
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| 14.00-15.00
| Lunch
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| 15.00-
| PANELS
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| 16.30
| 1.2. Dynamic of Migration in Different Countries
Moderator: Elena Belokurova
Participants:
Olga Gulina
The Comparative Research of the Migration Models of Russia and of The Chosen European Countries
Agnieszka Weinar
EU Migration Cooperation Challenges in Eastern Neighborhood
Irina Lapshyna
Europe in the Imaginations of Ukrainians: Crossroads in Aspirations, Perceptions and Migration Public DiscourseLarissa Titarenko
Republic of Belarus: Flows and Tendencies in Migration Processes
Ekaterina Bagreeva, German Mendzheritskiy
The Migration from the Countries of Former Soviet Union to Germany and Norway during 1990 - 2010: Background, Justification, Dynamics, Integration Discourse
| 2.2. Perceptions of Migrants
Moderators: Oxana Karpenko
Participants:
Martin Bak Jørgensen
The Social Construction of Deserving and Undeserving Migrant Groups in Denmark
Tiina Sotkasiira
Caucasian Encounters. The Identification and Positioning of North Caucasian Adolescent in Post-Soviet Russia
Diana Gapak
Ethno-Social Phenomena Concerning Young People in Connection with Migration Growth in the Siberian Federal District (Based on Research Conducted in Novosibirsk)
Tatiana Smolina
Personality Characteristics and Cross-Cultural Adaptation
Oxana Vashchuk
Migration, Integration, and Multiculturalism Perception in Russian Poster Art (1980s – 2010s)
| 3.2. Gender and Migration in Europe and Russia: Changing Patterns, Current Debates
Moderator: Olga Tkach
Participants:
Anna Rocheva
Giving Birth “On the Move”: Transition to Motherhood and Migration in the Life-Course
Natalia Paleeva
Marriage of Convenience as a Strategy of Migrants’ Adaptation (Samara region, 2010 - 2012)
Anne Haataja
Gendered patterns of migration and transnational engagements: the case of Egyptian migrants in Finland
Caterina Rohde
Mary Poppins is Holding a University Degree: Educational Migration of Russian Highly Skilled Females to Germany via the Au Pair Programme
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| 16.30-17.00
| Coffee break
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| 17.00-
| PANELS
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| 18.30
| 1.3 Regional Specifics of Migration in Russia
Moderator: Olga Gulina
Participants:
Svetlana Mishchuk, Natalia Nekludova
Peculiarities of Modern Migration Processes in the Russian Far East
Svetlana Bolotova
State Regulation of Migration of Youth in Baikal Region (On Materials of Republic of Buryatia)
Ksenia Volovtsova
The Future of Migrants’ Integration in the Sociocultural Life of Russian Society (on the Example of North Caucasian Federal District)
| 2.3 Role of Institutions in Migrants Integration and Adaptation
Moderator: Marina Hakkarainen
Participants:
Tatiana Barandova
What’s the Role of Ombudsmen as a Soft/Human Security Policy Agent in Migration Issues on the European North?
Tatjana ZimenkovaEducation Towards Multicultural Diversity: A Successful Integration Policy?
Galina Sudakova
Conceptual Basis for Innovations in Social Work with Russian-Speaking Migrants in Nordic Countries
Vasily Bublikov
Immigrant Integration in Russia: Social and Governmental Approaches
| 3.3 Ethnic Groups and Diasporas
Moderator: Maria Nozhenko
Participants:
Eduard Khakimov
Mutual Enrichment of Cultures’ as a Peculiarity Relation to New Culture by Russian-Speaking Immigrants in Finland Who Feel Recognition
Polina Kliuchnikova
The Importance of Learning Russian: Strategies of Self-Imaging, Community-Building and Professional Networking in Russian Language Schools in Great Britain
Verena Molitor
Media Diasporas - Diasporic Media - The Case of the German-Speaking Radio Shows in Poland in Comparison to the Media of Migrant Groups in Germany
Ágnes Pakot
Transnational Migration and Political Identities, Loyalties and Activities – Discourses of and about Romanian Diaspora and Homeland Politics
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| 19.00
| Reception
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| 18 November, 2012
Place: St. Petersburg State University, Main Campus, Centre for Catering, Cultural and Business Communication (Birzhevaja line, 6, 2nd floor)
Working language: English (no translation)
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| 10.00-11.30
| PLENARY SESSION: Migration Policies in Europe and Russia: Successes and Failures
Moderator: Elena Belokurova
Prof. Michael Keith, Director of the ESRC Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS), University of Oxford (UK) and Prof. Olga Vendina, Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences
Inertia of the Russian Migration Policy and New Trends of the Russian Migration
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| 11.30-12.00
| Coffee break
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| 12.00-
| PANELS
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| 13.30
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| 2.4. Informal Social Institutions of Integration
Moderator:Raisa Akifjeva
Participants:
Vera Peshkova, Anna Rocheva
Work Hard- Play Hard', Or Whether Migrants' Cafes Can Be a New Agent of Migrant Incorporation in Russia
Guzel Yusupova
The Role of Islam in the Integration of Migrants from Central Asia into the Russian Society
Marina HakkarainenConsumption of Medical Care and Bodily Discipline Among Russian Immigrants in Finland
| 3.4. Academic and Artistic Mobility
Moderator:Sergey Ryazantsev
Participants:
Veronika Kupriyanova
The EU and Russia: Between “Academic Migration” and “Academic Mobility”
Maria Safonova
The Academic Empires: Colonial Legacies and International System of Student Migration
Olga Lakizuk
Classification of Immigration Flows with a Special Focus on Academic Immigration
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| 13.30-14.30
| Lunch
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| 14.30-
| PANELS
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| 16.00
| 1.4. Specifics of Transnaitonal Migration
Moderator: Irina Lapshyna
Participants:
Shoshana Fine
(De)securitising Transit Migrant Identities: the Case of Iranians and Afghans in Turkey
Hanna Konya
The Emergence of a Transnational Elite. The Development of the Csángó Elite as a Consequence of International Migration
Maria Zaslavskaya
The Transmigration as the Strata - Forming Factor in Modern Societies: Armenian Case
Eteri Rubinskaya
Influence of Cross-Border Cooperation on Migration Processes in the Rostov Region: Challenges and Perspectives
| 2.5. Integration and Social Construction of Migrants
Moderators: Tatjana Zimenkova, Verena Molitor
Participants:
Giovanni Picker
Ascribing Shadiness. On the Social Construction of Roma Ethnicity in the Context of EU Westward Migration
Polina Rumyantseva
Russian-Speaking Immigrants in Finland: Acculturation Strategies and Perceived Ethnic Discrimination
Liudmila Vedmetskaya
State Capacities in the Sphere of Immigrants’ Integration in France and Germany: Comparative Analysis
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| 16.00-16.30
| Coffee break
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| 16.30-18.30
| Plenary Session. Moderators: Elena Belokurova & Tatjana Zimenkova
Prof. Gianni D'Amato, University of Neuchatel (Switzerland)
Old Wine in New Skins?: Migration and Integration Discourses in European Immigrant Societies Presentation of Moderators’ Results
Final discussion & Concluding Remarks
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| 19.00
| Reception at Grad Petroff Restaurant
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