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parallel sessions MIGRATION, EMPLOYMENT & REGULATION SESSION 2b High Skilled Migration Chair: Elaine Moriarty, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland b Synge, Level 2 Women on the move? The integration of highly-skilled women migrants into Germany's technology sector Grit Grigoleit, Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Germany What is good for highly-skilled immigrants and what are highly-skilled immigrants good for? The case of Lithuania. Liutauras Labanauskas, Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania The Experiences of Skilled Immigrants in the Irish Labour Market Eithne Heffernan, University of Limerick, Ireland MIGRATION, EMPLOYMENT & REGULATION SESSION 2c The Labour Market Performance of Old and New Immigrants Chair: Justyna Salamonska, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland c Swift, Level 2 Evidence from Denmark - Job-to-Skill Match among Highly-Educated Immigrant Women Helle Bendix Lauritzen, AKF Danish Institute of Governmental Research, Denmark Entrepreneurial efforts by immigrants: A longitudinal study for Portugal *Miguel Amaral, Instituto Superior Técnico -Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal Joana Mendonça, Instituto Superior Técnico -Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal Host-country cultural capital and labour market trajectories of migrants in Germany. The impact of hostcountry orientation and migrant-specific human and social capital on labour market transitions *Jutta Hoehne, WZB Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (Social Science Research Center), Germany Ruud Koopmans, WZB Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (Social Science Research Center), Germany POLICY IMPLICATIONS SESSION 2d Managing Migration in Ireland Chair: Eoin O’Sullivan, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland d Ui Chadhain, Level 2 Policy Paradoxes: The State and the Causes of Trafficking for Forced Labour in Ireland *Gillian Wylie, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Deirdre Coughlan, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Governmentality of Immigration Jennifer Dagg, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland Minority Ethnic Communities’ Access to Housing—Good Practice for Local Authorities Vanda Clayton, Housing & Sustainable Communities Agency, Ireland *Conor Farrell, Housing & Sustainable Communities Agency, Ireland 19
parallel sessions CHILDREN, YOUTH AND IMMIGRATION SESSION 2e Large Scale Perspectives on Immigrant Youth Chair: Philip Curry, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland e Beckett 1, Level 1 The effect of host country institutions and social stratification on educational achievement of immigrants *Janna Teltemann, University of Bremen, Germany Michel Windzio, University of Bremen, Germany Academic sphere and immigrant children in Ireland Merike Darmody, ESRI Economic and Social Research Institute, Ireland Integration and Identity: Evidence from Governments, Schools and Youth in Europe Daniel Faas, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland f Beckett 2, Level 2 EDUCATION SESSION 2f English as a Second Language in Irish Primary Schools Chair: Constant Leung, King’s College London, UK Research in an Irish Primary School: Some insights gained into teaching and learning ESL Déirdre Kirwan, Scoil Bhríde Girls' National School, Blanchardstown, Dublin, Ireland Teaching English as a Second Language to Immigrant Pupils in Irish Primary Schools Joanna Kosmalska, University of Łódź, Poland The education system's response to the linguistic challenges of immigration Bronagh Catibušic, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES SESSION 2g Chair: Peter Mühlau, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland g IIIS Seminar Room, Level 6 Ethnic Competition Theory in a Dynamic Perspective: What Economic Shocks Teach us about Inter-Group Attitudes *Bram Lancee, European University Institute & University of Amsterdam, Italy & The Netherlands Sergi Pardos-Prado, European University Institute, Italy The Apple Does Fall Far from the Tree: The Welfare State and the Social Capital of Immigrants and their Children. *Rocio Calvo, Harvard University, USA Natalia Sarkisian, Boston College, USA Mary C Waters, Harvard University, USA Terje A Eikemo, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Welfare state provisions and immigration policies in Belgium and Ireland. Gerlinde Verbist, University of Antwerp, Belgium 20
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