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parallel sessions h Irish-Scottish Seminar Room, Level 6 INTEGRATION Session 6h Identity Chair: Daniel Faas, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Sexing Up Migration Studies : Homosexual Identity and Stigma Management in Contemporary Migration Flows to Belgium Wim Peumans, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium Transnational migrant identity and networks: the case of migrants from the former Soviet Union in Portugal Demyan Belyaev, Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies, Portugal Belonging’s uncertainty: Latin Americans in post-Celtic Tiger Ireland Fina Carpena-Mendez, Oregon State University, USA saturday 3 july 09:30 - 11:00 a Emmet, Level 2 MIGRANT NETWORKS SESSION 7a Networks, Media and Social Issues Chair: Carla De Tona, The University of Manchester, UK Migrant Led Networks, Social Capital and Immigrant Associationism. Observations on the Case of the Latin Americans in Seville Francisco José Cuberos Gallardo, University of Seville, Spain Immigrant’s Media and Integration: Case study of Metro Éireann and African Bulletin newspapers *Yemi Obalanlege, University of Antwerp, Belgium Hilde van den Bulck, University of Antwerp, Belgium Migrant-led networks to connect or disconnect?: The perspective of the visually impaired migrant in Ireland. Esther Murphy, Dublin City University, Ireland b Synge, Level 2 MIGRATION, EMPLOYMENT & REGULATION SESSION 7b New Forms of Labour Mobility in Europe Chair: James Wickham, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland New forms of labour mobility? Polish migrants in Ireland after European Union Enlargement, 2004 Alicja Bobek, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland New migration patterns and experiences of Latvian labour migrants Zaiga Krisjane, University of Latvia, Latvia *Elina Apsite, University of Latvia, Latvia The impact of the recent wave of emigration on the Polish labour market and its social implications in the public debates Mariusz Dzieglewski, Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny im. KEN, Poland c MIGRATION, EMPLOYMENT & REGULATION SESSION 7c No Session d POLICY IMPLICATIONS SESSION 7d No Session 29
parallel sessions e CHILDREN, YOUTH AND IMMIGRATION SESSION 7e No Session f Beckett 2, Level 1 EDUCATION SESSION 7f The TII’s English Language Support Programme II Chair: David Little, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Assessing the impact of ELSP materials in post-primary language support and mainstream subject classrooms Zach Lyons, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland g IIIS Seminar Room, Level 6 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES SESSION 7g Chair: TBC Muslim women in the German labour market: A large scale assessment of their economical activity and occupational success *Stephanie Muessig, Federal Office for Migration and Refugees Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany Anja Stichs, Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, Germany Gender gap? The divergent gender role attitudes of immigrant men and women Antje Roeder, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland h INTEGRATION Session 7h No Session saturday 3 july 11:30-13:00 a Swift, Level 2 (Note Room Change) MIGRANT NETWORKS SESSION 8a Eastern European Migrant Networks Chair: Elena Moreo, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Interacting Networks of Migrant Entrepreneurs from the Former Soviet Union to Israel: An Exploratory Study Sibylle Heilbrunn, Ruppin Academic Center, Israel From the “Uprooted” to the “Rootless”? Transnational Social Ties of Romanian Migrants in London Laura Morosanu, University of Bristol, UK Migrant-led networks and their development and role in migrants' trajectories - the case of Polish postaccession migrants Justyna Samolyk, Queen’s University Belfast, UK 30
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