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    Migration (Online)

    Freie Universität Berlin

    Freie Universität Berlin

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    Germany, Berlin Steglitz

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    97

    Key Facts

    Program Level

    Bachelor

    Study Type

    Full Time

    Delivery

    Online

    Campuses

    Berlin

    Program Language

    English

    Start & Deadlines

    Next Intake Deadlines17-Jul-2021

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    Tuition Fee
    EUR 1,100 
    Next Intake 17-Jul-2021

    Migration (Online)

    About

    Please visit our website www.fubis.org for any organisational changes that might affect the course programme. Regarding transnational migration, the EU promotes a political reasoning between processes of consolidation and necessary conflict, between sovereignty and shared responsibility, and between the right to define and delimit and the duty to negotiate. In a time of ongoing economic crisis and facing an unprecedented movement of people, the timeless normalcy of migration is often framed as a crisis per se. Populist claims for cultural homogeneity and for closed borders undercut efforts towards a common migration policy. As the visibility of migration increases in various ways, migrants are often represented and imagined as a homogeneous mass of "the other". This leads to a problematic understanding of migration as something to be controlled and governed solely from a top-down perspective. But the respective processes of negotiation on migration policy, within and across the outer borders of the Union, take place not only between the official institutions of nation-states but on all scales of European populations. They also take place from a bottom-up perspective in the centres and at the margins of societies alike. Departing from concepts of the anthropology of the state and of migration, we will first gain an overview of EU-level migration policy. Diving deeper into historical as well as recent migration and border management policies, we will analyse the conflicts, debates, and discourses around the last few years of increased immigration. Scaling further down to the legalisation market of Almería/Spain, we will encounter migrants' positions and perspectives, which reach beyond the usual framing of "the poor migrant" as "passive victim", viewed as a threat or as the "(anti-)hero" of globalisation. We will explore viewpoints of the EU, which be both constructively critical as well as graciously affirming of the spirit of the EU. We will encounter viewpoints of hope.

    Fee Information

    Tuition Fee

    EUR 1,100 

    How to Apply

    http://www.fubis.org/5_geb/anmeldung/index.html
    Freie Universität Berlin

    Migration (Online)

    Freie Universität Berlin

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    Germany,

    Berlin Steglitz

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