Stream 1: Mobility Policies and Politics
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How to support scientific mobility of Polish scientists?
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(Michal Wierzchoń, Jagiellonian University, Institute of Psychology)
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Erasmus Plus and Its Transformation from Cultural Integration to Social Inclusion: Policy Gaps and Policy Suggestion for the Future
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(Sahizer Samuk, University of Luxembourg/ Birte Nienaber, University of Luxembourg/ Emilia Kmiotek-Meier, University of Luxembourg/ Markus Däubler, University of Luxembourg/ Jan Skrobanek, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Høgskulen på Vestlandet/ Tuba Ardic, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Høgskulen på Vestlandet/ Irina Pavlova, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Høgskulen på Vestlandet/ Daniela Elena Marinescu, Academia De Studii Economice Din Bucuresti/ Laura Muresan, Academia De Studii Economice Din Bucuresti)
Stream 3: Social Inequality and Youth Mobility
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The selectiveness of temporary mobilities: the case of young adults in Switzerland
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(Lucas Haldimann, University of Lausanne/ Marieke Heers, FORS/ Patrick Rérat, University of Lausanne)
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Characteristics of the Intensifying Emigration Process of the Hungarian Youth and their Consequences on Socio-spatial Inequalities
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(Beáta Siskáné Szilasi, University of Miskolc/ Levente Halász, University of Miskolc)
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Why is it so hard? And for who? Obstacles in the intra-EU mobility: Mobility fields in comparison
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(Emilia Kmiotek-Meier, University of Luxembourg/ Tuba Ardic, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences/ Zsuzsanna Dabasi-Halász, University of Miskolc/ Markus Däubler, University of Luxembourg/ Celia Diaz, Colegio de Sociólogos y Politólogos de Madrid, Universidad Complutense de Madrid/ Karen Hemming, German Youth Institute/ Julianna Kiss, University of Miskolc/ Katalin Lipták, University of Miskolc/ Birte Nienaber, University of Luxembourg/ Irina Pavlova, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences/ Sahizer Samuk, University of Luxembourg/ Tabea Schlimbach, German Youth Institute/ Jan Skrobanek, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences/ Ana Maria Ewert, University of Luxembourg/ Alison Adams, University of Luxembourg)
Stream 5: Economy and Youth Mobility
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International student mobility and employment probability in the EU-28 member states. A multi-level analysis
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(Knut Petzold, Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
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"To study" or "To improve working conditions"? Motivations for becoming mobile as micro-macro-level approach for different European country-types
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(Karen Hemming, German Youth Institute/ Cristina Cuenca García, Colegio de Sociólogos y Politólogos de Madrid, Universidad Complutense de Madrid/ Zsuzsanna Dabasi-Halász, University of Miskolc/ Emilia Kmiotek-Meier, University of Luxembourg/ Birte Nienaber, University of Luxembourg/ Monica Roman, Academia De Studii Economice Din Bucuresti/ Tabea Schlimbach, German Youth Institute/ Jan Skrobanek, University of Bergen/ Víctor Suárez-Lledó, Colegio de Sociólogos y Politólogos de Madrid, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid/ Frank Tillmann, German Youth Institute)
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Which mechanisms explain monetary returns to international student mobility?
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(Fabian Kratz, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München/ Nicolai Netz, DZHW)
Symposium
Titel: Youth migration and its implications for local governance in the Danube Region - the YOUMIG project
Dr. Béla Soltész (Hungarian Central Statistical Office, HU)
Presentations of the Symposium:
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Overview of the conceptual approach of the YOUMIG project
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(Elisabeth Gruber, University of Vienna/ Heinz Fassmann, University of Vienna/ Ádám Németh, University of Vienna)
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YOUMIG’s Local status quo analyses: a methodological overview
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(Tamás Kiss, Romanian Institute for Research on Minorities Issues)
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YOUMIG’s Local status quo analyses: the case of Burgas, Bulgaria
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(Haralan Alexandrov, Municipality of Burgas)
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YOUMIG’s statistical, administrative and strategic innovations
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(Béla Soltész, Hungarian Central Statistical Office)
