New Seminar: Migration policy in autocratizing contexts
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February 2-16 March 2026 | 15:30-17:00 (CET) | Online
February 2
Migrant activism in times of autocratization
Legal and economic security of migrants as drivers of activism (Gaukhar Baltabayeva)
The impact of exclusion of migrant workers from the right to form labor unions in Thailand (Shwe Zin Thin)
February 16
Refugee return in times of autocratization
Negotiating Return: Power, Policy, and the Politics of Afghan Repatriation (Shahid Kamal)
Refusing Return: Gendered Agency and the Politics of Repatriation among Syrian Women in Lebanon (Claude Samaha)
March 2
Migration and citizenship policies as tool for autocratization
Fortifying the Polity or Fracturing the Polis? Migration Law, Majoritarianism, and Democratic Erosion in India and Across Borders (Sudipta Roy Choudhwry)
Right-wing Populism and Political Power: A Comparative Study on Türkiye’s and Hungary’s Migration Diplomacy with the EU (Gülşen Doğan)
March 16
Discursive and implementation gaps in times of autocratization
The Politics of (Mis)Directing Migration Narratives: The Gap Between Migration Policy and Practice in the Philippines (Matthew Marquez)
The Restrictive Turn in Migration Policy under Milei's Administration: Governing through Decrees and the Production of Statistical Fictions (Ana Paula Penchaszadeh)
Contact: Katharina Natter, Leiden University | k.natter@fsw.leidenuniv.nl



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