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SUMMARY: “Migration as Debt” – Talk by Willem Schinkel
DESCRIPTION: Please join us for the third event of our 2023/24 CMS Speaker 
 Series\, Integration Reimagined. This is a hybrid event. Abstract In this t
 alk\, Willem Schinkel seeks to contribute to ongoing ways of rethinking wha
 t ‘migration’ is\, and how ‘migration studies’ is implicated in it. The con
 text of his topic is EU-ropean registration\, problematization\, and […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>Please join us for the third event of our 
 2023/24 CMS Speaker Series\, <strong><em>Integration Reimagined</em></stron
 g>.</p><p style="line-height: 21.0pt\; background: white\; margin: 0cm 0cm 
 15.0pt 0cm\;"><strong>This is a hybrid event.</strong></p><p><img class="wp
 -image-20887 aligncenter" src="https://migr.cms.arts.ubc.ca/wp-content/uplo
 ads/sites/42/2024/01/240205-WU_Willem-Schinkel-1-300x168.png" alt="" width=
 "670" height="375" /></p><h3 style="text-align: center\;">Abstract</h3><p>I
 n this talk\, Willem Schinkel seeks to contribute to ongoing ways of rethin
 king what ‘migration’ is\, and how ‘migration studies’ is implicated in it.
 </p><p>The context of his topic is EU-ropean registration\, problematizatio
 n\, and management of migration. He seeks to show that ‘migration’ becomes 
 an object of concern (i.e.\, an object of science but also an object of gov
 ernment) only as an effect of accounting\, of the registration of comings a
 nd goings within the reference space of the international system of nation-
 states\, amidst which colonial divides are reproduced in part through the r
 egistration and visualization of ‘migration.’ These quite literal forms of 
 accounting constitute a form of ‘double bookkeeping.’ From this\, Schinkel 
 puts forward a perspective in which migration appears as a modality of debt
 .</p><p>This talk will provide fruitful ways to consider the coloniality of
  knowledge production in migration studies\, and what its decolonization mi
 ght mean in practice rather than in theory.</p><h3 style="text-align: cente
 r\;">Speaker Bio</h3><p><a href="https://www.eur.nl/en/people/willem-schink
 el">Willem Schinkel</a> is Professor of Social Theory at Erasmus University
  Rotterdam. He publishes on migration\, racial capitalism\, violence\, and 
 political theory. He is the author of 15 books on a variety of topics. His 
 2017 book <a href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/imagined-societies/
 9D49DEB580B396D77E66A8928C22930D"><i>Imagined Societies: A Critique of Immi
 grant Integration in Western Europe</i></a> (Cambridge University Press) de
 als with migration and immigrant integration in Europe.</p><p style="text-a
 lign: center\;"><strong>RSVP for this event has closed. Please check our ev
 ents calendar for more details on upcoming events! </strong></p>
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