Manatschal Anita
@AManatschal
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Professor in migration policy analysis at the SFM @UniNeuchatel and Project Leader in the @nccr_onthemove.
Joined March 2009
🎬 What can 12 years of migration and mobility research achieve? Since 2014, the @nccr_onthemove has brought together 180+ researchers from the social sciences, economics and law to explore how and why people move. 👇Watch and discover more! https://t.co/lhSmOQpxAm
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Launch of the Swiss Association of Migration & Mobility Studies (SAMMS).A new Swiss-wide network connecting scholars & institutions working on #migration & #mobility. 🗓 13 Jan 2026 | 16:15 CET 📌Uni Neuchâtel Become a founding member, register by 5 Jan:
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The blog SwissMig, which monitors migration related to Switzerland, has a new address: https://t.co/W0nKHDIms1 You can subscribe to receive the latest articles. Thank you for your support! @UniNeuchatel
@gdamato63 @defionayi7 @AManatschal @mapsunine
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A century after Max Weber’s “Science as a Vocation,” what can his ideas tell us about today’s resurgence of national populism? Join Alejandro Portes (Princeton & Miami) for a public lecture. 🗓️ 23 Oct 2025 | 18:00 CET 💻 Online (Webex) 🔗 https://t.co/eFivpjyFMI
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📊 New data from the 2024 wave of the #MigrationMobility Survey is now available! In 🇨🇭, 67% of migrants intend to apply for Swiss citizenship — with intentions varying by origin, education, and years of residence. Explore more: 👉 https://t.co/Aqp4eoA0Ll
#Migration #Research
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If you missed our policy brief on support for border closures during #COVID19, take a look!👇
Why did people support border closures during #COVID-19? A new policy brief finds political attitudes — not health concerns — were the main driver. Read more 👉 https://t.co/GumWqTSEW6
#Migration #Research
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Only 16% of Swiss MPs have a migration background, despite making up 39% of the population. A blog post by Jana Bobokova, @gdamato63 & Didier Ruedin explores why. Based on their study, it highlights barriers like visibility, discrimination & weak networks.
nccr-onthemove.ch
Explore how structural barriers limit Swiss politicians with migration backgrounds and how visibility, networks, and mentorship shape representation.
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🎉 The SFM is celebrating its 30th anniversary! 📍Join us on 12.09.2025 in Neuchâtel for the conference: "What can and should migration research do?" 🔗 Program and registration: https://t.co/YgZ61s182x
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🧵 On this #WomensDay, let's highlight income gaps in Switzerland: 📊 According to the Migration-Mobility Survey, foreign women tend to have higher salaries than their Swiss counterparts in many cases — but both earn less than men. Why? 👇 #EqualPay
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🌍 In our new blog post by Anna Marino (@UniNeuchatel), she explains her illustrated booklet project that looks at the human impact of EU border policies in the Central Mediterranean. Explore migration stories through art and personal testimonies. 📖✨
nccr-onthemove.ch
Thinking Outside the Border: An exploration of migration governance and human experiences at EU borders in the Central Mediterranean.
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Job alert: I am looking for 2 collaborators for my new consolidator project "Decades of Peace" at the University of Zurich @IPZ_ch funded by @snsf_ch. Please help me find them. PhD position: https://t.co/VzASOPf7Vj Postdoc position:
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📡New Blog Post! How do laws decide who can move or must stay during crises? From pandemic lockdowns to special refugee protections, our im/mobility depends on legal frameworks. Stefanie Kurt & Francesco Maiani explore how laws shape movement. 👇 https://t.co/OusNuUTvb9
nccr-onthemove.ch
Explore how legal regimes shape mobility rights during crises, revealing inequalities in movement based on nationality and legal status.
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🚨 Save the Date! 🚨 Join us for a lecture by @FitzGeraldUCSD (@UCSanDiego) on Coercion and Displacement in the Refugee System on Nov 12, 2024 (18:00-19:30) at @UniNeuchatel and online. Don’t miss it! More information can be found here 👉 https://t.co/KVcdgeRsb3
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If you missed it last week, take a look at @gdamato63's blog post on how Italy's history continues to shape its present. Read more 👇
Discover how Italy’s national identity is influenced by its fragmented past, the rise of fascism and anti-fascist values, and how its history continues to shape its present. Read more in our new blog post by @gdamato63! 🇮🇹 #Italy #History #Politics
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What drove public support for full - i.e. bilateral - border closure during #COVID19? Find the response in our new @IJPOR_Journal article with my fabulous colleagues @ElieMichel3 & @evagtgreen 👇👇👇
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My colleague @JakobTures @unipotsdam and I developed a free, hands-on #rstats @rstudiotips course on "Data Analysis using R for Social Scientists". It requires no previous stats or R skills. #AcademicTwitter
jaspertjaden.github.io
In this course, you will learn how to analyse data using regression in R.
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🚀 Check out our new video on "Crises, Migration, and (Im)Mobility"! 🎥 The video explores the Migration-Mobility Nexus framework, highlighting key relationships and the impact of crises at individual, societal, and governance levels! https://t.co/TGIz1kF5hh
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🚨 Happening Now: Round table on our approach to Migration, Mobility and Crisis exploring new perspectives beyond traditional views with @PEcodemo, @Anna__Marino, @AManatschal, @janineDahinden, @LuOesch, @eloise_thom, and Didier Ruedin at the #neuchgradconf24. #ResearchFramework
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Congrats again Valon 👏 - so well deserved!!!
🌟 Congratulations to @hasanaj_l! 🌟 He was selected as one of the three winners of the “Cambridge University Press Awards for Excellence in Social Policy Scholarship”! 👏🌍📚 #SocialPolicy #AcademicExcellence #EcoWelfare
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