PANEL CE5
Responses to Migration in Central Europe
Session 4
Thursday (May 5):
8.30-10.00 AM ET
CHAIR
Julija Sardelić
(Victoria U of Wellington, New Zealand)
PAPERS
Jan Kovář
(Institute of International Relations Prague, Czechia)
How Political Parties Framed Immigration During the European Migrant/Refugee Crisis:
Evidence From the Individual Level in Central Europe
Maija Grizane
(Daugavpils U, Latvia)
Searching for New Identities:
Belarusian Migrants on Latvian-Belarusian Borderland in 1920s-1970s
*co-authored with Irena Saleniece (Daugavpils U, Latvia)
Gabriel Iulian Lataianu
(CUNY Queensbororough Community College, US)
Destination Romania: Romanian’s Attitudes towards Recent Refugees and Economic Immigrants
*co-authored with Bruno Stefan (Politehnica U of Bucharest, Romania)
Slawomir Lodzinski
(U of Warsaw, Poland)
Concept of Polishness and Ambivalence Towards Immigration:
Evolution of the Criteria for Recognizing a Foreigner as a Pole in the Period 1988-2018
*co-authored with Ewa Nowicka (U of Warsaw)
DISCUSSANT
Alena Alamgir
(Georgia Tech, US)