Migration and Global Governance Research Group (MiGo)

Migration and Global Governance Research Group (MiGo)

Bringing together the diverse migration, citizenship, and transnational governance scholarship at CEU departments, research centers, and other units, the Migration and Global Governance Research Group (MiGo), established in 2025 (building on the Migration Research Group, MiGR, established in 2016), provides an interdisciplinary platform for faculty, students, and researchers at CEU and beyond to have a dialogue on questions concerning human mobility, migration, citizenship, and global governance. The group hosts regular events that provide a platform for informal and congenial debate and allow for members and guests to discuss their ongoing research with a specialized audience.
The group seeks to foster collaborative research among its members and across disciplines. The Research Group is anchored at the Legal Department, with the Department for Public Policy and the Shattuck Center as co-sponsors of the project. Its events and public lectures aim to raise the visibility and impact of migration and global governance research at CEU.
If you are interested in joining the Migration Research Group, please feel free to write to mirg@ceu.edu.
The Migration and Global Governance Research Group is led by Burak Bahce, Markus Pollak, and Rohit Sarma, as well as by faculty members Martin Kahanec and Lena Riemer.

If you are interested in joining the migration research group, please feel free to come to our bi-weekly meetings and/or write to mirg@ceu.edu.