State of Knowledge and Current Debates

Conférence internationale, Khartoum, du 16 au 18 novembre 2015 / International conference, Khartoum, November 16-18^th 2015

Cette conférence co-organisée par le CEDEJ de Khartoum et le CFEE d’Addis-Abeba, avec le soutien de l’Institut français (Paris), vise à faire un état des lieux de la recherche en sciences sociales sur les migrations de la Corne de l’Afrique à partir des travaux récents menés à la fois dans les régions d’origine, les régions de transit et celles de destination des migrants et des réfugiés.

CEDEJ (French Research Centre for Social Sciences) in Khartoum and CFEE (French Centre for Ethiopian Studies) in Addis Ababa invite interested participants to a scientific conference supported by the Institut français (Paris). The conference aims to create an overview of the current state of research on migrations in the Horn of Africa. It will focus on the recent fieldwork conducted in the migrants’ and exilees’ areas of origins, transit and destination.

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Programme

Day 1. Tuesday 17th November 2015

9:00am: Welcoming session/coffee
9:30 – 10:30am: Introductive session
10:30 – 12:00am: Panel 1
12am – 1:30pm: Lunch
1:30 – 3:00pm: Panel 2
3:00 – 4:30pm: Panel 3 & Panel 4
4:30 – 5pm: Coffee break
5:00 – 6:30pm: Panel 5

Day 2. Wednesday 18th November 2015

8:30am: Welcoming session/coffee
9:00 – 11am: Panel 6 + documentary
11am – 12:30pm: Panel 7
12:30 – 1:30pm: Lunch
1:30 – 3:00pm: Panel 8
3:00 – 4:30pm: Panel 9
4:30 – 5:00pm: Conclusive session
5:00 – 5:30pm: Bubble

Panel 1 – Becoming a migrant

1. Netsereab ANDOM, University of Khartoum, “Demystifying Irregular Youth Hemorrhage from Post-2000s Eritrea: Driven by Politics or Economics”
2. Julia BLOCHER, Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies, University of Liège and Sciences Po Paris, “Characterizing ‘drought’ In East Africa: new perspectives on perceptions versus measured impacts in responding to climate fluctuations”
3. Catherine DOM, WIDE research team member and Principal Consultant of Mokoro Ltd, “Outmigration for work in 20 Ethiopian rural communities in 1995, and 2010/2013″
4. Simon IMBERT-VIER, IMAF, “Djibouti, country of migrants and land of circulations”

Panel 2 – Travel routes and wanderings, shifting pathways

5. Thomas OSMOND, CFEE, “Turks in Ethiopia/Ethiopians in Turkey: Exploring the Local/Global Dynamics of Current Migrations Between Asia Minor and the Horn of Africa”
6. Samia TECLE, Masters in Environmental Studies, York University, “The Exodus Continues: Exploring the Changing Routes, Destinations and Experiences of New Eritrean Refugees”

Panels 3 and 5 – Migratory policies: rights, limitations, repatriations, governance

7. Gaïm KIBREAB, Prof South Bank University London, “Outsourcing of Migration Control in the EU and the Future of Asylum in the Horn of Africa”
8. Pauline BRUCKER, Phd candidate at Sciences Po, CEDEJ Cairo, “We are refugees: Sudanese contestations of asylum policies in Egypt and Israel”
9. Fesseha Berhe GEBREGERGIS, Mekelle University, CFEE, “Irregular Migration, Forced Return and Reintegration of Deportees: The Case of Tigray, Northern Ethiopia”
10. Cristiano D’ORSI, Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria, “Refugees from East Africa and Israel: a tormented relationship”
11. Mehdi LABZAE, Université Paris 1 – CESSP, “State-sponsored migrations in Ethiopia: A Derg resettlement village, thirty years later” 12. Clara LECADET, EHESS Laboratoire d’Anthropologie Urbaine, and Medareshaw Tafesse MELKAMU, “The expulsion of Ethiopian workers from Saudi Arabia (2013-2014): the management of a humanitarian and political crisis”
13. Elena VEZZADINI, CNRS, “What is my country?”

Panel 4 – Transnational economic connections

14. CHIRE, TAMRU, ISMAEL, University of Djibouti, Paris 8 University, CERD Djibouti, “Domestic work and immigration of the Ethiopian and Somalian youth in the Republic of Djibouti”
15. Marion GUILLAUME, Senior Project Manager at Samuel Hall Consulting, “Local economic integration as a transitional solution? Across-border case study in Kenya and Somalia”
16. Ibtissam SATTI, University of Khartoum, “Females in the Borderlands: The Livelihood of Ethiopian Females in Kassala Town”
17. Griet STEEL, Utrecht University, “Transnational migration and online entrepreneurship in the city of Khartoum, Sudan”

Panel 6 – Migratory experience : ebbs and flows in the evolution of individual and group identity

18. Rania EL RAJJI, MSF Spain, “Torture as a price for migration”
19. Katarzyna GRABSKA, IHEID/CEDEJ, “Migratory trajectories of adolescence: aspirations, desires and being stuck”
20. Mohamed TAHIR, Ahlia University, “Cultural effects of the migratory experience of the Beja”
21. Azza YACOUB, SOAS London, “The quest for health as a barometer of the social distinctions of Southerners in Khartoum”

Documentary “Time to look at girls: migrants in Bangladesh and Ethiopia”, by Katarzyna Grabska, Nicoletta del Franco and Marina de Regt.

Panel 7 “Egypt”: Migration from the Horn of Africa to Egypt as a transit or destination country (Centre for Migration and Refugee Studies CMRS, the American University in Cairo AUC, Egypt)

23. Maysa AYOUB, CMRS AUC, “Livelihoods and Protection of Refugees from the Horn of Africa in Egypt: Finding Durable Solutions” 24. Sara SADEK, CMRS AUC & University of York, UK, “The Role of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the survival of migrants and refugees from the Horn of Africa in Egypt after 2011″

Panel 8 : Trafficking and smuggling, between the Licit and the Illicit

26. Mohamed ABDEL SALAM Babiker, University of Khartoum, “Sudan’s new Migration and Refugee Laws: Trends and Gaps in Combating Human Trafficking and creating Stateless Persons”
27. Amira AHMED, IOM Cairo, “Trafficking and smuggling are now important issues on the agenda of migration in the region – although more on the policy level at the moment. The Khartoum Process as a great example”
28. Benoit GAUDIN, University of Addis Abeba and IRD, “Sportive migrations of the East-african athleticism”
29. Omar ISMAEL MAHAMOUD, CERD Djibouti, “Foreign migration in Djibouti-city: the case of the Ethiopian Oromo people”

Panel 9: Diaspora
30. Sebabatso MANOELI, Rhodes Scholar from Lesotho and South Africa and PhD candidate at University of Oxford, “The Ambivalences of Exile: Jacob Akol’s Journey”
31. Hawa MIRE, MES candidate in the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University, “Rewriting a contemporary Somali National Imaginary through Orality”
32. Géraldine PINAULDT, CFEE, “Somalian people in France: a consequence of the Dublin II Regulation. A pioneer migration experience”
33. Moussa SULEIMAN, University of Djibouti, “Forms of exiles in the literature of the Horn of Africa”

Partners:

Institut français – Paris
Institut français – Khartoum
Institut français – Djibouti
Ambassade de France en Éthiopie et auprès de l’Union africaine
Ambassade de France au Soudan
The Center for Human Rights – University of Pretoria
Mokoro Ltd
Institut de Recherche pour le développement IRD
Sciences Po Paris
Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales IHEID Genève
University of Djibouti
Samuel Hall
Oxford University
The American University of Cairo
International Organization for Migrations IOM
Mekelle University

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Programme – Migration and Exile in the Horn of Africa

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