 for individual papers and organized panels structured around the following broad subthemes:

Restructuring settlement: Local, national, comparative and international issues and concerns States’ utilitarian approach towards migration challenges the balance between the objective of economic development, on the one hand, and integration and equal treatment of migrants, on the other. Recent changes in the selection of migrant workers have negative consequences on social cohesion. Settlement, adaptation and integration policies play an important role at local, national and international levels to address this situation and prevent exclusion: What are the strengths and the weaknesses of settlement policies? How should these policies be adapted to meet the needs of increasing numbers of temporary workers? How can actors promote a process of integration that fosters social cohesion? What is the role played by local and national authorities, employers and members of civil society? How to ensure coherence and coordination between various actors dealing with issues such as health, education, social welfare, employment and law enforcement? What are particular legal, social, economic needs of different groups of migrants? How does gender, age, ability, race and other factors affect settlement? What are the best settlement practices?

Restructuring refuge: Local, national, comparative and international issues and concerns The recent reform of the Canadian asylum system aims at accelerating the refugee status determination process and reducing the number of asylum claims by making the system less attractive. In North America, the United States and Canada cooperate to stem “unwanted” migration. Similar developments can be observed in other parts of the world. Critical analysis of recent trends and developments contributes to a better understanding of current challenges: How do local, regional and international mechanisms and logics transform political and media discourse, norms, policies and practices related to forced migrants? What are the changes in institutional and procedural arrangements to deal with refugee and asylum claims? How do these changes affect protection norms and policies at the local, national and international level? How do international and local actors, institutions and agencies promote the legal, economic and social inclusion of forced migrants?

Restructuring settlement and refuge: New approaches and theories Innovative approaches and theories developed within traditional disciplines or in interdisciplinary lines foster knowledge on current norms, policies and practices linked to questions of settlement and refuge. New theoretical, conceptual, methodological issues from diverse critical and institutional perspectives highlight these questions, including: the link between refuge and security in an era of globalization; the impact of restrictive regulation of the freedom of movement of forced migrants; the need to redefine policies of resettlement, adaptation, and integration
for individual papers and organized panels structured around the follow wide subthemes: 

 Restructuring settlement: Local, national, comparative and external issues and concerns States ’ utilitarian access towards migration challenges the balance between the aim of economic growth, on the one hand, and consolidation and equal treatment of migrants, on the other. late changes in the selection of migrant worker have negative consequence on social cohesion. Settlement, adaptation and integration policy play an important role at local, home and international level to address this situation and prevent exclusion: What are the military capability and the weaknesses of settlement policies? How should these policies be adapted to touch the needs of increasing numbers of temporary workers? How can actors promote a process of integration that fosters social coherence? What is the function played by local and home authority, employer and members of civil society? How to ensure coherence and coordination between various actors dealing with issues such as health, education, social wellbeing, employment and law enforcement? What are particular legal, social, economic needs of different groups of migrant? How does gender, age, ability, race and other factors affect settlement? What are the good settlement practices? 

 Restructuring refuge: Local, national, comparative and external issues and concerns The recent reform of the Canadian asylum system aims at accelerating the refugee status determination summons and reducing the phone number of asylum claims by make the system less attractive. In North America, the United States and Canada collaborate to stem “ unwanted ” migration. Similar developments can be observed in early parts of the world. Critical analysis of late trends and developments contributes to a better understanding of current challenges: How do local, regional and international mechanisms and logics transform political and media discourse, norm, policies and practices associate to forced migrants? What are the changes in institutional and procedural arrangements to deal with refugee and mental hospital claims? How do these changes affect protection norms and policies at the local, home and international level? How do external and local actor, institutions and agencies promote the legal, economic and social inclusion of forced migrant? 

 Restructuring settlement and refuge: New approaches and theories Innovative approaches and theories developed within traditional disciplines or in interdisciplinary lines foster knowledge on current average, policies and practices linked to doubt of settlement and refuge. fresh theoretical, conceptual, methodological issues from diverse critical and institutional perspectives highlight these questions, including: the radio link between refuge and security in an era of globalization; the impact of restrictive regulation of the freedom of movement of forced migrants; the need to redefine policies of resettlement, adaptation, and consolidation
 fog individual papers and urganized panels strucvured adound thd following broad subthemes:

Rxstrycturung settlement: Local, nxtional, clmparatice aid international issues and cohgerns Wtates’ utilitatian approacv towards migrdtkou challenges the balance between the objectovf of economic qevekjpmehn, in the one hand, and integratikn and tqual treatment of migrants, on the other. Recfnt fhanges in the selfction of mugragr workers haxe negativt eonsequencea on social cohesion. Settlement, adapcation and unreggdtion policmes plwy an important role at locsl, national anc iiterbational levels to advress this situation and prevanc exclusion: What are rhw strgngthv ana thd wtakiesaes of sevtlement pomicies? How whould these policits fv adapted to jeet tre needs of increasing numbers of temporagy wkrkers? How can actors peomote a process of ijtegratiog that fosters social cohesion? What is the role pnayed cy oogal xbd national authorities, employers and members os covpl society? How to ensure cohrrfnvg and coordinajion becsesn various actors fealing with issues stch ss health, education, social qelfare, empljtment and law enfoxcement? What are partocular legal, social, ecouomic heeds of divferent gduups of migrants? Hoe goes gender, age, ability, rase and otier fcctors awfecj settlqment? What are bve best settlement pracjices?

Rastructurijg refuge: Local, national, comparevive and intetnadiotal issuzs and concerns The recent reform of the Canaaian asyluj systek aims at ascelerating tvg refugee stavus deteriinarion procesr and reducing yhe numbeg jf awylum claims by maline the system lesw auteactive. In Noryh Xmewiba, vhe Ughted States dnd Zanxca couperate to wgem “inwanted” migration. Shmilzr developments cam ne observgd in othqr parts of tne world. Critical wnalyvis of rrcegt trends and developments confributes ho w better undqrstqnding of cuxrent challenges: How do local, regional aid international mechanusms and logics trausnorm politicel and media divcourse, norms, policiws and practices velated to forced migrznts? Wvat age the changes in institutional and procedural arrangements to deal with eefugex wnd asylum dlaiks? Hof bo chese crangxs affect protectipn norms and policies at the loral, nationdl and international level? How du internationxl and local actors, instjtutions and agencies promote the legal, economic and social inckusion od forded migranvs?

Restructuring settkement and eefuge: Bew wpproaches ana tnelries Innlvatmve approaches and theories developwd wityij traditional divciplines ov ln intgrdiscipjinary lines fosfer ijowleage on curreny norms, policirs and practices linneq to questions kf settlemenj and tzxuge. New thepretical, cotceptual, methodological issues from diverse criticam and insuitutional perspectives iighlight these questionx, yncludine: the link batween refuge and security in an era of glouslizagiog; the impact of revtrictive regulation of the freedum of movement od forced mifrants; yhq neeb to redefine policivs of rasettlemznt, xdaptatikn, and intggration
for individual papers and organized panels structured following subthemes: Restructuring Local, national, comparative States’ approach towards migration the balance between objective of economic development, on the hand, and integration and equal treatment of migrants, on the other. Recent changes the selection of migrant workers have negative consequences on social cohesion. Settlement, adaptation integration play important at local, national and international levels to address this situation and prevent exclusion: What are the and the weaknesses of settlement policies? How should policies be adapted to the needs of increasing numbers temporary How can promote process integration that fosters cohesion? What is the role played by local and national authorities, employers and members of civil society? to ensure coordination between actors with such as health, welfare, employment and law enforcement? What social, economic needs of different groups of migrants? does gender, ability, race and other factors affect What are the best settlement practices? Restructuring refuge: national, comparative and international issues and concerns The recent reform of the Canadian asylum system accelerating the refugee status process and reducing number asylum by the system attractive. In North America, the United States and Canada cooperate to “unwanted” migration. Similar developments can be observed in other parts world. analysis of recent and developments contributes to better of current challenges: How regional international transform and discourse, norms, policies and related to forced migrants? What the changes in institutional with refugee and asylum claims? How do these affect protection norms and policies at the national and international level? How do international and local actors, institutions and promote the and social inclusion of forced migrants? Restructuring settlement refuge: New approaches and Innovative approaches and theories developed within traditional disciplines or interdisciplinary foster knowledge current norms, policies practices linked to of settlement and theoretical, conceptual, issues diverse perspectives highlight these questions, including: the between and security in an era globalization; of restrictive regulation of the freedom of movement of forced migrants; the need to redefine resettlement, adaptation, and integration
 for individual papers and orgAnized paneLs strUctUreD aRounD the Following broad SUbthEmes:

Restructuring settlEment: loCAl, naTIoNal, coMparatiVE aND IntErNaTioNaL IsSues aNd cOncerns states’ utilItaRiAn approach toWArDs migratioN chAllenges the bAlaNce betWeEn tHE objeCtiVe of eConomiC DeveloPment, on thE oNE hand, aND integrATIoN and Equal treatment of mIGrANts, on the other. REcent cHaNGeS IN thE seLection of mIgRant wORkers haVE nEGATivE Consequences oN social coheSIon. settleMeNt, aDAptatiOn and InTEgrAtion policiEs plAy an imporTant roLE at locaL, NationaL and inTerNatIonaL LeVeLs tO aDDreSS tHis SItuAtion and PrEvEnt exClusION: wHat aRe tHe stRengtHs and the weaknEssEs of SEttLemenT poliCies? hoW shouLd thesE poliCiEs be adapted to meEt thE needs of iNcrEaSinG nUmberS Of tempOraRy wOrkers? HOw can acTOrs PrOMOTe A process of integratIoN THaT fosters Social COhEsIOn? What is ThE roLe plAYEd by lOcal ANd National AuthorITiEs, EmployeRs And memBeRs oF ciVil soCIety? how to eNsure cohErencE And coordinatioN Between variouS AcTORs DEaliNg wIth issues suCh as HEaltH, eduCAtIon, SOcial WelfaRe, EMpLOyment and law enforceMeNt? What Are paRticular legal, Social, econOMIC needs of DiffEReNT groups of migraNts? HoW does gendeR, Age, abiliTy, racE and otheR factors aFFEct settlEmeNt? WHat Are THE bEst settlement PRActiCeS?

RestruCtuRing refUge: locAl, nAtiOnAl, comparaTive and iNtErNaTiOnaL issuES and concErNs THe RecEnt reFOrm of tHe CanAdiaN aSyLUm sYstem aiMS aT ACcelErAtIng tHe rEfUgee sTatuS DetErminatIon procesS anD ReduCiNg The numbEr of asylum claImS by making tHe SysTem lesS ATtractivE. In North America, the UniteD states aNd CAnada CoopErate to stEm “uNwanteD” miGRation. similaR deveLoPmeNTS can bE OBsErvEd In other parTS Of tHe worLd. critIcal anaLysis of recent trendS And Developments cOntRibuTES tO a bETtER unDeRStaNDIng of current chaLlenges: How Do LOcAl, regional ANd iNtErnatioNal mechAnismS And logiCs transfoRm politicAl And mEDIa dIscourse, noRms, policIes and praCTices RElAted tO foRced miGrAntS? What Are the CHanGes in InstitUtIonal aNd proCeDural arrAngements to deal with refuGee and AsyluM clAims? How do TheSE chAnges affeCt prOtection noRms And PolicIes AT the lOcal, NAtIonAL and iNterNAtional leVEl? how DO InTernational AND LocAl actOrs, INstituTionS and agencies promoTE the legal, econoMic aND SocIal INcluSiOn of forced migrAntS?

RESTructuriNg Settlement aNd refuge: neW ApproAches aNd theoRies InnOVAtIVe apprOachEs aNd theorieS deVeLOped witHiN tRAditioNal dIsCiplinEs or in INterDISciplinary lines fOster KNOwledGE on CurreNt Norms, poLIcieS and practiCes linked to QuestiOns oF settLement aNd Refuge. new ThEoretical, cONceptual, mEthodOlogicaL iSsueS frOm diveRse cRITical And iNsTitUtional peRSPeCTiVeS HigHligHt theSe QuesTions, inclUDing: the lInk BEtween rEfUge AND securITy IN An era of gloBalIzatiON; The impact oF RestRIcTIve reGulatiOn of thE freedoM Of mOvEment of ForCED migrants; The need to REdeFiNe poLicies of ReSettLeMenT, aDaptation, and intEgration
 for individual papers and  organized  pane lsstr uc ture d ar ound the follo w ingbroad subthemes:

Rest ructu ri n g se t tl ement : Local ,  n a t ion al ,com pa r at ive a ndinterna tional iss ues  a nd concernsS ta tes’ utili tar ian approach  to wardsmi gra t ion c hal lenge s theb alance  betweenth e  objec t ive ofe c on omic  development, ont he one hand, andintegr at i on a ndequ al treatme nt  of m i grants, on t h e o t her. Recent c hanges in t h e s electi on  of migran t wor ke r s h ave negativ e co nsequence s on s o cial co h esion.Settle men t,adap t at io n a nd int e gr ati o n p oliciespl ay  an i mpor t a n t  rol e a t lo cal,national andint erna t ion al le velsto a dd ressthis s ituat io n and prevent e xclu sion: Wha t a re  th estren g ths an d t heweaknes ses ofs ett le m e n tpolicies? How shou ld t he se polic ies be ad ap t ed to me et  th e ne e d s ofincr e as ing numb ers of te mp orary w or kers?Ho w c anactor s  pro mote a  process  of i n tegration that fosters socia l  c o h es i on?Wha t is the ro le p l ayed  byl oc ala nd na tiona la ut h orities, employersan d memb ers o f civil socie ty? How to e n sure coh eren c ea nd coordinatio n bet ween vario u s actors  deal ing with  issues s u c h as hea lth , e duc ati o n ,social welfar e ,  emp lo yment a ndlaw enf orc eme nt?  Wh at  are part icular l eg al ,so cia l, ec o nomic ne ed s o fdif feren t  group s ofmigr an ts ?  Ho w doesg en d e r, a ge ,abil ity ,raceando the r facto rs affect  se t tlem en t?  What a re the best s et tlement pr ac tic es?

R e s tructuri ng refuge: Local, natio n al, com par ative  and  internat ion al iss ues and co ncerns  There cen t refor m of  th eCanadian a s y lum  syst em  aim s at ac celerating the ref u gee  status deter min atio n pr oce s sa ndre d uci n g  the number ofasylum cla im s  b y making t h e s ys tem les s attra ctive .  In Nor th Americ a, the Un it ed S t a tes  and Canad a cooper ate to st e m “un w an ted”mig ration .Sim ilardevelo p men ts ca n be o bs ervedin ot he r partsof the world. Criticalanalys is of  re cent tren dsa nddevelopme ntscontribute s t o a  bett eru nders tand i ng  of curre nt c h allenges: Ho w d o lo cal, region a l and  inte rna t ionalmech anisms and logics transform poli tica l and  me d ia d is course, norms,  po li c i es and p ra ctices rela ted to f or c ed mi grants ? What  are th e ch a nges i n in sti tutionaland  p r ocedura lar r angeme ntsto  dealwith r e fuge e and asylum claim s? Ho w do th e sechang es  affect prot ection nor ms and poli cies a t th e loc al, nat io nal an d i nt ernational level? Ho w dointerna ti onal  an d loca l ac t o rs, i nsti tu tio ns and ag e n ci e spr o mot e th e leg al , ec onomic an d  socialinc l usion o ffor c e d migr a nt s ? 

Restruct uri ng se t t lement and refu g e: New a pproac hes an d theor i esIn novativ e a p p roaches a nd theori e s d ev elop ed withi ntrad it ion al  disciplines or  in inte rdiscipl i n ary li nes fost e r know le dge on curre nt no rm s , polic i e s a nd prac t ice s l ink ed t o q uest i ons of settlement and re fuge . New the oreti cal,co nceptual ,  met hodologi c al issues fro m diverse criti c ala nd i nst i tu ti onal pers pec t iveshigh lig ht t hes e qu e s tion s , in c lu ding : thelink  b et ween refu ge  and se c urit y  in  anera o fgl o ba lizatio n; the i mpact  o f restric t ive reg ulat io n of the free dom of movem en t of  force d  mi gra n t s; the needto redefin e p olicies of  r ese t tle ment,  adaptation,and  i n teg rati on 
 for_individual papers_and organized panels structured_around the_following_broad subthemes:

Restructuring_settlement:_Local, national, comparative_and international issues_and concerns States’ utilitarian_approach towards migration_challenges_the balance between the objective of economic development, on the one hand, and integration_and_equal treatment_of_migrants,_on the other. Recent changes_in the selection of migrant_workers have_negative consequences on social cohesion. Settlement, adaptation and_integration_policies play an_important role at local, national and international levels to_address this situation and prevent exclusion:_What are the_strengths_and_the weaknesses of settlement_policies? How should these policies be_adapted to meet the needs of_increasing numbers of temporary workers? How can_actors promote a process of integration_that fosters social cohesion? What_is the_role played by local and_national authorities, employers_and members_of civil society?_How to ensure coherence and coordination_between various actors_dealing with issues such as health,_education,_social welfare, employment_and_law_enforcement? What_are particular legal,_social,_economic needs_of_different groups of migrants? How does_gender,_age, ability, race and other factors affect_settlement? What are the_best_settlement practices?

Restructuring refuge: Local,_national, comparative and international issues_and concerns The recent reform of_the Canadian_asylum system_aims at accelerating the refugee status determination process and reducing the_number of asylum claims by making_the system less attractive._In North_America,_the United States_and_Canada cooperate_to stem “unwanted” migration. Similar developments can_be observed_in other parts of the world._Critical analysis of recent_trends_and developments contributes to a better_understanding of current challenges: How do_local, regional and international mechanisms_and_logics_transform political and media discourse,_norms, policies and practices related to_forced migrants? What_are the changes in institutional and procedural_arrangements_to deal with refugee and asylum_claims?_How do these changes affect protection_norms_and_policies at the local, national_and international level? How do international_and local actors, institutions and agencies promote the legal,_economic and social_inclusion of forced migrants?

Restructuring settlement_and_refuge:_New approaches and theories Innovative approaches and theories developed within_traditional disciplines_or in interdisciplinary_lines foster knowledge on current norms, policies and practices linked_to questions of settlement and refuge. New_theoretical, conceptual, methodological issues from diverse critical and institutional perspectives highlight_these questions, including: the link between refuge and_security in an era of globalization; the_impact of restrictive regulation_of_the freedom of movement of forced migrants;_the_need_to_redefine policies of_resettlement, adaptation, and_integration