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L.I.M.eS. Laboratorio immigrazione multiculturalismo e società

S EMINAR

Migration and development as a neoliberal discourse

Keynote speaker

Hein De Haas

Oxford University

International Migration Institute

Introduction

Maurizio Ambrosini

Università degli Studi di Milano

Monday 7th April 2014, h. 9:30 SPS Seminar Room

(Room 215, II floor, via Passione's side) Department of Social and Political Sciences

via Conservatorio 7 - Milano

with financial support of

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