The America’s have experienced a profound political transformation during recent years with the reconciliation of former Cold War foes and increasing calls for regional economic integration. These events have major implications for migration in the region. COMPAS’ work has ranged from investigating the role of schools in reproducing elites in socialist Cuba to exploring the generational divide between old and new Cuban diaspora members.
The America’s also host the US-Mexico corridor, one of the most important migration and remittances corridors in the world. COMPAS’ work has also investigated the consequences of remittances for the Mexican economy.
Gabriella Sanchez
Ayumi Takenaka
Isabel Ruiz and Carlos Vargas-Silva
Carlos Vargas-Silva
Mette Louise Berg
Marisa Macari, COMPAS DPhil Student
Nicholas Van Hear
Mette Louise Berg
Michael Keith
Martin Ruhs
Franck Düvell and Bastian Vollmer
Sarah Spencer, Susan Martin, Ivy Lynn Bourgeault, Eamon O’Shea
Mies van Niekerk
Nicholas Van Hear,Frank Pieke, Anna Lindley
Mette Louise Berg, Susan Eckstein
Leslie Fesenmyer
Dace Dzenovska, Iván Arenas
Dace Dzenovska, Ivan Arenas
Stephanie Silverman
Martin Ruhs, Philip Martin
Etienne Piguet, Antoine Pécoud, Paul de Guchteneire
Marion Panizzon
Robert Steinfeld
Andreas Wimmer
Anastasia Bermúdez Torres
Steve Vertovec
Steve Vertovec
Mette Louise Berg
Jørgen Carling
Nicholas Van Hear, Giulia Liberatore and Leslie Fesenmyer | January 2011 – December 2015
Mette Louise Berg | April 2011 – June 2013
Martin Ruhs | 2008 – 2014
Sarah Spencer, Alessio Cangiano, Isabel Shutes, Vanessa Hughes and Bridget Anderson | 2007 - 2009
Michael Keith, Nicola Headlam, Peter Grant, Igor Calzada, Andreza de Souza Santos, Nicholas Simcik Arese, Emma Newcombe, Mikal Mast and Nathan Grassi | 2015 - 2019
Bridget Anderson | 2013 – 2016
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