Eda Kiriscioglu

4/ This suggests that policies focusing only on external risks may miss something crucial: people’s own perception of risk — and that perception strongly shapes their aspirations.

3/ The key finding: subjective risk-taking matters for wanting to move onward, while objective risk-taking shows no clear effect. Staying and return aspirations, meanwhile, are shaped by employment, language skills, gender, and wealth.

📢Happy to share that my new article “Moving, Staying, or Returning: Risk-taking Attitudes and Secondary Migration Aspirations” is now published ▶️▶️open access in Journal of International Migration and Integration. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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@NWelfens @VolkswagenSt @unidue @GCR_21 Huge congratulations Natalie!!

Exciting news! 🎉 I’ve been awarded a Change! Fellowship from the @VolkswagenSt and will lead a research group on 'Technological Transformation in Migration & Asylum Governance' @unidue @GCR_21 for the next 5 years. Looking forward to this journey! tinyurl.com/5cxhxekk

This is a big day! Today, I will be defending my PhD dissertation titled 'Navigating Risks, Shaping Mobilities.' I am very excited to share the results of this 5-year long research with friends, family and colleagues.

📢New Publication Announcement: Advancing emigrants’ rights in India: strategies of civil society in spaces for engagement tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

8/10 We hope our findings inspire further research and inform public, academic, and policy discussions on migration. Special thanks to our participants, colleagues, and supporters who made this research possible.

7/10 Analytically, our findings show the need for more evidence-based research on why it's crucial to include risk-taking attitudes in migration studies. Considering these attitudes makes the effectiveness of border externalization policies less certain.

📢Excited to share our new paper, now published open access in @scmrjems! Together with @AysenUstubici and @ezgielci35, we explore a critical question: To what extent are migration aspirations influenced by border closures or employment opportunities? tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Detaylı bilgi: khas.edu.tr/post-doctoral-…

10/10 Additionally, we have another article coming out soon that will provide more evidence on migrants' decision-making and risk-taking, based on a survey experiment conducted within the framework of @admigov. More insights are on the way.

9/10 We hope our findings inspire further research and inform public and political debates on migration. Special thanks to our interviewees, anonymous reviewers, and collaborators, @AysenUstubici,@AhmetIcduygu,@kkuschminder,@EktMeryem,@zaraselsal who made this study possible.

1/10 Excited to share our new paper in the Journal of Refugee Studies! Co-authored with Anja van Heelsum, we explain how fluctuations between hope and despair influence how individuals deal with risks during migration journeys: academic.oup.com/jrs/advance-ar… #MigrationStudies