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Join ACES for the launch of From the Margins: Migrant Academics’ Narratives of Precarity, an open-access volume exploring how migrant academics navigate inequality, belonging, and resilience in global academia. Editors and contributors will discuss the book’s deeply personal and creative narratives, highlighting how academic hierarchies and colonial legacies shape everyday academic life.
Event details of From the Margins: Migrant Academics’ Narratives of Precarity
Date
24 June 2026
Time
16:30 -18:00
Room
Chirurgisch Theater

This is a book launch event for the book 'From the Margins: Migrant Academics’ Narratives of Precarity'. 'From the Margins' deepens and expands the conversation on the lived experiences of migrant academics navigating global academia. It is the second volume within the Migrant Academics project led by the editors. The first volume was published in 2023. 

Through deeply personal, creative, and reflexive narratives, the contributors delve deep into the notions of privilege, migration, and precarity, revealing how academic hierarchies and colonial legacies shape everyday experiences of belonging, vulnerability, and resilience.

The book launch event is jointly funded and supported by Amsterdam Centre for European Studies (ACES) and Amsterdam Research Centre for Migration (ARC-M) will be followed by drinks. No registration is required. 

About the speaker(s)

  • Ladan Rahbari (UvA, Sociology)
  • Olga Burlyuk (UvA, Political Science) 
  • Nadine Hassouneh (University of Tampere) 
  • Reda Mahajar (University of Antwerpen)
  • Diana Zacca Thomaz (UvA, Sociology)
  • Toma Pustelnikovaite (Cardiff University)
  • Sarah Bracke (UvA, Sociology) – as moderator of the discussion
University Library

Room Chirurgisch Theater
Vendelstraat 2-8
1012 XX Amsterdam