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Simona Vezzoli
Post Doctoral Researcher
- IMIn Founder
Simona is currently a post doctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam. She has contributed to the adoption and the adaptation of the scenario methodology for the study of the future of migration at IMI. Her research interests include the role of the state in migration, the interplay between broad processes of transformation and migration dynamics, border regimes and migration policies. Currently, her research, which is part of the Migration as Development (MADE) project, focuses on exploring the social transformation that took place in Italy since the 19th century and their role in shaping historical Italian emigration and immigration patterns.
Recent publications
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International Migration: Trends, determinants and policy effects
Working paper
Hein de Haas et al, (2018), IMI Working Paper Series, 142
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Examining the role of border closure and post-colonial ties in Caribbean migration
Journal article
Marie-Laurence Flahaux and Simona Vezzoli, (2017), Migration Studies, 1 - 22
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Global migration futures: Exploring the future of international migration with a scenario methodology
Working paper
Simona Vezzoli et al, (2017), IMI Working Paper Series, 135, 1 - 32
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How do post-colonial ties and migration regimes shape travel visa requirements? The case of Caribbean nationals
Journal article
Simona Vezzoli and Marie-Laurence Flahaux, (2016), Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 1 - 23
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Scenarios as a Scholarly Methodology to Produce 'Interesting Research'
Journal article
Rafael Ramirez et al, (2015), Futures, 71, 70 - 87