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SUMMARY:Where is internal displacement within migration research?
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DESCRIPTION:Given the prevalence of internal displacement worldwide\, its 
 absence from research agendas\, funding calls\, and academic institutions 
 is notable and problematic. The recently launched Oxford University Press 
 Handbook of Internal Displacement seeks to change that. This event brings 
 together three of the Handbook’s contributors with an interdisciplinary 
 group of migration scholars. Together\, we will reflect on the relevance o
 f studying internal displacement for informing a wide array of social\, po
 litical\, and economic phenomena\, both within and beyond the field of mig
 ration/mobility studies. We will ask how research on internal displacement
  relates to work on refugees\, and explore a few unique aspects of interna
 l displacement\, including processes of marginalisation and key challenges
  faced in conducting research in IDP contexts. This hybrid event welcomes 
 discussion and Q&A with researchers from across Oxford University\, with a
  broader focus on issues of internal displacement\, (forced) migration\, a
 nd mobility studies.\n\nAttendance is free\, and all are welcome.\n\nPanel
 lists\n- Megan Bradley\, Professor\, Political Science and Institute for t
 he Study of International Development\, McGill University (Co-editor of th
 e Handbook and author of: Internal Displacement\, Ethnicity and Marginaliz
 ation with Rabia Salihi)\n- Roger Zetter\, Emeritus Professor of Refugee S
 tudies\, Refugee Studies Centre\, University of Oxford (author of: Interna
 l Displacement\, Refugees\, and Forced Migration Studies)\n- Melissa Weihm
 ayer\, Researcher\, Centre on Migration\, Policy and Society\, University 
 of Oxford (Handbook coordinator and author of: Research Methodologies and 
 Challenges in Internal Displacement Contexts with Nassim Majidi)\n- Discus
 sant: Loren Landau\, Professor of Migration and Development\, Oxford Depar
 tment of International Development\n- Chair/moderator: Carlos Vargas-Silva
 \, Professor in Migration Studies\, Centre on Migration\, Policy and Socie
 ty\, University of Oxford and Fellow of Kellogg College
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SPEAKER:Melissa Weihmayer (COMPAS)\, Loren Landau (ODID)\, Carlos Vargas-S
 ilva (COMPAS)
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