Migrations in history

with UG PhD student Jarosław Zawada

We are particularly interested in submissions that explore migration in comparative perspective, investigate the memory of migration, and study migration as a process that unfolds across countries of departure, arrival, and transit. While we welcome submissions from non-historians, we prioritize scholars who frame their work  historically. The purpose of this series is to draw attention to the historical roots of current global patterns of migration and debates over its broader ramifications.

edited volumes on migration:

1. (editor) East Central European Migrations During the Cold War. A Handbook (DeGruyter Berin-Boston, 2019)  and more