"Migration Pathways: Rethinking socio-economic mobility in contemporary migration governance"
21-25 July- ELGS Athens & Sounion, Greece.

The 2025 summer course on Migration Pathways: Rethinking socio-economic mobility in contemporary migration governance offers an in-depth exploration of the intricate dynamics of migration governance, focusing on the intersection of humanitarian pathways and socio-economic mobility schemes. Participants will delve into European Union policies, with particular attention to their implementation in Greece and the East Mediterranean region. Through a blend of expert-led discussions, interactive case studies, and experiential field visits, the course aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks governing migration and the challenges faced by migrants and refugees in achieving socio-economic mobility. Key topics include the roles of state and non-state actors, existing barriers to integration, and innovative practices that foster sustainable mobility options. By critically examining these elements, participants will gain insights into the complexities of migration policies and their impact on migrants' lives.

 Cost of the Program: The cost is 550€.