Video from the conference: Beyond Borders, Migration and (In) Equality in Central Europe in Comparison

Thursday: January 23
Discussion Panel 1:
Migration in Central Europe in Comparison: The Visegrad Group and Slovenia

Czech Republic. MKC Prague. People in Need.
[02:05] Anna Pokorná 
[09:00] Markéta Žižková 

Poland. Institute of Public Affairs
[16:15] Anna Pilat 
[22:53] Karolina Grot

Slovenia. Peace Institute.
[30:45] Aldo Milohnic 

[38:39] Admir Baltic.

Hungary. Center for Independent Journalism.
[45:52] Ilona Moricz.

[54:41] Anna B. Bodolai

Slovakia. Human Rights League.
[01:03:20] Zuzana Bargerová br/> [01:12:48] Zuzana Števulová
[01:16:42] Zuzana Bargerová

The Conference’s Patron’s Welcome Speech: Assistant Dean for Science and Research, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University Prague.
[01:18:22] Marek Skovajsa.

Thursday: January 23
Discussion Panel 2:
Human Rights in the Context of State Security and Migration Control

[01:58] Lorenzo Gabrielli (Pompeu Fabra University, Spain): Securitization of Migration and Human Rights: Frictions at the Southern European Borders.

[18:27] Nataša Hrnčárová (Trnava Univercity: Faculty of Law, Slovakia): Application of Fundamental Rights in the Assessment of Claims of Asylum.

[35:01] Tina Magazzini (University of Deusto in Bilbao: Human Rights Institute, Spain): Transnational Perspectives in European Identity Building: Roma Migration, Citizenship, and State Security in CEE Imagined Communities.

[52:52] Harald Christian Scheu (Charles University Prague: Faculty of Law, CZ): Citizenship, Migration and Anti-Discrimination Law.

[01:08:30] David Kryska (Office of the Public Defender of Rights, CZ): State Security and the Right to Fair Treatment in the Immigration and Civic Matters.

[01:24:35] Discussant: Azim Farhadi (Institute for Migration and Communication, Slovakia).

[01:29:42] Questions

Thursday: January 23
Discussion Panel 3:
Migrant Workers Inside and Outside of the Labor Code: A Case of the Electronics Industry

[03:20] Devi Sacchetto (University of Padova, Italy): Migrant Labor and Temporary Work Agencies in the Case of Foxconn in Czech Republic.

[19:00] Vladimir Dziak (IBM Czech Republic, Prague): Aspects of Economic Migration from the Business Perspective: The IBM Case Study.

[32:55] Malgorzata Maciejewska (University of Wroclaw: Faculty of Social Science, Poland): Working Abroad at Home: Women Workers‘ Resistance in Special Economic Zones in Poland.

[47:57] Discussant: Jan Drahokoupil (Europian Trade Union Institute, Brussels, Belgium)

[01:02:56] Questions

Thursday: January 23
Discussion Panel 4:
Workshops

Workshop 1: Cooperation between the State and NGOs

[00:27] Elena Tulupova (Consortium of  Migrants Assisting NGOs in the Czech Republic).

[02:24] Eva Dohnalová (InBáze: Community Centre for Migrants in the Czech Republic).

Thursday: January 24
Discussion Panel 1:
Migration, Citizenship, and the Politics of Belonging

[02:20] Jeroen Doormernik (University of Amsterdam: Institute for Social Science Research): „Othering“ by Statistics: Paradoxical Outcomes of Benevolent Categorization.

[22:18] Ewa Slezak (Cracow University of Economics, Poland): The Belonging of Polish Qualified Medical Personnel Migrants in the UK.

[41:48] Apostolos Andikopoulos (University of Amsterdam: Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies): Marriage Migration and the European Periphery: Mobility, Family Life, and the EU Citizenship.

[59:40] Linda Sokačová (Counseling Center for Citizenship – Civil and Human Rights, Prague, CZ): Migrants` Attitudes Towards Naturalization in the Czech Republic and their Experience with Czech Citizenship Attainment.

[01:13:40] Petr Pelikán (Consulate of Sudan in Prague, CZ): Muslim Migrants, Culture, and Loyalty.

[01:26:32] Selma Muhic (Charles University Prague: Faculty of Humanities, CZ).

Thursday: January 24
Discussion Panel 2:
Migration and Health in Central Europe and European Union

[03:17] Verina Wild (Institute of Biomedical Ethics University of Zurich, Switzerland): Comparison of Healthcare Disparities in Relation to Migration and Ethnicity in the US and Europe: Systematic Literature Review.

[17:55] Daniela Pěničková (Multicultural Center Prague, CZ): Comparing the EU and US Southwest Migrant Health Care in Cultural Context.

[35:02] Helena Hnilicová (Charles University Prague: Institute of Public Health and Medical Law – 1st Faculty of Medicine, CZ): The Accessibility of Health Care by Migrants in the Czech Republic.

[49:27] Dušan Drbohlav a Dagmar Dzúrová (Charles University Prague: Faculty of Science, CZ): Migration-Related Health Inequalities: Interactions between Gender, Job, and Migrant Status among Ukrainian Migrants in the Czech Republic.

[01:03:33] Elena Tulupova (Charles University Prague: Institute of Public Health and Medical Law – 1st Faculty of Medicine, CZ): Challenges in Migrant Health Care from the Perspective of Czech NGOs.

[01:17:00] Discussant
Edit Szénássy (Charles University Prague: Institute of Ethnology, CZ).