Migrations: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

I Interdisciplinary Approaches: Theories and Methodologies.- Rainer Bauböck: Constellations and Transitions. Combining Macro and Micro Perspectives on Migration and Citizenship.- Teun van Dijk: The Role of the Press in the Reproduction of Racism.- Anne-Marie Fortier: The Migration Imaginary and the Politics of Personhood.- Hans-Jürgen Krumm: Multilingualism, Heterogeneity and the Monolingual Policies of the Linguistic Integration of Migrants.- II Peer Relations among Immigrant Adolescents: Methodological Challenges and Key Findings.- Dagmar Strohmeier, Christiane Spiel: Peer Relations among Immigrant Adolescents: Methodological Challenges and Key Findings.- Hildegunn Fandrem: Methodological Challenges in an Immigrant Study in Norway.- Elisabeth Stefanek et al: Bullying and Victimization in Ethnically Diverse Schools.- Rens van de Schoot et al: Aggressive Behaviour in Native, First and Second Generation Immigrant Youth: Testing Inequality Constrained Hypotheses.- Dagmar Strohmeier: Friendship Homophily among Children and Youth in Multicultural Classes.- III Migration, Identity and Belonging.- Jelena Tosic: Migration, Identity and Belonging. Anthropological Perspectives on a Multidisciplinary Field of Research.- Janine Dahinden: Transnational Belonging, Non-Ethnic Forms of Identification and Diverse Mobilities: Rethinking Migrant Integration?.- Heike Drotbohm: "It's like belonging to a place that has never been yours." Deportees Negotiating Involuntary Immobility and Return Conditions in Cape Verde.- Mark Maguire: Violence, Memory and Vietnamese-Irish Identity.- IV Ego Documents Entered Migration History.- Edith Saurer ( ), Annemarie Steidl: Ego Documents Entered Migration History.- Edith Saurer ( ), Li Gerhalter: Wrapped-Up Memory. Things and Their Order in the Estate of Martha Teichmann (Saxony/New York, 1888-1977).- Sonia Cancian: "My dearest love..." Love, Longing and Desire in International Migration.- Wladimir Fischer: A Worker Writes His Live: Narrative

Michi Messer studied Psychology and Applied Linguistics at the University of Vienna. Currently s/he is working on a thesis about the discursive construction of sex- and gender differences in science by analysing biology textbooks within the framework of critical discourse analysis.  Besides CDA and social studies of science, s/he is especially interested in feminist and queer theories and politics, focusing on non-conforming bodies, transgressing genders and deviant desires. Since 2009, Michi works for IDee, the Forum for Interdisciplinary Dialogue, at the University of Vienna. Together with Ruth Wodak and Renée Schroeder s/he  organized the symposium "Migrations: Interdisciplinary Perspectives" in 2010,  at the University of Vienna.



Renée Schroeder is the Head of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Cellbiology at the Max F. Perutz Laboratories, University of Vienna in Austria. She was born in Joao Monlevade, Brazil in 1953 and migrated to Austria in 1967. After studying biochemistry at the University of Vienna, she received a PhD in 1981 and spent several years as a post-doc at the Munich University in Germany, at the CNRS in Gif sur Yvette in France and at the New York State Department of Heath at Albany, New York. Since 1989, Renée Schroeder is a group leader and her research is centered around the function and structure of non-coding RNAs. She was a member of the Austrian Bioethics commission (2001 - 2005), the Austrian Delegate at EMBO (1998 - 2004) and Vice President of the Austrian Science Fund FWF (2005 - 2010). Currently, Renée Schroeder is the Editor in chief of RNA Biology. She received the Wittgenstein award in 2003 and the Eduard Buchner award in 2011. She is an elected member of EMBO and of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.



Ruth Wodak is Distinguished Professor of Discourse Studies at Lancaster University since 2004 and has remained affiliated to the University of Vienna where she became full professor of