John Solomos (City University, London): “Racism, Migration and Multiculture: a Crisis of Integration in Contemporary Europe?”

Eleonore Kofman (Middlesex University): “Family Migration, Gender and Integration Discourses”

Leah Bassel (University of Leicester); Akwugo Emejulu (University of Edinburgh): “Solidarity in Tough Times: Minority Women in Third Sector Spaces in France and the UK”

Emanuele Toscano (Gugliemo Marconi University, Rome): “Immigration, Racism and Xenophobia in Italy after 9/11”

Liz Fekete (Institute of Race Relations, London): “Migration, Racism and the Security State”

Mary Hickman (St Mary’s University College London & London Met): “‘Suspect Communities’ at the Centre of Counter-Productive Policy Approach: Comparing Irish and Muslim Experiences in Britain”

Chris Allen (University of Birmingham): “All Muslims are the same”: from External Others to Home-grown Bombers”

Kerstin Rosenow-Williams (Ruhr-Universität Bochum): “Security for whom? Islamic Organizations and the German State after 9/11”

Natalka Patsiurko (University of Aberdeen): “Exclusion, Identity and Migration: Migration Aspirations of Minorities on the new EU borders in a Period of Economic Crisis”

Anca Loredana Enache (University of Helsinki): “Finland and Roma Migrants in times of economic Crisis: Constructing Otherness, Threats and Securitization of Migration”

Mariangela Veikou (University of Peloponnese, Greece): “Migration and Integration in Crisis-Stricken Greece. Visual Representations of Difference

Friday 8th March 2013

Panel 4: The Policies and Actions of State and Non-State Agents: Deepening Human Insecurity since 9/11

Mogens Hobolth (London School of Economics): "Wanted and Unwanted Travellers: Explaining Variation in the Openness of the European Union's External Border"

Rino Colucello (Coventry University): “The Architecture of the Human Trade between Asia and Europe”

Maria Margaronis (London correspondent of The Nation): "Greece: Crisis, Migration Policy and the Rise of Golden Dawn"

Coffee

Keynote 3

Don Flynn (Migrant Rights Network, London): “The Storms ahead: Plotting a Course for the Politics of Migrants’ Rights during Turbulent Times”

Salma Yaqoob (Community Engagement Manager, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust & former Birmingham City Councillor): “The Impact of Post 9/11 Counter-Terrorism Policies on British Muslim Communities"

Yousef Dar (Community Safety Forum, Manchester): "Schedule 7 and its Impact on Communities"

Closing remarks

Lunch