Advanced Migration Studies (AMIS)
Research at AMIS draws on a diversity of social sciences and humanities approaches to theory as well as practice of migration to gain knowledge and understanding about moving populations, mobility practices, irregularized and forced migration. In this film, AMIS researchers present current research projects at the centre.
Research areas
Joint research projects
A world without images: The absence of figurines in Early Neolithic Northern Europe
Exploring Twelfth-Century Philosophy: Alberic of Paris and his School
Fashioning Sudan. Archaeology of dress along the Middle Nile
Autonomy and Expertise in International Administrations, 1940s-1970s
COPENHAGEN COMPLAINS: The Culture of Complaint and the Making of Eighteenth-Century Urban Order
Cattle Crossroads - Researching Danish livestock production for the future
In the Same Sea: The Lesser Antilles as a Common World of Slavery and Freedom
