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AMMODI is open to all interested researchers, policy makers and activists. As of June 2021, we have registered 196 members, distributed as the map below indicates. If you are interested in joining AMMODI, please fill in the form below and include your institutional affiliation.

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AMMODI Coordinators

Jesper Bjarnesen

Senior researcher

The Nordic Africa Institute

e-mail: jesper.bjarnesen@nai.uu.se

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Laura Lambert

Postdoctoral researcher

Leuphana University of Lüneburg

e-mail: laura.lambert@leuphana.de

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Leander Kandilige

Professor

Centre for Migration Studies, University of Ghana

e-mail: lkandilige@ug.edu.gh

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Edwin Mutyenyoka

Senior researcher

Arnold Bergstraesser Institute

e-mail: edwin.mutyenyoka@abi.uni-freiburg.de

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Latest from the AMMODI blog

  • The Solo Woman Researcher in the Field

    The Solo Woman Researcher in the Field

    In this post, Sudha Rawat and Rose Jaji reflect on their experiences during field research with refugees in India and Kenya. They highlight how the research encounter is subject to constant negotiation beyond the initial rapport and entails unanticipated realities that are more about adaptation and personalized encounters than training and disembodied neutral observation. Read more

  • Mapping Migration

    Mapping Migration

    This post introduces the Atlas of African Migration, developed by the Scalabrini Institute for Human Mobility in Africa (SIHMA), which combines infographics with country profiles and migration narratives. The research outlines migration drivers, tracks movement corridors and identifies correlations between economic conditions and migration flows. Read more

  • Welcoming the Newcomers Our Way

    Welcoming the Newcomers Our Way

    Mainstream perceptions in public, media, and policy discourses predominantly assign the responsibility of integrating internally displaced persons to local and national institutions. In this post, Joyce Takaindisa reflects on recent fieldwork conducted in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe where Cyclone Idai displaced thousands and left a trail of destruction in 2019. She highlights the unique traditional practices that transcend conventional… Read more

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