We are pleased to share with you IOM’s latest research outputs and updates, including a webcast of an IOM organized event on the connections between migration and technology, the latest Migration Research Series (MRS) paper authored by Herald Bauder, a new MRS call for abstracts on youth and migration and a recent presentation by Professor Ahmet Icduygu at IOM's Migration Research at Lunchtime Seminar. This update also includes early view articles in the journal, International Migration, interviews with Professor Ahmet Icduygu and Dr Khalid Koser, the forthcoming International Metropolis Conference 2019, whose plenaries and workshops are now available online and a free collection of articles from Wiley Publishing on the theme: 'Research impact on policy'.

This month IOM organized an event on 'The connections between migration and technology', in cooperation with the Friends of Migration group at United Nations Headquarters, New York. Watch the webcast here.

This paper in the Migration Research Series explores how migrant families settle and integrate into Canadian society and navigate, challenge, transform or reproduce presumed boundaries associated with gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, family, community and nation.

IOM is pleased to share a new call for abstracts for its Migration Research Series on Youth and Migration. Click here for details.

This presentation by Professor Ahmet Icduygu of Koc University analysed the “protracted refugee situation” and future of Syrian refugees living in Turkey. He sought to address the question of whether Syrian refugees in Turkey are likely to settle permanently by comparing the historical cases of Syrians in Turkey and Afghans in Iran and Pakistan.