Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research

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The Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research (BIM) is a research facility of the Humboldt University in Berlin . It was founded in April 2014 by the non-profit Hertie Foundation , the German Football Association , the Federal Employment Agency , the Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration and the Humboldt University in Berlin.

Focus and positions

The goal of BIM is the scientific study of the dynamics of migration , integration , In - and exclusion in postmigrantischen companies , with the analytical perspective about the Migrant 'is also extended to the entire society. An interlinking of empirical basic research with theories of migration and integration research is intended to contribute to a critical reflection and objectification of the established discourses on the topics of immigration, belonging, discrimination and racism.

history

The establishment of the BIM goes back to the initiative of the non-profit Hertie Foundation, which carried out a nationwide and non-public competition to determine the location, whereby the application of the Humboldt University prevailed. The initiative was accompanied by the aim of founding an institute that bundles empirical research in the subject area and the disciplines involved and that can also act as a contact for politics. The BIM started its work with a press conference on April 2, 2014.

organization

The BIM is divided into eight departments, an office and an institute management. The BIM is an interdisciplinary center of the Humboldt University of Berlin. The Center Council consists of elected members of the status groups professors and research assistants. A general assembly represents the body of the members. A board of trustees accompanies the work of the BIM. The Board of Trustees was chaired by Minister of State Aydan Özoğuz , who is also the Federal Government's Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration. From June 2018, Minister of State Annette Widmann-Mauz took over the chairmanship of the board of trustees. Eight departments are located in the BIM, which bring their research knowledge from different institutes in Berlin and whose methods and theories - from the social, cultural and educational sciences to sports science to psychology and medicine - ensure the transdisciplinarity of the institute:

  1. Basic scientific questions on integration and migration (Head: Gökce Yurdakul and Martin Kroh )
  2. Labor market, migration and integration (Head: Johannes Giesecke and Martin Kroh )
  3. Education and Integration (Head: Petra Stanat)
  4. Integration, social networks and cultural lifestyles (Head: Wolfgang Kaschuba )
  5. Integration, sport and football (Head: Sebastian Braun)
  6. Migration, Mental and Physical Health and Health Promotion (Head: Andreas Heinz )
  7. Integration Research and Social Policy (Head: Naika Foroutan )
  8. Economic integration and migration research (Head: Herbert Brücker )

The BIM is currently managed by Herbert Brücker (Director) and Naika Foroutan (Director). The office is managed by Damian Ghamlouche as scientific director.

Main focus of the BIM departments

  • The "Integration, Sport and Football" department focuses on modern sport and especially modern football in the context of social change. With particular reference to international integration, social capital and civil society research, the cultural, social and political significance of (soccer) sport as an institutional intermediary in social integration processes is analyzed.
  • In the “Labor Market, Migration and Integration” department, processes of integration into the labor market are described and analyzed. One focus of the department is the interdependence between gender and migration in the production of inequalities in the labor market. Against the background of the structural change in the German labor market, the question arises as to what effects migration has on the German labor market and to what extent the change in employment influences inequalities between people with and without a migration background. The department cooperates with the German Institute for Economic Research .
  • The department “Integration, Social Networks and Cultural Lifestyles ” researches the everyday orientations and lifeworld connections of social actors in the migration society . This orientation is intended to make it clear that it is no longer just about traditional ethnic or national affiliations, but above all about the changing classifications of people and groups to social environments and cultural lifestyles.
  • The department “Basic Scientific Questions on Integration and Migration” deals with theoretical-conceptual and empirical-methodological basic questions of integration and migration research .
  • The "Education and Integration" department examines the conditions for acquiring skills and the educational success of adolescents from immigrant families.
  • The public and global (mental) health research focused by the department “Migration, Mental and Physical Health and Health Promotion” deals with diversity-specific aspects of the prevalence , etiology , symptomatology , therapy and prevention of diseases in people from different sociocultural contexts. Further research focuses are health promotion, the effects of social exclusion on health, the conceptual further development of care concepts for socially disadvantaged groups, their implementation and the evaluation of effectiveness at the level of those affected and experts.
  • The department “Integration Research and Social Policy” works on theoretical integration research in the social science field and compares international integration concepts and integration policies in heterogeneous societies and examines the political effects on postmigrant society as a whole.
  • The department "Economic Integration and Migration Research" examines global and European migration processes, aspects of economic integration and the consequences of migration from a micro and macroeconomic perspective.

Research projects

  • Research Intervention Cluster "Solidarity in Transition?" - Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration
  • Post-migrant society II
  • Women with a migration background in civil society engagement: Inclusion and participation work with refugees (FemPart) - in cooperation with the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies at the University of Osnabrück (IMIS)
  • Refugee women and families - in cooperation with the Institute for Employment Research
  • Migration and co-determination in the company - funded by the Hans Böckler Foundation
  • ExiTT: Exit - Transit - Transformation
  • Data service and research center
  • Clearinghouse Psychosocial Resources - Network for the intercultural opening of the psychosocial standard care for Berlin
  • Europeanization of life situations. Polish founders in Berlin and in the German-Polish border area
  • Society extreme. Radicalization and deradicalization in Germany - in cooperation with the Leibniz Institute Hessian Foundation for Peace and Conflict Research (PRIF)
  • Motives and agency of fully veiled women in Germany
  • Refugee families in Germany (GeFam) - funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research
  • Flight and anti-Semitism: Qualitative survey of experts and refugees. First indications of manifestations of anti-Semitism among refugees and possible handling strategies - on behalf of the independent expert group on anti-Semitism of the Federal Ministry of the Interior
  • Welcome Tandems @Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The members of IG-Metall with a migration background - on behalf of IG-Metall
  • Teacher action and student performance. How teachers can motivate their students - in cooperation with the Expert Council of German Foundations for Integration and Migration (SVR) / funded by Stiftung Mercator
  • Contesting Authorities over Body Politics: The Religious / Secular Tension in Germany, Israel and Turkey - funded by the German-Israeli Foundation (GIF)
  • Modes of action of different municipalities in the field of work with refugees
  • "SEiSMiC" - Societal Engagement in Science, Mutual Learning in Cities
  • Effects of attitudes, expectations and behavior of teachers on the educational success of pupils with a migration background
  • From “trauma” to “brand”? The “Jewish Berlin” between the politics of remembrance and urban marketing - funded by the German Research Foundation
  • Concepts for the Development of Intelligence, Security and Prevention (CODISP) - funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research
  • Measures by the Federal Center for Health Education (BZgA) in the football association organized by the German Football Association (DFB) - funded by the Federal Center for Health Education
  • Scientific support for the DOSB program “Integration through Sport” - funded by the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees
  • KOSMOS Summer University - funded by the Humboldt University of Berlin
  • Experiences of discrimination in Germany - funded by the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency
  • Hybrid European-Muslim identity models (HEYMAT) - funded by the Volkswagen Foundation
  • Young Islam Conference Germany - funded by the Mercator Foundation
  • SOEP-Record-Linkage: Survey of immigrants of the social security statistics in longitudinal section (SOEP-REC-LINK) - funded by the Leibniz Association
  • JUNITED research group - Young Islam-related topics in Germany - funded by Stiftung Mercator
  • Religious diversity as a challenge: The introduction of Islamic religious instruction in Germany
  • The growing up of Turkish migrant descendants. A mixed methods study based on the SOEP - funded by the German Research Foundation

Funding partner

The BIM is funded and supported by the non-profit Hertie Foundation (funding partner), the German Football Association (funding partner), the Federal Employment Agency (support partner) and the Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration (support partner).

public relation

The transfer of academic research from universities to politics, media and civil society is a primary concern of BIM. For this u. a. Different event formats used (academic debate, science meets practice and Berlin Lecture). There are regular press briefings and press conferences. The BIM publishes a media review of the reporting on the BIM.

Directors

literature

  • Berlin, DIW "DIW Berlin: DIW Berlin is a cooperation partner of the newly founded Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research (BIM)." (2007).

Selected publications

  • Canan, Coşkun / Simon, Mara (2018): Immigration, diversity and the relevance of ascriptive characteristics in defining national identity across 21 countries and 28 West-German districts. In: Migration Studies.
  • Yurdakul, Gokce; Römhild, Regina; Schwanhäußer, Anja; zur Nieden, Birgit; Lakic, Aleksandra; Karakayali, Serhat (ed.) (2018): Witnessing the Transition: Moments in the Long Summer of Migration. E-Book Project of Humboldt University Students. Berlin: Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research.
  • Hamann, Ulrike / Yurdakul, Gökce (2018): The Transformative Forces of Migration. Refugees and the Re-Configuration of Migration Societies. Social Inclusion 6 (1).
  • Karakayalı, Serhat; Wallis, Mira; Höfler, Leif Jannis; Heller, Mareike (2018): Funding in refugee aid. What is needed - what matters. Research paper.
  • Beigang, Steffen; Fetz, Karolina; Kalkum, Dorina; Otto, Magdalena (2017): Discrimination Experiences in Germany. Results of a representative survey and a survey of those affected by the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency. Baden-Baden: Nomos.
  • von Blumenthal, Julia; Beigang, Steffen; Wegmann, Katja; Feneberg, Valentin (2017): Institutional Adaptability of Universities. Research report Berlin: Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research (BIM).
  • Naika Foroutan , Ulrike Hamann, Nihad El-Kayed, Susanna Jorek (2017): Between warehouse and lease. Housing accommodation for refugee women in Berlin and Dresden. Berlin: Humboldt University of Berlin.
  • Dr. Serhat Karakayalı, Prof. Dr. Johannes Giesecke, Dr. Markus Schrenker, Prof. Dr. Naika Foroutan, Nihad El-Kayed (2017): Members with a migration background in IG Metall. Project report. Berlin: Humboldt University of Berlin.
  • Canan, Coşkun (2017): The spirit of patriotism. How constitutional is German citizens national attachment? The case of mosque construction. Journal for Deradicalization 11, pp. 59-85.
  • Naika Foroutan (2016): National needs and social fears In: Castro Varela, M. / Mecheril, P. (Ed.): The demonization of others. Criticism of racism in the present. Bielefeld, pp. 97-107.
  • Karakayali, Serhat / Kleist, Olaf J. (2016): Structures and motives of voluntary refugee work (EFA) in Germany. 2. Research report. Results of an exploratory survey from November / December 2015. Berlin: Humboldt University of Berlin.
  • Braun, Sebastian (2016): Voluntary and voluntary engagement of older people in sport. Sports-related special evaluation of the volunteer surveys from 1999, 2004 and 2009 Cologne: Sportverlag Strauss.
  • Korteweg, Anna C./Yurdakul, Gökce (2016): Headscarf Debates in Europe. Conflicts about belonging in national narratives Bielefeld: Transcript Verlag.
  • Beigang, Steffen / Fetz, Karolina / Foroutan, Naika / Kalkum, Dorina / Otto, Magdalena (2016): Experiences of discrimination in Germany. First results of a representative survey and a survey of those affected.
  • Bojadzijev, Manuela (2016): Identity: Fortress or Paradox? In: W (h) iter Identity. Positioning the Self and Transforming the Social, ed. by Zink, Veronica, Johanna Fernández and Danae Gallo González. Scientific publishing house Trier.
  • Magdalena Nowicka ; Ryan, Louise (2015): Beyond insiders and outsiders in migration research. Rejecting a priori commonalities. Qualitative Social Research / 16 (2).
  • Karakayali, Serhat / Kleist, Olaf (2015): Structures and motives of voluntary refugee work (EFA) in Germany . Berlin: BIM.
  • Naika Foroutan ; Canan, Coskun; Blacks, Benjamin; Beigang, Steffen; Kalkum, Dorina (2015): Germany postmigrant II. Attitudes of adolescents and young adults to society, religion and identity Berlin: Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research. Online access
  • Canan, Coşkun (2015): Identity status of locals with a migration background. New styles? Wiesbaden: VS Verlag.
  • Karakayali, Serhat (2015): “The Camera Obscura of Identity. On the range of the critical whiteness approach ”, in: Prokla - Journal for Critical Social Science 34: 117-134.
  • Paetsch, Jennifer / Felbrich, Anja / Stanat, Petra (2015): “The connection between linguistic and mathematical skills in children with German as a second language”, in: Zeitschrift für Pädagogische Psychologie 29 (1): 19-29.
  • Wolfgang Kaschuba (2015): “Urban Identities - or: Urban Culture as a Phoenix Bird”, in: Forum Housing and Urban Development 1/2015: 2-6.
  • Rapp, M. / Kluge, U. / Penka, S. / Vardar, A. / Aichberger, M. / Mundt, A. / Schouler ‐ Ocak, M. / Mösko, M. / Butler, J. / Meyer ‐ Lindenberg , A. / Heinz, A. (2015): "When local poverty is more important than your income: mental health in minorities in inner cities", in: World Psychiatry 14 (2): 249-50.
  • Edele, Aileen / Seuring, Julian / Kristen, Cornelia / Stanat, Petra (2015): “Why bother with testing? The validity of immigrants' self-assessment of language proficiency ”, in: Social Science Research 52: 99-123.
  • Bojadžijev, Manuela: Racism without races, fictional ethnicities and the genealogical scheme . Thoughts on Étienne Balibar's theoretical vocabulary for critical migration and racism research. In: Paul Mecheril and Julia Reuter (eds.): Key works in migration research . Springer VS, 2015, p. 275-288 .
  • Giesecke, Johannes / Heisig, Jan Paul / Solga, Heike (2015): “Getting more unequal: Rising labor market inequalities among low-skilled men in West Germany”, in: Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 39: 1-17.
  • Kroh, Martin / Siegers, Rainer / Kühne, Simon (2015): “Weighting and integration of refreshment samples using the example of the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP)”, in: Jürgen Schupp and Christof Wolf (eds.): Nonresponse Bias: Quality Assurance Social Science Survey. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.
  • Maluch, Jessica T. / Kempert, Sebastian / Neumann, Marco / Stanat, Petra (2015). "The effect of speaking a minority language at home on foreign language learning", in: Learning and Instruction 36: 76-85.
  • Bojadzijev, Manuela (2015): Housing, Financialization, and Migration in the Current Global Crisis. An Ethnographically Informed View from Berlin South Atlantic Quarterly / 114 (1): 29-45.
  • Korteweg, Anna C .; Yurdakul, Gökce (2014): The Headscarf Debate: Conflict of Belonging in National Narratives Stanford: Stanford University Press.
  • Naika Foroutan, Coşkun Canan, Sina Arnold, Benjamin Schwarze, Steffen Beigang, Dorina Kalkum (2014): Germany post-migrant I. Society, religion, identity Berlin: Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research. Online access
  • Labor Migration (Ed.) (Bojadzijev, Manuela / zur Nieden, Birgit / Römhild, Regina / Schondelmayer, Sanna / Westrich, Michael) (2014): From the edge to the center. Perspectives of a critical migration research Berlin: Panama Verlag.
  • Naika Foroutan (2014): Narrations of Nations Or: How do you recount national identity in Germany ?. In: Bertelsmann Stiftung (ed.): Diverse Germany. Building blocks for a sustainable society, Gütersloh 2014 Gütersloh: Bertelsmann.
  • Foroutan, Naika; Canan, CRoskun; Blacks, Benjamin; Beigang, Steffen; Arnold, Sina; Kalkum, Dorina (2014): Hamburg post-migrant. Attitudes of the Hamburg population to Muslims Berlin: Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research. Online access
  • Braun, Sebastian (2014): Voluntary Associations and Social Capital - Inclusive and exclusive dimensions. In Matthias Freise & Thorsten Hallmann (eds.), Modernizing Democracy. Associations and Associating in the 21st Century (pp. 59-70). New York: Springer. New York: Springer.
  • Naika Foroutan (2014): The German Islam Conference in Review (2006 to 2013): Analysis of a political initiative for equality between Islam and Muslims in Germany. in: Handbook Christianity and Islam in Germany with Korinna Schäfer. Verlag Herder, Freiburg 2014 Freiburg: Herder Verlag.
  • Kroh, Martin (2014): Growth Trajectories in the Strength of Party Identification: The Legacy of Autocratic Regimes Electoral Studies 33: 90-110.
  • Müller, Daniel J / Kluge, Ulrike / Brandl, Eva J / Heinz, Andreas (2013): Do the East Frisians have other genes ?. Pharmacotherapy and Ethnicity in Times of Global Migration 110 (8): 314-31
  • Naika Foroutan (2013): Hybrid Identities: Normalization, Conflict Factor and Resource in Postmigrant Societies In: Heinz-Ulrich Brinkmann, Haci-Halil Uslucan (Ed.): Dabeisein und Dazug Belengen - Integration in Deutschland. Wiesbaden.
  • Ingrid Tucci, Ariane Jossin, Carsten Keller and Olaf Groh-Samberg (2013): L'entrée sur le marché du travail des descendants d'immigrés: une analyze comparée France-Allemagne Revue française de sociologie 54 (3): 567-596.
  • Edele, Aileen / Stanat, Petra / Radmann, Susanne / Segeritz, Michael (2013): Cultural identity and reading skills of young people from immigrant families. In: Jude, Nina / Klieme, Eckhard (Hrsg.): PISA 2009 - Impulses for school and teaching research. Journal of Education, Supplement, 59.

Web links

Individual evidence

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