The International Metropolis Project is a forum for bridging research, policy and practice on migration and diversity. The Project aims to enhance academic research capacity, encourage policy-relevant research on migration and diversity issues, and facilitate the use of that research by governments and non-governmental organizations.
Beyond Methodological Nationalism: Research Transnational Spaces, Cross-Border Diffusion, and Transnational Histories
International Conference:
22-23 April 2010
Mapping Social Cohesion 2009: The Scanlon foundations surveys: Mapping Social Cohesion 2009 is a report on the second round of an extremely important longitudinal survey of social cohesion in Australia, funded by the Scanlon Foundation, and directed by Professor Andrew Markus of Monash University in Melbourne. The first report was released in 2007 at the International Metropolis Conference in Melbourne More...
Metropolis North America, a new
policy-research initiative
On June 24, 2008, Metropolis took a major step in expanding its network. Following a two-day dialogue of experts on labour mobility and migration, which took place in Mexico City, a collaborative agreement was signed with the representatives of the three countries in order to create Metropolis North America
