Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn

Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn is a Contributor on a PRIO project or a publication with a PRIO person, and is otherwise not associated with PRIO.

Email: mattjo@prio.org

Mobile phone: +47 906 13 918

Website: mathiastjonn.com

Research Interests

Colonization History, Decolonization, History of the Present, Italian History, Libyan History, Mediterraneran History and Migration History

Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn
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News & events
Publications
Blog posts

Event

Thursday, 25 April 2024

Registration open for MIGNEX Policy Conference in Brussels: What’s next for EU migration and development policy?

On 25 April, the MIGNEX project is convening a high-level Policy Conference on EU migration and development policy. Register your interest now.

Journal article

2023

If ‘it all breaks down’: The Norwegian refugee crisis as a geography of chaos

Journal article in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space

Report – external series

2021

Links between migration management, development and integration

MIGNEX Background paper

Policy brief

2020

Diaspora, Development and Integration: A Review of Policies and Practice

PRIO Policy Brief

PRIO Paper

2019

Citizenship, Participation and Belonging in Scandinavia: Results from a survey among young adults of diverse origins in Norway, Sweden and Denmark

PRIO Paper

Master thesis

2019

The Persistence of Colonialism: A Century of Italo-Libyan Relationships and Its Influence on the Current Mediterranean Migration Regime (1911–2017)

Master thesis

Report – external series

2024

Is policy coherence a smokescreen for a more restrictive migration agenda?

MIGNEX Policy Brief

Report – external series

2022

Internal (in)coherence in European migration policies

MIGNEX Background paper

Rerouting Europe-bound refugees to the Global South ignores their human rights

Integration and Development: Need for Dialogue

PRIO Paper

News

Friday, 17 Nov 2023

Refugees and other migrants arriving in Norway - a 'humanitarian crisis'?

How did the arrival of growing numbers of refugees and other migrants in a non-violent setting and high-income country like Norway become framed as a ‘humanitarian crisis’? Is there a humanitarian crisis if nobody dies?

Report – external series

2022

Comparative experiences of third-country cooperation

MIGNEX Background Paper

News

Thursday, 22 Apr 2021

Integration and Development: Need for Dialogue

How does integration in the country of settlement matter for diaspora members’ development engagements in the Global South? And how has this intersection been addressed in policy and practice? A video from webinar the discussing these questions is available.

PRIO Blogs

Wednesday, 13 May 2020

“Gate to Lampedusa - Gate to Europe.” A monument dedicated the migrants lost at sea, by Mimmo Paladino. Photo by Vito Manzari, 2014. Wikimedia Commons.

The Persistence of Colonialism

How can colonial history help us to understand and explain the present European approach to migration across the Mediterranean? Today, we increasingly see the European Union (EU) attempting to move border controls and migration management beyond the Mediterranean and into countries along the coast of North Africa and Asia Minor. ...

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