Jessica Hagen-Zanker

PRIO Global Fellow

Email: j.hagen-zanker@odi.org.uk

Work phone: +44 (0)20 7922 0371

Twitter: @j_hagenzanker

Jessica Hagen-Zanker
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Thursday, 11 Apr 2024

Journal of Refugee Studies cover. Illustration: n/a

How do violence and conflict affect migration considerations?

This article contributes to a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between conflict and mobility, by disaggregating ‘conflict’ and drawing on sub-national geographical units.

Report – external series

2023

Migration and alternative responses to dissatisfaction

MIGNEX Background paper

News

Friday, 20 Oct 2023

PhD course on survey methods in migration research, 2023. Photo: PRIO / Georgina Berry

International Group of Early-Career Scholars Learn Survey Methods at PRIO

Early-career scholars from all over the world came to PRIO to attend a state-of-the-art PhD-level course on survey methods, with a focus on migration research.

News

Sunday, 9 Apr 2023

MIGNEX pilot survey, Cape Verde. Photo: Jørgen Carling

Survey Methods in Migration Research: Design, Implementation, and Analysis

PhD-Level Course now open for applications.

Report – external series

2022

Migration and development dynamics in São Nicolau, Cabo Verde

MIGNEX Case Study Brief

Multimedia

Monday, 16 May 2022

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Survey methods in migration research 2022

PRIO invites applications for this course, which will be taught in person in Oslo in September 2022.

News

Wednesday, 16 Feb 2022

Survey data collection for the MIGNEX project. Photo: Jørgen Carling

Migration-Related PhD Courses

Three migration-related PhD courses will be offered at PRIO in the course of 2022: (1) Migration theory: perspectives on time and temporalities, (2) Survey methods in migration research: design, implementation, and analysis, and (3) Ethnographic fieldwork methodology: approaches, tools, and ethics.

News

Friday, 19 Mar 2021

Charting the invisible influences on migration

Migration decision-making is shaped by myriad unobservable and intangible factors, including personality traits, emotions, beliefs and values.

Journal article

2024

How do perceptions, fears, and experiences of violence and conflict affect considerations of moving internally and internationally?

Journal article in Journal of Refugee Studies

Report – external series

2023

The multi-level determination of migration processes

MIGNEX Background paper

News

Thursday, 28 Sep 2023

An unfinished boat in Boa Vista, Cape Verde. Photo: Pexels. By svatoplukvit0, free for use.

New data and analysis on migration, development and migration management

Researchers from consortium institutions in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East are analyzing new data on the connections between migration, development and migration management in the MIGNEX project. Check out the results and sign up for alerts!

Report – external series

2022

Migration and development dynamics in Redeyef, Tunisia

MIGNEX Case Study Brief

News

Monday, 12 Sep 2022

Early-Career Scholars Learn Survey Methods in Migration Research

Survey-based research is widespread but also replete with challenges.

News

Friday, 6 May 2022

New PhD-Level Course: Survey Methods in Migration Research

PRIO invites applications for this course, which will be taught in person in Oslo in September 2022.

Report – other

2020

Survey data collection

MIGNEX Handbook Chapter

PRIO Paper

2021

What Do We Know about the Subjective and Intangible Factors That Shape Migration Decision-Making?

PRIO Paper

Current projects

Project

Jun 2018 – Aug 2024

MIGNEX: New knowledge on migration, development and policy.

MIGNEX - Aligning Migration Management and the Migration-Development Nexus

Led by Jørgen Carling. Funder: European Commission, Horizon 2020.