Production Site is the podcast of the Collaborative Research Centre “Production of Migration” (SFB 1604) at Osnabrück University. Together with international researchers and experts, we discuss current topics in migration research, explore how migration is negotiated within society, and examine these processes from the perspective of reflexive migration research.
Production Site - The Podcast about the Societal Negotiation of Migration
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Production Site is the podcast of the Collaborative Research Centre “Production of Migration” (SFB 1604) at Osnabrück University. Together with international researchers and experts, we discuss current topics in migration research, explore how migration is negotiated within society, and examine these processes from the perspective of reflexive migration research.
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Recent Episodes
July 13, 2026
#6 – The Scholar-Activist
How activist can, may, or must migration research be — especially in times of rising authoritarianism and an observable erosion of human rights and migrants’ rights? In this episode, professors Christine Lang and Janine Dahinden discuss this with internationally renowned migration researcher Nina Glick Schiller. How politically neutral can research ever be, and what social responsibility does it carry?
July 13, 2026
#5 – (No)Where to Go?!
Climate change drives migration, but who moves, who stays, and why? Aurora A. Sauter speaks with climate adaptation expert Jesse M. Keenan, Tulane University, about the links between climate change, migration, and immobility — with a focus on the United States: one of the world's largest carbon emitters, now increasingly confronting climate disaster on its own soil. At the end of the episode, Aurora is joined by her colleague Thomas Scheffer to discuss what the US case reveals about the production of migration.
July 6, 2026
#4 – The New Minority
Large cities are becoming increasingly diverse. In some neighborhoods, no single group constitutes a numerical majority anymore — people without a migration background have become one minority among many. What does this mean for social cohesion and prevailing ideas about integration? Maurice Crul and Frans Lelie of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam have researched these questions and discuss their findings with migration researcher Jens Schneider, who is joined by colleague Norma Schemschat in a concluding dialogue.
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