🕑 14:00–15:45 | P085 Citizenship Restitution as State Policy and Individual Opportunity 📍 Room 025 Chair: Lukas Marian Fuchs Co-Chair: Reinhard Schweitzer ➡️ We close by exploring citizenship restitution as both a project of historical justice and an instrument of contemporary migration governance.

🕘 09:00–10:45 | P106 Comparative Perspectives on the Evolution of Diaspora Engagement Policies: From Regional Traditions to Emerging Global Patterns? 📍 Room 025 Chair & discussant: Pau Palop-García ➡️ The panel takes a comparative look at how states engage their citizens abroad.

🕓 16:15–18:00 | P171 Discursive Politics of Migration 📍 Room 025 Chair & Discussant: Pierre Georges Van Wolleghem We close Day 3 by exploring how debates, media narratives and public contestation shape migration policy, and decision-making across different Europe.

🕓 16:15–18:00 | P171 Between Protection and Securitization 📍 Room 037 Chair & Discussant: Andrea Pettrachin The panel examines the tensions between humanitarian commitments and securitised practices in European asylum and border governance

🕚 11:15–13:00 | P266 Governing Migration Digitally 📍 Room 025 Chair: Deniz Nergiz Discussant: Danielle Kasparick A timely discussion on how digitalisation, algorithms and new technologies are reshaping migration and refugee governance.

🕘 09:00–10:45 | P346 Migrant Organisations Under Pressure 📍 Room 025 Chair & Discussant: Claire Vincent-Mory The panel examines how migrant organisations adapt, mobilise and contest increasingly restrictive political environments and shrinking civic spaces.

🕓 16:15–18:00 | P350 Migration Policies in Practice 📍 Room 025 Chair & Discussant: Verena Wisthaler ➡️ We close today’s programme by turning to migration governance in practice, examining frontline actors, constraints, interests and the implementation of migration and integration policies.

🕚 11:15–13:00 | P349 Contemporary Migration Trajectories in Europe 📍 Room 025 Chairs: @Justyna Łukaszewska-Bezulska & Agnieszka Bejma Discussant: Marie Jelínková ➡️ A debate on migration and forced displacement through the lenses of inclusion, vulnerability, digitalisation and policymaking.

🕘 09:00–10:45 | P347 Migration and Political Engagement: Parties, Attitudes, and Mobilization 📍 Room 025 Chair: Sebastián Umpierrez de Reguero ➡️ The panel explores how migration intersects with party politics, political attitudes, and different forms of political mobilisation.

🕓 16:15–18:00 | P352 Migration, Political Mobilisation, and Democratic Inclusion 📍 Room 025 ➡️ We close Day 1 with work on political participation, representation, voting rights and the mobilisation of migrant and minority populations.

🕑 14:00–15:45 | P446 Re-Bordering the European Union: The Politicisation and Contestation of Migration Issue in Domestic Political Spaces 📍 Room 025 ➡️ The panel turns to bordering, securitisation and the political contestation of migration across the EU and its neighbourhood.

🕚 11:15–13:00 | P450 Reforming the Common European Asylum System: New Paradigms, Discursive Shifts, and Strategic Developments 📍 Room 025 ➡️ Five papers examining the politics, instruments and changing discourses behind EU asylum reform.

🕘 09:00–10:45 | P587 Youth with Migration Backgrounds and Political Engagement: Intergenerational Transmissions, Political (Re)socialization, and Inequalities 📍 Room 025 ➡️ A great start to the day with research on migration, participation and inequalities.