LumiNation 2020 - Imagining Migration and Migrants in Singapore
Event Details
30 Aug 2020, SUN
4pm
Online
Moving away from a focus on economic drivers, migration scholars increasingly recognise the power of imagination in influencing the migration decision. The first half of this talk by Anju Mary Paul explores the power of shifting mental maps in shaping how potential migrants rate and rank different destination options, discussing how different groups of migrants think about Singapore before they arrive and also after their arrival. The second half of this talk considers the power of imagination in constructing the figure of the migrant, highlighting how different groups of migrants to Singapore have been classified in the collective imagination, making some seem more worthy than others and some groups more easy to integrate into the Singapore identity.
The programme will be streamed live on our Facebook page and on our Youtube Channel from 30 August, Sunday at 4 pm and will be free to stream until the end of the year. Keep a lookout below for the published video on this page!
YouTube LIVE @ 30 Aug 2020, 4pm
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