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Expert
Dr. Annett Fleischer
In April 2010 I completed my PhD at the Institute of Social Anthropology at Free University Berlin, Germany. My doctoral thesis with the title "Making Families among Cameroonian ‚Bush Fallers’ in Germany: Marriage, Migration, and the Law" analyzes the interplay of transnational mobility, marriage, family, and kinship among migrants, and the overarching legal framework of immigration. My work makes a special contribution by complementing the existing literature on the transnational migration with perspectives on marriage strategies of male migrants and reproductive practices of female migrants.
Currently, I am working in the Cross-Regional Information System on the Reintegration of Migrants in their Countries of Origin (CRIS) project which is hosted at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute (EUI).
By combining a top-down with a bottom-up approach to return migration, CRIS sets out to address the factors and conditions shaping returnees’ patterns of reintegration in their countries of origin. More specifically, it explains:
1- Why some return migrants contribute to development and successfully reintegrate back home, whereas others do not.
2- How policies and state-led mechanisms impact on return migrants´ fundamental rights and existing realities in their broadest sense.
Key activities
- Asylum
- Education and migration
- Living environment
- Migration and gender
- Migration and health
- Migration politics in Europe
- Migration politics nationally
- Migration research
- Migration worldwide/in Europe
- Migration/emigration
- Professional/social/cultural integration
Publications
- leischer, Annett (2012): Migration, marriage, and the law: Making families among Cameroonian ‘bush fallers’ in Germany. Berlin: regiospectra Verlag. http://www.regiospectra.com/fachbuch_pub_afrika.htm .
- Fleischer, Annett (2012): "A Statistical Overview on Return Migration to the Republic of Armenia", CRIS Analytical Note 2012/01, RSCAS/EUI, Florence.
- Fleischer, A. M. Lutz, J.O. Schmidt (2010): Population Dynamics in Bangladesh. A case study on the causes and effects of demographic change in Bangladesh. GTZ Publication.
- Fleischer, Annett (2008): Marriage over space and time among male migrants from Cameroon to Germany. In: Kraler, Albert; Eleonore Kofman; Martin Kohli & Camille Schmohl (eds.): Gender, Generations and the Family in International Migration. IMISCOE Research Serie.
- Fleischer, Annett (2007): Migration nach Europa als familiäre Investitionsstrategie. Demografische Forschung aus erster Hand, Jg. 4, No. 4.
- Fleischer, Annett (2007): Family, obligations, and migration: The role of kinship in Cameroon. Demographic Research. Vol.16(13): 413-440.
Contact
European University Institute (EUI) and Freie Universität BerlinDr. Annett Fleischer
99817 Eisenach
Germany
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