Ceuta: When Young People Vote with Their FeetPart One of the series: “When the Sea Becomes Less Dangerous Than Home”Why does migration shift from an individual decision to a collective dream?By Louay AL-Daher29.08.2026 Editorial note: This series is based on Working Paper No. 04/2026, entitled “A Country Does Not Need to Be at War for […]
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Why Do Some Refugees Choose to Stay Even When Return Becomes Possible?By Louay AL-Daher DAMI – Senter06.08.2026 About this Research Series This research series is part of DAMI Senter’s ongoing research programme on migration, asylum, and integration. It examines these issues from a legal and sociological perspective informed by contemporary international scholarship. The series revisits
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Engineering Pathways: Toward a DAMI Model of Social InteractionFrom Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor – Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode Six (Final Episode)By Louay AL-Daher DAMI Senter07.07.2026 Series FrameworkThis article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing
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Domestic Violence as Perceived by Children and Its Relationship to Psychological Security and Social Adjustment among Migrant Families in NorwayResearch StudyExploring how children’s perceptions of domestic violence influence their psychological well-being and social integration within migrant families in Norway.Author: Louay Al-Daher16.06.2026 DAMI Senter Research SummaryDomestic violence remains one of the most significant challenges affecting family