This section contains working papers published by DAMI Senter. The publications present scholarly analyses and in-depth studies based on scientific methods, documented sources, and relevant research on social and cultural issues.
What Makes the Sea Look More Rational Than Staying? Morocco and the 2026 Ceuta Crisis DAMI Senter – Working Paper No. 04/202611.08.2026By Louay AL-Daher A country does not need to be at war for its young people to want to leave. Institutions may still function. Streets may be safe. Development may be visible. Schools may […]
A Country Does Not Need a War for Its Youth to Flee Read More »
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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When Does a Refugee Cease to Be a Refugee?Article 1C: How Refugee Status Comes to an EndBy Louay AL+Daher ? DAMI Senter23.07.2026 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
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Article 1 Asylum Between Temporary Protection and Durable SolutionsThe Refugee Dilemma: Temporary Protection and the Responsibility of ReturnDAMI Senter Research SeriesBy Louay AL-Daher15.07.2026 About this Research SeriesThis 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
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