Imajine – Integrative Mechanisms for Addressing Spatial Justice and Territorial Inequalities in Europe

About

Who We Are?

The IMAJINE consortium comprises 16 participants from 13 countries, selected for their expertise in the research areas specified in the call,
their specialist skills in qualitative and quantitative methods, and their regional knowledge of different parts of the EU. The combined expertise and technical skills of the consortium participants enables IMAJINE
to comprehensively cover the wide-ranging brief of the call text,
and to adopt a multi-disciplinary and mixed-method approach
that is required in order to meet the project’s aim of developing integrative policy mechanisms for tackling territorial inequalities
and promoting spatial justice.

Facts About us

16Participants

13Countries

55Participation in conferences

18000Persons approx. reached

BLOG

How do migrants choose their destination? Debunking the rational actor myth

Posted in Blog by imajine on 10 March 2021

I was recently interviewed by a labour economist on the topic of emigration from Romania, including Romanians’ choice of destination. At one point, he asked

Scenario Sketches for IMAJINE – Future Visions for European Spatial Justice

Posted in Blog by imajine on 7 September 2020

As part of the broader IMAJINE project, one team was assigned the task of looking at the future using a methodology called scenario planning. This

COVID-19, migration and socio-spatial inequality

Posted in Blog by imajine on 9 June 2020

Within the IMAJINE project, we investigate the relationship between migration and inequality: how do perceived inequalities affect decisions to migrate, and how does migration, in

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