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Final event of European Institute’s TÜBİTAK Project “Living with indeterminacy: being an undocumented migrant in Istanbul”“Routes of hope: Transitions and destinations in global migration flows”Date: February 8 -9, 2018Venue: IFEA, Tomtom Mahallesi, Nur-i Ziya Sk. No:10, 34433 Beyoğlu/İstanbulConvener: Meltem Sancak, İstanbul Bilgi University PROGRAMDay 1: February 8Introduction: Migration and hope in and beyond Turkey09:30               Bayram Balci (IFEA-Istanbul)09:45               Ayhan Kaya (Istanbul Bilgi University-European Institute)10:00               Meltem Sancak (Istanbul Bilgi University-EI, MPI Halle-Germany)Central Asia(n)’s Gendered Directions of Hope10:30               Discussion11:00               Coffee BreakSyrian Dilemmas: Directions of hope, spaces of hopelessness11:30               Duygu Topcu (Max Planck Institute Halle-Germany)Re-negotiating gender roles: Syrian refugee families between hope and uncertainty12:00               Souad Osseiran (Mercator Fell.-IPC Sabanci University, Istanbul)Spaces of perseverance, spaces of hope: Syrian refugees' migrations to Europe12:30               Discussion13:00               Lunch BreakHope and despair: Exclusion and deportation as migrant fates14:30               Zahir Musa (Max Planck Institute Halle-Germany)When hope turns to Despair: Narratives of Exclusion Practices of Migrants of Middle Eastern and African Backgrounds in Halle Saale, Germany 15:00               Dorte Thorsen (University of Sussex, UK)Hope, deportation and death. Unexpected turns of migrant journeys from West Africa15:30               Discussio16:00               Coffee BreakHope giver(s) in foreign land(s) 16:30               Dominik Müller (University of Zurich-ISEK)Chancing Faces of Home-post-migrant everyday negotiations of islamic practice and belonging.17:00               Armand Aupiais (Urmis (Paris Diderot), aMiMo (IFEA), IstanbulHope as a ritual device in meso-level migration institutions. International immigrants' evangelical testimonies in Istanbul.17:30               Discussion18:30               Dinner&#160;Day 2: February 9Promising Homeland(s): the case of Kazak repatriates09:30               Peter Finke (University of Zurich-ISEK)Diffused hopes and despairs: Kazak repatriates from Mongolia10:00               Indira Alibayeva Max Planck Institute Halle-Germany)Between uncertainty and hope: ethnic return migration in Kazakhstan10:30               Discussion11:00               Coffee BreakRegimes of undoing hope: European migration politics11:30               Andreas Dafinger (Central European University, Budapest)Deterrence and Disillusionment. Approaches to international migration in Hungary (and beyond).12:00               Günther Schlee (Max Planck Institute Halle-Germany)The Max Planck Initiative 'The Challenges of Migration, Integration and Exclusion': An Overview12:30               Discussion13:00               Closing remarksThe workshop requires registrationTo register, please email:  migrationhope@gmail.com and bring your id card with youThis Workshop is kindly supported by TUBITAK (2236 Co-Funded Brain Circulation Scheme – “Living with indeterminacy: being an undocumented migrant in Istanbul”), Istanbul Bilgi University European Institute, CASCA Halle-Zurich, IFEA-Istanbul, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology and University of Zurich