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Mardi 2 mai - Jour 1Ifpo9:00 - 9:30Accueil des participants9:30 - 11:00- Présentation des nouveaux chercheurs- Présentation de l'avancée du programme (20 min.) - K. Doraï- Présentation de l'avancée des recherches (30 min) – K. Doraï, J. Al Husseini, N. Neveu11:00 - 12:30- Forced migration. Between politics and policies (J. Al Husseini)- Religious mobility, a historical perspective (N. Neveu)- Refugees' settlement and urban dynamics (K. Doraï)12:30 - 14:00Pause déjeuner14:00 - 16:00Restitutions des terrains effectués (I) - 15 min. par pers. David Lagarde, “Syrian Refugees' journeys from Jordan to Germany, an Expolratory Fieldwork” Hala Abu-Zaki, “Refugees from Syria in Shatila” Valentina Napolitano, “Syrian refuges in Gaziantep: social interactions, everyday life and engagement in an incertain context” Shirin Arab "The Potential for Redress for Displacement: International Law and Local Perspective"16:00 - 16:30Pause16:30 - 18:00Restitutions des terrains effectués (II) - 15 min. par pers. Ayham Dalal, “Understanding the Patterns of Urbanization in Zaatari camp: 'Home', Culture and the Social Structuring of Space” Delphine Mercier &#38; Mustapha El Miri,  “Overcoming the frontiers of vulnerability throught work” Myriam Ababsa &#38; Kamel Doraï, “Syrian investment and Syrian labour in Sahab (Jordan)” Didem Danis, “Control and Containment: NGOs in Humanitarian Assistance in Istanbul” Paul Tabar, “Political remittances of Syrian refugees in Lebanon”Mercredi 3 mai - Jour 2Ifpo10:00 - 13:00Travail en atelier - 3 axes13:00 - 14:30Pause déjeuner14:30 - 17:00- Restitutions en plénière des travaux des 3 axes- Identification de thématiques transversales18:00 - 20:00Table ronde publique à l'IFJBorders and migration management, a comparative perspectiveToday, border control is at the heart of debates in different parts of the world. This issue raises many questions often linked together: security, migration, economy, etc. Borders are characterized by their changing nature and ongoing negotiations over the crossing's modalities. During conflicts and political tensions, they often appear as an obstacle to human mobility. This roundtable will discuss different border management experiences through population control mechanisms (United States/Mexico, Jordan/Syria/Palestine borders). Moreover, it will look at how these borders structure the socio-economic life and the daily movements of the local communities and the migrants.Chair: Falestin Naili (Ifpo, Amman) - Historian- Philippe Bourmaud (Univ. Lyon 3, France) - Historian, Boundaries in the Middle-East- Myriam Ababsa (Ifpo, Amman) - Geographer, The Syrian - Jordanian border- Delphine Mercier (LEST, France) - Sociologist, The Mexican - USA border- Véronique Bontemps (IIAC, France) - Anthropologist, The Jordan - West bank borderJeudi 4 mai - Jour 3Ifpo10:00 - 12:30- Calendriers à venir : rencontres, séminaires, missions - K. Doraï, J. Al Husseini, N. Neveu- Outil cartographique – D. Lagarde et L. Macias- Valorisation et publications - K. Doraï, J. Al Husseini, N. Neveu- Coordination entre partenaires12:30 - 14:00Pause déjeuner14:00 - 17:00Visite d'un quartier migrant à AmmanDaphné Caillol – Visite du quartier philippinRand el Haj Hasan – mise en contact avec association – Visite de Jebel Nadhif18:00 - 20:00Table ronde publique à l'IFJRefugee camps today. When the temporary settles over timeSet up as temporary solutions to cope with humanitarian refugee crises, refugee camps become over a certain period of time portrayed as places of poverty, insecurity and socio-economic marginalization. The aim of this round table is to focus on long-term evolution of the camps, beyond the short term approach generally used by humanitarian agencies, notably by questioning the inclusion of camps in the urban landscape of the host countries. Different case studies will be discussed, in particular the Palestinian and Syrian refugee camps in the Middle East, in the light of current European experience.Chair: Philippe Lagrange (Univ. Poitiers, France) - Legal expertHala Abu Zaki (IIAC, France) - Anthropologist - Palestinian camps in LebanonJalal Al Husseini (Ifpo, Amman) - Political scientist - Palestinian camps in JordanKamel Doraï (Ifpo, Amman) - Geographer &#38; Ayham Dalal (TU Berlin) – Architect - Syrian camps in Jordan Elisa Pascucci (RELATE, Finland) - Refugee camps in Europe