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Jørgen Carling

Research Professor at PRIO

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Publications, Resources

Pathways to an ERC Grant: Learning from Success and Failure

9 Dec 2019 Jørgen Carling

I applied for an ERC grant, failed, applied again and succeeded. Here I share my insights. Continue reading Pathways to an ERC Grant: Learning from Success and Failure

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The anatomy of an academic paper: a brief guide (3rd edition)

29 Mar 20199 Dec 2019 Jørgen Carling

This illustrated guide helps ensure that your paper is formally correct, looks good, and thereby serves to advance your ideas. Continue reading The anatomy of an academic paper: a brief guide (3rd edition)

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IMISCOE Conference, Erasmus University Rotterdam 2017

Questions and answers about academic publishing

10 Aug 20179 Dec 2019 Jørgen Carling

‘How can I make sure that my work is read by fellow academics?’ and nine other questions answered. Continue reading Questions and answers about academic publishing

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Thirty-six migration nexuses, and counting

31 Jul 20179 Dec 2019 Jørgen Carling

Why do the links between migration and other social processes. always have to be called a nexus? Continue reading Thirty-six migration nexuses, and counting

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Eight reasons for doing your PhD ‘by publication’

1 Jun 201716 Aug 2019 Jørgen Carling

As a doctoral candidate you may have a choice between submitting a traditional doctoral dissertation and submitting a set of papers for peer-reviewed journals plus an integrating chapter. The latter option, known as a “PhD by publication” or an “article … Continue reading Eight reasons for doing your PhD ‘by publication’

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Migration researchers on Twitter

20 Feb 201515 Jan 2019 Jørgen Carling

Here’s my list of migration researchers on Twitter – that is, people who do research on migration and share their ideas about it in English on Twitter. Many of them (myself included) tweet about other things as well, but I’ve … Continue reading Migration researchers on Twitter

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