| Project | Name | Universities | Title |
| 1 | Carmen Tasser | Kent / Porto | European Identity Building Through Migration |
| 2 | Rosario Rizzo Lara | Kent / Berlin | La Caminata Migrante: Rethinking Migration as Social Movement |
| 3 | Kent / Montpellier | Spatial Aspirations, Capabilities and Decision-making Processes: The Case of Spain | |
| 4 | Madeline Bass | Berlin / Kent | Oromo Women in the Afterlives of Empire; Imperial Spaces and Geography Guraacha |
| 5 | Peter Teunissen | Berlin / Porto | Postcolonial Configuration of EUropean Deportation Regimes |
| 6 | —- | Berlin / Prague | —- |
| 7 | Ryan Tristram-Walmsley | Porto / Kent | Paradise Postponed: Sadness and Homesickness in (Post)Colonial Migrants in Postwar Britain |
| 8 | Lucia Bonilla Lara | Porto / Prague | Migration Consultants: The New Hubs of Humanitarian Control |
| 9 | Nawal Karroum | Porto / Montpellier | “Africa” in the Avignon Festivals (2000-2020): Cultural Practices, Identities and Encounters |
| 10 | Iva Dodevska | Montpellier / Prague | The Integrationist Paradigm: Discourses on Immigrant Integration Across Policy and Research |
| 11 | Viktoryia Vaitovich | Montpellier / Porto | Forced Migration and Labour Exploitation in the Context of Economic Transformations: A Study of Transnational Circular Mobility among Polish Migrants |
| 12 | Rituparna Rana | Montpellier / Berlin |
The ‘Postmemory’ of the Second and the Third Generations of the Partition Migrants: Revisiting the 1947 Partition of India from the Side of Bengal |
| 13 | Laura Brody | Prague / Montpellier |
Between East and West: Blurred Boundaries of Belonging in Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey
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| 14 | Cornel Borit | Prague / Berlin | The Barbarians Are Coming!: A Typology and an Appraisal of Migration Myths in Selected Novels of Migration from the Caribbean and Central Eastern Europe to the UK |
| 15 | Zoheb Mashiur | Prague / Kent | Martial Voices: Race, Gender and Loyalty in Representations of the Indian Army in World War I |
