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SUMMARY:Youth and migration in Guinea.  Some reflections on a research proj
 ect.
DESCRIPTION:In this presentation I aim at sharing some insights into the re
 search project MIGCHOICE\, set out to ask how and to what extend developme
 nt interventions affect people’s migration aspirations\, decisions\, and
  movement\, focusing in particular on three countries in West Africa\; Sen
 egal\, The Gambia and Guinea. After presenting some more general reflectio
 ns from the research consortium on migration choices\, uncertainty and alt
 ernative futures I will talk about youth and migration in Ratoma\, one of 
 the five urban communes of Conakry\, the capital city of Guinea. Here\, I 
 relate the qualitative data we collected in early 2020 to what we later fr
 amed as ‘misty atmospheres of going’\, strongly shaping the rhythm of 
 being young in Conakry. Finally\, and after presenting further nuances on 
 youth and migration in Guinea\, my presentation relates to accompanied fie
 ldwork. Thus\, I’d like to highlight that this research project was acco
 mpanied by addressing research collaboration partners\, family members and
  the intertwinement of work and family life more broadly.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In this presentation I aim at sharing some insights into the 
 research project MIGCHOICE\, set out to ask how and to what extend develop
 ment interventions affect people’s migration aspirations\, decisions\, a
 nd movement\, focusing in particular on three countries in West Africa\; S
 enegal\, The Gambia and Guinea. After presenting some more general reflect
 ions from the research consortium on migration choices\, uncertainty and a
 lternative futures I will talk about youth and migration in Ratoma\, one o
 f the five urban communes of Conakry\, the capital city of Guinea. Here\, 
 I relate the qualitative data we collected in early 2020 to what we later 
 framed as ‘misty atmospheres of going’\, strongly shaping the rhythm o
 f being young in Conakry. Finally\, and after presenting further nuances o
 n youth and migration in Guinea\, my presentation relates to accompanied f
 ieldwork. Thus\, I’d like to highlight that this research project was ac
 companied by addressing research collaboration partners\, family members a
 nd the intertwinement of work and family life more broadly.</p>
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