Lore Van Praag is the director of the Centre for Migration and Intercultural Studies at the University of Antwerp.

• Prelude Lore Van PraagIntroduction to the use of co-creative research methods in migration studies Hanne Apers, Lena Richter and Lore Van PraagPart I: The use of co-creative methodologies in academic researchThe use of co-creative methods for the development of local policy implementation with migrant newcomers in the MICADO project in Antwerp Hanne Apers and Lore Van PraagCo-creation and decision-making processes with migrants: some evidence from the MICADO co-creation experience in Bologna Maurizio Bergamaschi, Teresa Carlone and Carolina Mudan MarelliComplex arrival procedures as a challenge in migration studies: a comparative analysis of quantitative and qualitative methodologies within migration research Rosa Thoneick, Marie Malchow, Ingrid Breckner and Jörg NoennigDesign-driven co-creation for migrants’ integration in European Cities: REBUILD project Maria Amata Garito, Alessandro Pollini and Alessandro CaforioGenerating self-esteem and fostering social recognition: co-creating innovative practices for newcomers’ integration in Brussels Chloë Angé and Andrea ReaICT Enabled Public Services for Migration (MIICT): how co-creative practices advanced migrants’ integration in the EU 169 Fidel C. T. Budy, Karen Latricia Hough and Yara Abdel SamadPart II: The use of co-creative research methods in policymakingCo-creating asylum reception in a living lab: learning from the experiences of refugees and locals Rianne Dekker, Karin Geuijen and Caroline OliverHow can universities commit to designing and implementing inclusive practices for forced migrants? Emanuela Dal Zotto and Valentina FusariInvolving children and young people in policymaking: a children’s rights-based approach to co-creative practice in REFLECTOR 247 Ellen Van Vooren and Sara LembrechtsConclusionLore Van PraagAbout the Authors

Lore Van Praag is the director of the Centre for Migration and Intercultural Studies at the University of Antwerp.

• Prelude Lore Van PraagIntroduction to the use of co-creative research methods in migration studies Hanne Apers, Lena Richter and Lore Van PraagPart I: The use of co-creative methodologies in academic researchThe use of co-creative methods for the development of local policy implementation with migrant newcomers in the MICADO project in Antwerp Hanne Apers and Lore Van PraagCo-creation and decision-making processes with migrants: some evidence from the MICADO co-creation experience in Bologna Maurizio Bergamaschi, Teresa Carlone and Carolina Mudan MarelliComplex arrival procedures as a challenge in migration studies: a comparative analysis of quantitative and qualitative methodologies within migration research Rosa Thoneick, Marie Malchow, Ingrid Breckner and Jörg NoennigDesign-driven co-creation for migrants’ integration in European Cities: REBUILD project Maria Amata Garito, Alessandro Pollini and Alessandro CaforioGenerating self-esteem and fostering social recognition: co-creating innovative practices for newcomers’ integration in Brussels Chloë Angé and Andrea ReaICT Enabled Public Services for Migration (MIICT): how co-creative practices advanced migrants’ integration in the EU 169 Fidel C. T. Budy, Karen Latricia Hough and Yara Abdel SamadPart II: The use of co-creative research methods in policymakingCo-creating asylum reception in a living lab: learning from the experiences of refugees and locals Rianne Dekker, Karin Geuijen and Caroline OliverHow can universities commit to designing and implementing inclusive practices for forced migrants? Emanuela Dal Zotto and Valentina FusariInvolving children and young people in policymaking: a children’s rights-based approach to co-creative practice in REFLECTOR 247 Ellen Van Vooren and Sara LembrechtsConclusionLore Van PraagAbout the Authors

Lore Van Praag is the director of the Centre for Migration and Intercultural Studies at the University of Antwerp.

• Prelude Lore Van PraagIntroduction to the use of co-creative research methods in migration studies Hanne Apers, Lena Richter and Lore Van PraagPart I: The use of co-creative methodologies in academic researchThe use of co-creative methods for the development of local policy implementation with migrant newcomers in the MICADO project in Antwerp Hanne Apers and Lore Van PraagCo-creation and decision-making processes with migrants: some evidence from the MICADO co-creation experience in Bologna Maurizio Bergamaschi, Teresa Carlone and Carolina Mudan MarelliComplex arrival procedures as a challenge in migration studies: a comparative analysis of quantitative and qualitative methodologies within migration research Rosa Thoneick, Marie Malchow, Ingrid Breckner and Jörg NoennigDesign-driven co-creation for migrants’ integration in European Cities: REBUILD project Maria Amata Garito, Alessandro Pollini and Alessandro CaforioGenerating self-esteem and fostering social recognition: co-creating innovative practices for newcomers’ integration in Brussels Chloë Angé and Andrea ReaICT Enabled Public Services for Migration (MIICT): how co-creative practices advanced migrants’ integration in the EU 169 Fidel C. T. Budy, Karen Latricia Hough and Yara Abdel SamadPart II: The use of co-creative research methods in policymakingCo-creating asylum reception in a living lab: learning from the experiences of refugees and locals Rianne Dekker, Karin Geuijen and Caroline OliverHow can universities commit to designing and implementing inclusive practices for forced migrants? Emanuela Dal Zotto and Valentina FusariInvolving children and young people in policymaking: a children’s rights-based approach to co-creative practice in REFLECTOR 247 Ellen Van Vooren and Sara LembrechtsConclusionLore Van PraagAbout the Authors