Magali N. Alloatti is a consultant for IOM Brazil since 2022 and has provided support for the UNDP desk in New York (2023). She worked as an Officer for Political Relations at Global Affairs Canada (2022) and it has been an associated researcher at the State Observatory for Migrations (SC) since 2013. She was postdoctoral fellow CAPES DAAD at Hamburg University (2019-2020) and previously a postdoctoral fellow at the State Observatory for Migrations in Santa Catarina at the Laboratory for Gender...

Expertise

Migration processes
Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)
Migration governance
Cross-cutting topics in migration research
Disciplines
Methods
Geographies

Roles

  • OIM

    Non-governmental Organisation, Brasília, Brazil
    Consultant

  • UNDP

    Governmental Organisation, New York, United States
    Analyst

  • State Observatory for Migrations (SC)

    University, Florianopolis, Brazil
    Associated Researcher

  • International Organization for Migrations - United Nations - Brazil

    Other, São Paulo - Brasilia - Florianópolis, Brazil
    Consultant on Intercultural Communication

  • Global Affairs Canada

    Other, Brasília, Brazil
    Officer for Political Relations

  • University Studies Abroad Consortium - UFSC

    University, Florianópolis, Brazil
    Professor - Politicsin Brazil

  • UNHCR Brazil

    Other, Florianópolis, Brazil
    Fieldworker

  • University of Bielefeld

    University, Bielefeld, Germany
    Visiting professor

  • Universidade Estadual de Santa Catarina

    Other, Florianópolis, Brazil
    T.A.

  • Universidade Aberta do Brasil

    Other, Florianopolis, Brazil
    T.A.

Research

A K-shaped crisis

Authors Ana Luíza Matos de Oliveira, Magali N. Alloatti
Year 2024
Book Title The Companion to Development Studies
1 Book Chapter

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