Zsuzsanna Árendás, PhD, is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Sciences (CSS), Institute for Sociology, in Budapest. She is also a Research Affiliate at the Democracy Institute, Budapest. Zsuzsa’s research examines the social production of race and inequalities, with particular attention to how these processes intersect with transnational mobilities. Her research is qualitative and ethnographic in nature. Her recent work focuses on temporary labour migration to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), specifically the mobility of workers from India to Slovakia.

Roles

  • ELTE Centre for Social Sciences

    Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary
    Senior Research Fellow

  • Central European University

    University, Vienna, Austria
    Visiting Faculty

  • Democracy Institute

    Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary
    Research Fellow

Research

The Meritorious ‘Other’: The Interconnection of Merit and Race in EU Migration and Asylum Law

Authors Sarah Ganty, Laurence Romani, Zsuzsanna Arendas, ...
Year 2026
Journal Name JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies
1 Journal Article

EMpowerment through liquid Integration of Migrant Youth in vulnerable conditions

Principal investigator Birte Nienaber (Principal Investigator, coordinator), Isabelle Albert (Team member), Amalia Gilodi (Team member), José Oliveira (Team member), Jutta Bissinger (Team member), Catherine Richard (Team member), Constance Jacquemot (Team member), Jörg Plöger (PI ILS), Leonie Wagner (PI HAWK), Camillo Regalia (PI UCSC), Zsuzsanna Arendas (PI CEU), Jacob Lind (PI MAU), Majella Kilkey (PI UScheffield), Dominika Blachnicka-Ciacek (PI SWPS), Nadine Drechoux (PI EURICE), Rares Craiut (PI ECYC), Louise Ryan (PI LondonMet), Izabela Grabowska (PI AKE)
Description
The integration of immigrants is a precondition of an inclusive, cohesive and prosperous society. Successful integration will make migration an opportunity for both third-country nationals and host societies. If well integrated, migrants can contribute to making Europe a more prosperous, cohesive and inclusive society. The EU-funded MIMY project will research which integration strategies and policies can better support the empowerment of young vulnerable migrants to become active citizens within an inclusive society. The project, which brings together 11 disciplines and 12 partners, will examine 18 case studies in 9 countries. It will take a place- and gender-sensitive and migrant-centred approach to formulate evidence-based policy recommendations that will help to push policy and practice innovation in the field of migrant youth integration in Europe.
Year 2020
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