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Martin Bak Jørgensen is a Professor at Aalborg University's Department of Culture and Learning, affiliated with The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities and the MIX Center for Displacement, Migration and Integration. He has been at Aalborg University since 2005. His research focuses on migration, civil society, welfare policy, and transnational solidarity. Notable projects include CORRIDORS (2024–2028) examining migration infrastructure and ECSEuro (2022–2025) analyzing grassroots citizenship initiatives. Jørgensen has published extensively on topics like deportation regimes, migrant labor rights, and sanctuary cities. His work bridges social theory with empirical migration studies, emphasizing critical perspectives on border policies and solidarity practices.
Recent publications include analyses of European deportation dynamics, migrant workers' rights during the pandemic, and cosmopolitan solidarity beyond borders. He engages in public debates about migration policies and their societal impacts, as seen in media coverage about Danish deportation centers and urban integration strategies. Jørgensen collaborates internationally, leading interdisciplinary teams on projects like FLOW (2018–2021) studying migrant impacts on Nordic welfare states and DIGINAUTS (2018–2020) exploring digital migration practices.
His research methodologies address ethical challenges in studying marginalized populations, particularly irregular migrants. Jørgensen also contributes to policy dialogues, advocating for more inclusive approaches to migration and civic engagement. He resides in Aalborg, emphasizing the city's academic and urban environment as central to his professional identity.
