So, I am running out of time but must find at least 3 people to interview who have a migration background, either because parents do or because you do yourself.

Migration is here very loosely understood as in being a person on the move - either because you moved to another country to study, because of work, because of threat of persecution, parents being asylum seekers etc. Everything works, as long as you are not a tourist, pretty much.

The interviews will deal with how you understand your migration experience. I estimated they would take between 15-20 minutes f2f, but I failed to find any people today who fit my criterium of being on the move.

The interviews can be conducted in whatever way fits you fancy in that I either write down the questions and send you a PM for you to answer (but please do it before Thursday!) or we can do it over a chat or through an IM program.

I GREATLY appreciate all help!

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I'm sorry, but you didn't give the full criteria of what you mean by migration.

You imply that it has to be across national boundries. How about regional or cultural boundries?

"People On The Move" include a lot of << internal >> migrants; some of whom have a movement pattern which is a "life-style" connected to employment. I don't mean the "Gypsies" of Europe who seem to be an ethnic\cultural group.

I know those questions are not particularly helpful, but do you really mean national lines or cultural lines?

Neither, because they can be both.

I do not consider moving within the same country of birth, though. It must be between national borders, but the reason for this move can be anything as long it is not for the sake of being a tourist. If it is a lifestyle where you move because of studies or work, even better for me!

O.K. I understand.

It's too short a fuse, or I could probably have connected you with a lot of people through Nordmanns-Forbundet
http://www.norseman.no/

Norwegians don't just sit around waiting for the world to come to them.