News: New EU Commission Database on Promising Practices for the Protection of Children in Migration

New EU Commission Database on Promising Practices for the Protection of Children in Migration

This publicly available search page enables you to browse the promising practices on the protection of children in migration encoded into the European database. Please note that the European Commission is not conducting any evaluation of the practices, but simply puts the platform at the disposal of practitioners who want to promote their projects. The submitted practices are entirely under the responsibility of the authors.

The EU Commission has created a new database on promising practices for the protection of children in migration. This publicly available search page enables you to browse the promising practices on the protection of children in migration encoded into the European database.

News: Expert Survey: The Future of Immigration to Europe

Expert Survey: The Future of Immigration to Europe

Deadline: 11 November 2019
The IOM's Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC) and the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) are studying the future of European immigration in 2030 through an online expert survey. They invite expert opinions about the implications for European immigration according to four migration scenarios based on the most extensive available systematic literature review of migration scenarios and forecasting studies.
Finding Inter-Ethnic Love at Work

Finding Inter-Ethnic Love at Work

The impact of one’s neighbours and co-workers on partner selection
A study by Rahnu et al. looked at longitudinal register data from Statistics Findland to see how the share of immigrants in one’s workplace and in one’s residential neighbourhood influences the chances of a native Finn choosing a foreign-born partner. They found positive relationships for both domains.

A study by Rahnu et al. looked at longitudinal register data from Statistics Findland to see how the share of immigrants in one’s workplace and in one’s residential neighbourhood influences the chances of a native Finn choosing a foreign-born partner. They found positive relationships for both domains.

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News: Judith Kohlenberger, Isabella Buber-Ennser & Bernhard Rengs Receive the Kurt-Rothschild-Award 2019

Judith Kohlenberger, Isabella Buber-Ennser & Bernhard Rengs Receive the Kurt-Rothschild-Award 2019

Judith Kohlenberger, Isabella Buber-Ennser & Bernhard Rengs have received the Renner Institut Kurt-Rothschild-Award 2019 for their "Displaced Persons in Austria Survey (DiPAS): Education, Qualifications and Moral Concepts of Refugees in Austria."

The Kurt-Rothschild-Award 2019 is given to researchers and projects that direct their focus of analysis towards this immanent embeddedness of economic developments. This year’s awardees accept the additional challenges, complexities and difficulties that come with such an approach and put them at the centre of their work.

Event: POSTPONED, DATE TBC - First Mid-Term Conference of the IMISCOE MigPOG Standing Committee: Migration Politics and Governance: Understanding the Relationships

POSTPONED, DATE TBC - First Mid-Term Conference of the IMISCOE MigPOG Standing Committee: Migration Politics and Governance: Understanding the Relationships

This conference will explore the relationships between migration politics and migration governance, thematising governance and politics as the two facets of the same coin.

This conference will explore the relationships between migration politics and migration governance, thematising governance and politics as the two facets of the same coin.

 

Books and Reports: Migration Policy Practice (Vol. IX, Number 2, April–June 2019)

Migration Policy Practice (Vol. IX, Number 2, April–June 2019)

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The new edition of Migration Policy Practice focuses on three key and diverse migration topics: measuring the extent of migration in the Global South; comparing immigrant students´ integration; and migration and identity management questions in asylum cases. The first article, by David Ingleby, Ann Singleton and Kolitha Wickramage focuses on how migration is measured in the Global South. It shows that the scale of migration can vary considerably depending on how “developed” and “developing country” are defined.

This report by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Eurasylum Ltd. focuses on three key and diverse migration topics: measuring the extent of migration in the Global South; comparing immigrant students´ integration; and migration and identity management questions in asylum cases.

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