REMINDER: Role of European mobility and its impacts in narratives, debates and EU reforms
Governance
Funding
Horizon Europe
Geographic focus
Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom
Dates
1 January 2017 –
31 December 2019
About
Public policy options to address real and perceived impacts and pressures of free movement.
Project Outcomes
- Analysis of the social and economic consequences of intra-EU migration (or ‘mobility’) and how these relate to the media, public opinion and policy.
- In specific circumstances, there is a relationship between negative media coverage about migrants and free movement. However, the public does not clearly distinguish between EU and non-EU flows.
- Media framing of migration and institutional differences across member states may explain different attitudes towards free movement.
Highlighted Publications and Tools
Policy Analysis – EU citizenship and free movement: troubled partners, or a mutually reinforcing relationship?
Coordinator
Carlos Vargas-Silva, Professor of Migration Studies, Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS), University of Oxford
Partners
- University Of Oxford
- Budapesti Gazdasagi Egyetem
- Stichting European Journalism Centre
- Uppsala Universitet
- Universidad Pompeu Fabra
- International Centre For Migration Policy Development
- Universitat Wien
- Universiteit Maastricht
- Kantar Belgium
- Johannes Gutenberg-Universitat Mainz
- Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
- Goeteborgs Universitet
- Fondation Migration Policy Institute Europe
- European University Institute
- Universitat De Barcelona
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