More research, less impact: An evidence paradox?
Over the past two decades, migration research in Europe has expanded dramatically, but use of this research has not. This short looks at why....
Over the past two decades, migration research in Europe has expanded dramatically, but use of this research has not. This short looks at why....
While the hardships that can spur people to migrate cannot be ignored, the well-intended idea of tackling the ‘root causes’ of migration can easily yield misguided policy. ...
Migration research is growing fast, but who gets to shape it?...
How breaking this pattern can unlock more inclusive, impactful, and future-ready responses....
Evidence shows that inclusion is most effectively achieved through access to fundamental rights. But how does it happen in practice? ...
Politicization is a major hurdle in the development of refugee and migrants’ integration policies in small localities. The EU and national and regional policymakers need to address local political opposition to migration for the future of social cohesion in the EU ...
The EU’s swift, positive response to Ukraine’s displacement sets a precedent for managing large-scale crises....
Addressing migrant vulnerabilities needs a holistic, rights-based approach that considers their lived experiences and context-specific challenges....
Based on research with 25,000 children, the IMMERSE project identifies migrant children’s needs and tools for integration in Europe....
Asians, the EU’s second-largest migrant group, drive economies but face unequal treatment under EU mobility policies and practices....