Why some migration narratives are successful
Understanding the factors that determine how we think and respond to migration is key to overcoming the most common mistakes.
Understanding the factors that determine how we think and respond to migration is key to overcoming the most common mistakes.
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 addre
Based on participatory research with 25,000 children in Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Greece, and Spain, in this short, we describe the IMMERSE project’s work to identify the
Despite significant progress in collecting and harmonising data, future migration in Europe remains uncertain. Here are five key findings of the QuantMig project that can help rese
Asians are the second largest migrant population in the EU and have significantly contributed to the EU’s economies over the past decades. Despite this contribution, EU mobility
The rapid and positive EU response to displacement from Ukraine has set a precedent for managing large-scale situations of crises.
Addressing vulnerabilities among migrants seeking protection requires a holistic approach that accounts for the context-specific dimensions of migrants’ lived experiences and ful
How my blog piece changed my way of thinking.
In this Engagement Short, we share some of our engagement strategies to maximise the impact of the project “Quantifying Migration Scenarios for Better Policy” (QuantMig). T
How can you avoid having your research article remain an open, unread tabl on someone's internet browser? I'm afraid I have some bad news.
How can you avoid having your research article remain an open, unread tabl on someone's internet browser? I'm afraid I have some bad news.
Engagement Hub How a small organisation can impact significant policy change Author About Dr. Jan Niessen strategy, advocacy Beth Ginsburg Lessons for the research-policy nexus in