Beyond Myth Busting: How Engagement with Ethical Dilemmas Can Improve Debates and Policymaking on Migration - Volume 39 Issue 1

Anti‑immigrant backlash: the Democratic Dilemma for immigration policy This section tackles a difficult choice policymakers often face: restrict immigration to prevent democratic backlash, risking unj...

Migration remains one of the most politically charged and emotionally resonant issues in Europe, and communicators face new challenges amid competing policy o

Temporary labour migration programmes: global vs domestic justice This debate delves into the ethical and political complexities of Temporary Labour Migration Programmes (TLMPs). The kick-off paper ar...

Understanding what migration policymakers believe to be the causes of migration and how actual and future migrants respond to different types of policies is essential, as these beliefs shape policies ...

A new study has analyzed laws in 28 countries in the European Union plus the United Kingdom. Key findings indicate that while labor rights are generally better protected than social rights, the legal ...

In this article, experts in migration and citizenship policies, applied labor, and public economics discuss the upcoming referendum in Italy, examining its pot…

In Sweden, a controversial proposal for a duty to report has sparked heated debates about balancing rights and migration control. While scaled back to exempt some professions, the policy raises critic...

In this seminar, academics will present preliminary findings from the Horizon Europe project Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME), a comparative study conducted by research teams in Austria...

Irregular migrants remain one of the most invisible and vulnerable groups in Europe. While their legal rights are already limited compared to asylum seekers and regular economic migrants, their abilit...