Dossier Asyl- und Flüchtlingspolitik in Europa: Grenz- statt Menschenschutz? Ein Dossier über neueste Entwicklungen in der europäischen und deutschen Asyl- und Flüchtlingspolitik und über Ansätze zu einem Politikwechsel, der den Flüchtlingsschutz über den Grenzschutz stellt.
Mobility and Inclusion – Managing Labour Migration in Europe The dossier addresses the issue of growing labour mobility supply and demand within the European continent and challenges social, legal and economic policies restricting this process. pdf
Migration of Polish nationals in the view of labour market restrictions Agnieszka Fihel analyses the trajectories of Polish migration to Western Europe finding that host countries determine their share of migrants with their immigration policy regulations. Also, reversed migration due to the global financial crisis depends on the economic situation of the host country.
The Backlash against Multiculturalism When attempting to bracket together an array of public measures as ‘multiculturalism’, the task is further complicated if undertaken comparatively across countries most known for the implementation of policies deemed, officially or not, multicultural.
The Highly-Skilled as a 'Renewable Resource' Gervais Appave defines labour migrants as a 'resource' that must be treated delicately. He ascribes the increase in human mobility to the deliberate decision by the EU choosing economic growth as the primary policy goal.
Dimensions of Highly- Skilled Labour Migration Ibrahim Awad, highlights that also medium and low skilled labour is in demand. Europe's multiple unintegrated labour markets complicate migration, with the Blue Card providing only little relief.
Demographic Change, Labour Force Development and Migration in Europe – Policy Recommendations Western societies in Europe are growing old fast and life expectancy is rising. Professor Rainer Münz sheds light on possible policy solutions for a shrinking active workforce.
You can’t have the cake and eat it! Migrationssteuerung in Deutschland und die Versprechen der zirkulären Migration Zirkuläre Migration wird nicht selten als migrationspolitisches Allheilmittel dargestellt. Das ist sie nicht. Gunilla Fincke etwa sieht in ihr eine große Chance, weil sie versuche Win-Win-Situationen für alle zu schaffen.
'Brain Drain', 'Brain Gain' or 'Brain Waste': East-West Migration after Enlargement Jane Hardy examines the special relationship between Poland and the UK. She sees migration as a 'revolving door', a relationship of extensive traffic between East and West, highlighting that 'deskilling' and 'gatekeeping' negatively affect large numbers of Polish migrants.
Exodus von Deutsch-Türken in die Türkei? Die Türkei entwickelt sich zu einem attraktiven Einwanderungsland, sagt Sozialwissenschaftler Kamuran Sezer. Er untersucht die Merkmale der Auswanderung vieler in Deutschland lebender Türken zurück aus Deutschland und stellt: viele gehen nicht für immer.
