Profiling at the Canadian Border: An Economist’s Viewpoint Don DeVoretz asks what are the appropriate and inappropriate uses of race, national or ethnic origin, colour, and religion in order to enhance border securityand proposes a group profiling based on a pedigree system.
Empowered Maghreb countries' Responsiveness to the Cooperation on Readmission with EU Member States Jean-Pierre Cassarino evaluates the increasing involvement of Maghreb countries in negotiations with the EU about migration policy highlighting that readmission policies remain problematic and demonstrate the unequal relationship between the EU member states and the Maghreb countries.
Migration & Development The connection between migration and development has positive potential through the monetary flows of remittances and the impacts of diaspora communities both for the host countries and the countries of origin.
Forced Migration, Resettlement & Asylum Three approaches: refugee absorption quotas, resettlement programs and asylum processes, can help create a policy that will set an international standard.
Migration & the Labour Market In the EU member states, the regulations on labor migration lack transparency, legitimacy and efficiency. Due to demographic changes within the European Union the need for a foreign labor force is evident.
Challenges & Concepts In the policy paper commissioned by the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Steffen Angenendt analyses the state of the current European migration policies and suggests principles for a common coherent migration policy in Europe.
From the cellars on the streets - Hindus in Berlin In Kürze wird in Berlin mit dem Bau von zwei Hindu-Tempeln begonnen werden. Sinniah Sivagnanasuntharam zeichnet den Weg von der Ankunft der ersten Hindus in Deutschland bis hin zu deren öffentlichen Etablierung nach.
The Future of European Migration Policy - Motivations, Obstacles, and Opportunities In the policy paper commissioned by the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Steffen Angenendt analyses the state of the current European migration policies and suggests principles for a common coherent migration policy in Europe.
Migratory policies and political cultures in Europe: Is there something new? Umberto Melotti compares the immigration policies in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Italy to demonstrate a recent tendency towards a more common migration policy.
Strait is the gate – New priorities for European immigration policy Jakob von Weizsäcker identifies high-skilled immigration, irregular migration, and asylum as the main concerns and challenges of a European migration policy and formulates policy recommendations.
