Published March 26, 2024
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Comparing national laws and policies addressing irregular migrants
Creators
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Hendow, Maegan1
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Qaisrani, Ayesha1
- Rössl, Lydia2
- Schütze, Theresa2
- Kraler, Albert2
- Ahmad Yar, Ahmad Wali3
- Bircan, Tuba3
- Oruc, Nermin
- Mohan, Shiva S.4
- Triandafyllidou, Anna4
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Jauhiainen, Jussi S.5
- Smolander, Selma5
- Toivonen, Henri5
- Cyrus, Norbert6
- Nikolova, Marina7
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Desmond, Alan8
- Heylin, Ruth8
- Cacciapaglia, Maristella9
- Bonizzoni, Paola9
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Ambrosini, Maurizio9
- Badre, Abdeslam
- Siruno, Lalaine10, 11
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Leerkes, Arjen10, 11
- Yeliseyeu, Andrei12
- Fihel, Agnieszka12
- Kaczmarczyk, Paweł12
- Rakowska, Katarzyna12
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Carvalho, João13
- França, Thais13
- Jovanovic, Katarina
- Finotelli, Claudia14
- Cassain, Laura14
- Echeverría, Gabriel14
- Apaydin, Samet
- Jolly, Andy
- Slootjes, Jasmijn15
- Sohst, Rhea Ravenna15
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International Centre for Migration Policy Development
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Universität für Weiterbildung Krems
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel
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Toronto Metropolitan University
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University of Turku
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Osnabrück University
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Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy
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University of Leicester
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University of Milan
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Maastricht University
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Erasmus University Rotterdam
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University of Warsaw
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Iscte – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Migration Policy Institute
Description
Based on 20 countries across Europe, North America and North Africa, this report synthesises key trends and patterns of national policy approaches towards migrant irregularity, highlighting commonalities and differences across various contexts. In particular, this report examines three key research questions: how have irregular migration policies evolved over time and in response to what; what pathways into and out of irregularity have these policies produced or aimed to address; and what challenges have hindered policy implementation. In doing so, the report aims to contextualise irregular migration policy changes, as well as how such policies can channel migrants into or out of irregularity.
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Funding
- MIrreM – Measuring Irregular Migration and related Policies 101061314
- European Commission
- Measuring Irregular Migration and related Policies (MIrreM) 10041473
- UK Research and Innovation
- Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration, Toronto Metropolitan University 0
- Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council