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How have the allocations of EU funds for migration and asylum changed in the last two decades? What methods can be employed to trace and analyse these funds? The MigFund project addresses these questions, and the MigFund database represents the most comprehensive endeavour in tracing migration-relevant measures in EU funds from 2000 onwards. In her hybrid guest lecture at the EUI Migration Policy Centre, the project leader Federica Zardo presents the MigFund database and discusses preliminary findings.
Migration policymaking sometimes involves hard ethical dilemmas. In this cluster of articles, the editors bring together expert authors to examine such moral conflicts. The aim is twofold: to describe empirically issues that pose true ethical dilemmas that cannot be easily resolved and that are not just a product of political feasibility constraints. And to analyze them theoretically, from the perspective of normative political theory. The co-editor of this article cluster Prof. Julia Mourão Permoser will give her inaugural lecture on this topic on May 7th.
More and more often, vacancies in companies cannot be filled due to a lack of applicants. Recruiting international workers is a possible strategy. A new continuing education program starting in October 2024 will provide you with the know-how you need to recruit international staff and retain them in the long term. Find out more about this compact, practice-oriented certificate program at the online information event on May 28.
Based on a new research paper from the Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME) project, the 5th joint webinar will present a theoretical analysis of the role played by national institutions in shaping the lives and policies concerning irregular migrants in Europe.
The daily "Die Presse" looked around to see where you can attend training and further education courses on the subject of migration in Austria and ended up in Krems. You can read the German-language overview here.
This annual public science event takes place throughout Austria and makes research accessible to everyone with guided tours, workshops, lectures, live presentations and experiments. Our contribution to the programme at University Krems is aimed specifically at young people and adults: didactically innovative activities developed as part of the "Teaching Immigration in European Schools" project address various aspects of historical and contemporary migration.
The university course aims to promote the integration of migrants and improve mutual understanding between natives and migrants.
The university course provides the knowledge and practice to be able to meet the increasing demands in professional life and especially in management.
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