Description

Two of the most influential notions in migration research and policy since the turn of the Millennium have been ‘migration management’ and ‘the migration–development nexus’ In Europe no less than in other regions of the world, each of these notions has spawned substantial research. But very few publications have examined the connections between the two, and the linkages remain elusive. Addressing migration challenges—which have reached unprecedented proportions over the past two years—requires an approach that aligns the two research fields and translates the connections into policy implications. This is the challenge at the heart of MIGNEX.

Details

Duration 01/09/2018 - 31/08/2024
Funding EU
Program H2020
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Department

Department for Migration and Globalisation

Center for Global Competences

Principle investigator for the project (University for Continuing Education Krems) Univ.-Prof. Dr. Mathias Czaika
Project members
Mag. Elisabeth Strasser
Project website https://www.mignex.org/

Publications

Weisner, Z.; Vidal, P.; Kraler, A.; Czaika, M. (2024). Trust in Transit: External Migration Control and Migrants’ Perceptions of Humanitarian Borderwork in the Sahel. International Migration Review, 0: 0

Carling, J.; Czaika, M.; Vargas-Silva C.; Siegel, M.; (2024). Effects of involuntary immobility on development. Mignex Report, Oslo

Carling, J.; Hagen-Zanker, J.; Weisner, Z. (2024). New insights on the causes of migration. Peace Research Institute Oslo, MIGNEX Report, Oslo

Siegel, M.; Marchand, K.; Hagen-Zanker, J.; Weisner, Z. (2024). New insights on development impacts of migration. Peace Research Institute Oslo, MIGNEX Report, Oslo

Weisner, Z. (2024). New Insights into the Causes of Migration: The Importance of Good Governance. Welternährung/Global Food Journal, 06/2024: 0

Weisner, Z.; Czaika, M. (2024). A QCA (Qualitative Comparative Analysis) on the development impacts of migration. Peace Research Institute Oslo, MIGNEX Background Paper, Oslo

Lectures

The origin bias in migration studies: Bringing the precariat to the forefront

MIGNEX Academic Conference, 26/06/2024

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