Europe, Africa and Migrations

Pubblicato da ISMU_editor a 29 June 2020

Categorie

Why monitoring the relationship between migrations and development

The relationship between migration and development is widely recognised at the international level and is now integrated into the UN strategic documents, such as the 2030 Agenda, as well as in EU and Italian policies.

The ISMU Europe-Africa-Migration strategic line aims to enhance the coherence of project and research activities that were launched in 2018 and that will be launched in 2019 along these two themes and focusing on Europe and Africa.

In particular, the strategic line will focus on

the role of diasporas in the development of the countries of origin, with particular attention to the diaspora of Sub-Saharan African countries living in Europe. This theme includes on-going projects on migrant entrepreneurship (e.g. the BITE project – Building Integration Through Entrepreneurship) and on local development (e.g. the AwArtMali project – Awareness raising and info through art on irregular migration risks in Mali).
EU programming on development cooperation and migration. On the one hand ISMU he will focus on the five-year political cycle with a new European Commission and European Parliament being formed between May and November 2019. On the other hand, the monitoring will concern the overall EU financial programming for the 2021-2027 period (MFF).

Our paper and news

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European response and strategies in the Middle East: Iraq and Syrian conflicts, Islamic Terrorism and Humanitarian Crisis – Carlo Paternollo, Settembre 2017
Alla radice del problema. Uno sguardo politico su come l’UE sta affrontando le migrazioni attraverso lo sviluppo internazionale – Luca Merotta, Luglio 2017
Reshaping the External Dimension of EU Asylum Policy: the Difficult Quest for a Comprehensive Approach – Roberto Cortinovis, Gennaio 2017
The consistency of the link between EU scepticism and immigration issues. A descriptive analysis of party positions – Pierre Georges Van Wolleghem, Ottobre 2016
Comunication from the Commission to the european Parliement, the european Council and the Council

INFOflash from Europe

Updates to 22.5.2020

Europe and Immigration: 2019 EU Parliamentary elections

Clicking on each country, you can get useful data on immigration (ISMU elaborations on Eurostat data) and the political parties that run for the next European Parliament election (ISMU elaborations on Europe elects data).

Scientific coordination

Nicola Pasini – Fondazione ISMU and Università degli studi di Milano

Research and monitoring team

Luca Merotta – Fondazione ISMU
Livia Ortensi – Fondazione ISMU and Università Bicocca
Giorgia Papavero – Fondazione ISMU
Marta Regalia – Università degli Studi di Milano
Pierre Georges Van Wolleghem – Fondazione ISMU

Europe, Africa and migrations