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What policy communication works for migration? Using values to depolarise - Third Chapter

Study

Published December 2019

Malta

Summary

The study provides a summary of key recommendations from existing best-practice guides for migration communication and policymakers. The aim of the study is to understand what values-based policy communication is and how they can communicate policies that are concordant with the values of their audiences in order to elicit sympathy.

Authors

Dr. James Dennison

The Asylum Appeals Procedure in Relation to the aims of European Asylum Systems and Policies

Study

Published January 2020

Mapping ENI SPCs migrants in the Euro-Mediterranean region: An inventory of statistical sources

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Published March 2020

Summary

Addressing a crucial gap in policy-making, this study aims to instruct practitioners and government stakeholders in the Euro-Mediterranean region on where to collect statistical information for mapping locations, movement trends and characteristics of Arab expatriate communities, with a particular focus on collecting sociodemographic information. In addition to this, the inventory may be used to assess and inform countries’ outreach practices towards emigrants.

Authors

ICMPD Migration Outlook 2020

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Published January 2020

How to Perform Impact Assessments: Key Steps for Assessing Communication Interventions

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Published August 2020

Summary

The demand for assessing the impact of communication campaigns across all sectors is increasing. In the field of migration, this demand is particularly acute because of, amongst other things, the potential of such campaigns to have real-world consequences for millions of people. This report brings together disparate terminology, findings and recommendations from the private and public sectors and academia to synthesise a set of five general steps for practitioners when performing IAs.

Authors

Dr. James Dennison

Public attitudes on migration: rethinking how people perceive migration

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Published April 2019

Summary

This study aims to offer a better understanding of public attitudes to migration in 17 selected countries on both sides of the Mediterranean and to provide recommendations on how to communicate on migration in a non-polarising manner. It attempts to explain why attitudes to migration are what they are — with an emphasis on the role of media.

Authors

Training Manual: How to be a good trainer?

Study

Published April 2019

The Migration Policy Cycle and Migration Crisis Response - A comparative report covering Germany, Italy, Russia, Sweden and the United Kingdom

Study

Published March 2019

Germany / Italy / Russian Federation / Sweden / United Kingdom

Return Migration: Background, Practice Examples and Policy Options for Intra-EU Mobility - Focus on Poland

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Published October 2019

Poland

Migration Observatory: Collected Publications 2018-2019

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Published September 2019

Prague Process Trainer's Manual: What is Trafficking in Human Beings?

Document

Published November 2019

Analytical report - Addressing the Challenges of Labour Migration within the Eurasian Economic Union

Study

Published May 2019

TRAM Study - Trafficking along Migration Routes to Europe: Bridging the Gap between Migration, Asylum and Anti-Trafficking

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Published January 2018

Bulgaria / Finland / Austria / Greece / Germany / North Macedonia / Serbia / Sweden

#Irregular migration #Trafficking in Human Beings #Human Trafficking #Cross Cutting Topics #Anti-Trafficking Policy #Asylum, refugees and international protection