Catalog 
Migration Policy Practice (Vol I, Number 2, December 2011 – January 2012)
Autori: IOM
"Migration Policy Practice is a bimonthly journal published jointly by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Eurasylum Ltd. It contributes articles by public officials and civil society worldwide working in the field of migration policy.
The focus of the second issue of Migration Policy Practice is on Migration and Public Opinion, and on ways to survey potential migrants worldwide about their future migration plans. This special theme is informed by three articles by Gallup, Ipsos and IOM which give account of the latest methodologies and findings in this important area of research.
This issue also includes two articles on Migration and Climate Change, and on the preparation and use of Migration Profiles."
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Autori: IOM
"Migration Policy Practice is a bimonthly journal published jointly by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Eurasylum Ltd. It contributes articles by public officials and civil society worldwide working in the field of migration policy.
The focus of the second issue of Migration Policy Practice is on Migration and Public Opinion, and on ways to survey potential migrants worldwide about their future migration plans. This special theme is informed by three articles by Gallup, Ipsos and IOM which give account of the latest methodologies and findings in this important area of research.
This issue also includes two articles on Migration and Climate Change, and on the preparation and use of Migration Profiles."
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Migration Policy Practice (Volume II, Number 1, February-March 2012)
Autori: IOM
The focus of this issue of Migration Policy Practice is on Migration and Development. This special theme is informed by three articles by Kristof Tamas (on the EU Global Approach to Migration and Mobility), Irena Omelaniuk (on the GFMD’s achievements to date), and Ali Mansoor (on GFMD 2012’s work programme). This issue also includes a short introduction to, and a call for articles on, the possible development of benchmarks to measure the implications for migration of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
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Autori: IOM
The focus of this issue of Migration Policy Practice is on Migration and Development. This special theme is informed by three articles by Kristof Tamas (on the EU Global Approach to Migration and Mobility), Irena Omelaniuk (on the GFMD’s achievements to date), and Ali Mansoor (on GFMD 2012’s work programme). This issue also includes a short introduction to, and a call for articles on, the possible development of benchmarks to measure the implications for migration of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
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Migration Policy Practice (Volume II, Number 2, April–May 2012)
Autori: IOM
"The focus of this special English-French bilingual edition of Migration Policy Practice is on migration trends and policies in the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) region. The 79 ACP States have become important countries of origin and destination. At a meeting in Brussels on 31 May 2011, which gathered the ministers of foreign affairs of 27 EU Member States and 79 ACP countries, it was agreed that dialogue on migration should be enhanced, and that both the European Union and the ACP countries should pay special attention to issues such as visa policy, migrants’ bank transfers and returning migrants. A dedicated working group was also established specifically for this purpose, which will report on its work at the Thirty-seventh Session of the Joint ACP-EU Council of Ministers in Vanuatu on 11–15 June 2012.
The special issue of MPP includes five articles written mostly by senior government officials from selected ACP countries. It covers such issues as: the return of highly skilled migrants to Africa (by Daouda Maingari, Cultural Counsellor at the Embassy of Cameroon in Belgium); the activities of the International Observatory on the Transfer of Migrants’ Remittances to Less Developed Countries (by Eric Adja, Adviser to the President of Benin ); the role and activities of the Papua New Guinea Immigration and Citizenship Service (by Wellington Navasivu, Director of the Legal and Policy Branch of the Papua New Guinea Immigration and Citizenship Service); migration trends in Haiti (by Francis Saint-Hubert, Director of Projects at the Ministry of Haitians Living Abroad); and remittances and development in Kenya (by Bethuel Kinyanjui Kinuthia, from the Department of Economics at the University of Nairobi, and Akinyinka Akinyoade, from the African Studies Centre in Leiden)."
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Autori: IOM
"The focus of this special English-French bilingual edition of Migration Policy Practice is on migration trends and policies in the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) region. The 79 ACP States have become important countries of origin and destination. At a meeting in Brussels on 31 May 2011, which gathered the ministers of foreign affairs of 27 EU Member States and 79 ACP countries, it was agreed that dialogue on migration should be enhanced, and that both the European Union and the ACP countries should pay special attention to issues such as visa policy, migrants’ bank transfers and returning migrants. A dedicated working group was also established specifically for this purpose, which will report on its work at the Thirty-seventh Session of the Joint ACP-EU Council of Ministers in Vanuatu on 11–15 June 2012.
The special issue of MPP includes five articles written mostly by senior government officials from selected ACP countries. It covers such issues as: the return of highly skilled migrants to Africa (by Daouda Maingari, Cultural Counsellor at the Embassy of Cameroon in Belgium); the activities of the International Observatory on the Transfer of Migrants’ Remittances to Less Developed Countries (by Eric Adja, Adviser to the President of Benin ); the role and activities of the Papua New Guinea Immigration and Citizenship Service (by Wellington Navasivu, Director of the Legal and Policy Branch of the Papua New Guinea Immigration and Citizenship Service); migration trends in Haiti (by Francis Saint-Hubert, Director of Projects at the Ministry of Haitians Living Abroad); and remittances and development in Kenya (by Bethuel Kinyanjui Kinuthia, from the Department of Economics at the University of Nairobi, and Akinyinka Akinyoade, from the African Studies Centre in Leiden)."
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Migration Policy Practice (Volume II, Number 3, June-July 2012)
Autori: IOM
"The focus of this edition of MPP is on border management and irregular migration, with special reference to current developments in the European Union. This theme has risen considerably on the EU policy agenda over the last ten years. This can be explained, in particular, by the fact that the Schengen area currently extends along nearly 8,000 km of external land borders and nearly 43,000 km of external sea borders. The number of irregularly staying third-country nationals apprehended in the EU each year is in excess of 500,000 people. In addition, thousands of people are trafficked into the EU or within the EU every year.
This issue of MPP includes three articles which discuss some of the key tenets of the current EU border management strategy. The first article, by Myria Vassiliadou (the EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator at the European Commission), is on ‘Current trends and policies in trafficking in human beings in the European Union’. The second article, by Tony Smith (Senior Director at the United Kingdom Border Agency), is on ‘the UK’s immigration control procedures during the London 2012 Olympic Games’. The last article, by Tony Mercer (a Director of Eurasylum Ltd), is on ‘modern-day challenges of border security’."
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Autori: IOM
"The focus of this edition of MPP is on border management and irregular migration, with special reference to current developments in the European Union. This theme has risen considerably on the EU policy agenda over the last ten years. This can be explained, in particular, by the fact that the Schengen area currently extends along nearly 8,000 km of external land borders and nearly 43,000 km of external sea borders. The number of irregularly staying third-country nationals apprehended in the EU each year is in excess of 500,000 people. In addition, thousands of people are trafficked into the EU or within the EU every year.
This issue of MPP includes three articles which discuss some of the key tenets of the current EU border management strategy. The first article, by Myria Vassiliadou (the EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator at the European Commission), is on ‘Current trends and policies in trafficking in human beings in the European Union’. The second article, by Tony Smith (Senior Director at the United Kingdom Border Agency), is on ‘the UK’s immigration control procedures during the London 2012 Olympic Games’. The last article, by Tony Mercer (a Director of Eurasylum Ltd), is on ‘modern-day challenges of border security’."
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Migration Policy Practice (Volume II, Number 4, August-September 2012)
Autori: IOM
"The focus of this edition of MPP is on migrant integration policies in a range of countries worldwide. This bilingual English–Spanish issue of MPP includes 10 articles written mostly by fellows of the Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration (TFMI). The Forum was established in 2008 by the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) and the Robert Bosch Stiftung with a view to supporting an international learning and exchange platform on issues of migration and integration.
The TFMI Fellows featured in this issue of MPP include central government officials, and representatives of social partners and non-governmental organizations from Asia, Europe, South Africa and the United States, who discuss a range of migrant integration policies and programmes at the national and local levels."
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Autori: IOM
"The focus of this edition of MPP is on migrant integration policies in a range of countries worldwide. This bilingual English–Spanish issue of MPP includes 10 articles written mostly by fellows of the Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration (TFMI). The Forum was established in 2008 by the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) and the Robert Bosch Stiftung with a view to supporting an international learning and exchange platform on issues of migration and integration.
The TFMI Fellows featured in this issue of MPP include central government officials, and representatives of social partners and non-governmental organizations from Asia, Europe, South Africa and the United States, who discuss a range of migrant integration policies and programmes at the national and local levels."
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