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The purpose of this brochure is to disseminate research findings beyond standard academic circles. It aims to be a useful reference for professionals in the field of migration and, more broadly, anyone interested in migration as a societal…
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In summary, we can state that in mainstream discourses, when focusing on migrants’ perceptions to Europe, policymakers, academics and civil society organisations are mainly concerned with ‘unrealistic’ or ‘false’ expectations of migration…
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This deliverable aims to present in a structured manner the existing practices, measures, tools, models, and strategies for (counter-)acting on threats and expectations caused by a mismatch of expectation and reality due to different…
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This report analyses the issues, problems or threats (real or perceived) regarding current movements and processes of migration. A database/matrix has been set up based on the reports provided by partners of PERCEPTIONS project. The…
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According to anecdotal evidence, there seems to be a link between technological advances in communication and levels of migration (Szczepanikova & Van Criekinge, 2018). Mobile phones and social media platforms are used by migrants,…
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This deliverable reports the results of the secondary analysis of studies, projects and narratives as part of WP2 – RESEARCH: Literature, studies, projects, stakeholders, solutions, tools and practices. The findings are based on the…
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En respuesta a la demanda de tender un puente entre la ciencia (entendida como conocimiento experto y evidencia empírica) y las políticas públicas -así como a la petición de elaborar políticas basadas en datos o información-, hay que…
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In response to the demand for a bridging between science (understood as expert knowledge and empirical evidence) and public policy – as well as the call for evidence-based policy-making – two questions need to be asked: first, what are the…
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En 2021, le nombre d'enfants non accompagnés demandeurs d'asile dans l'UE a augmenté de 72 % par rapport à l'année précédente. Dans le contexte de la montée au pouvoir des talibans en Afghanistan, de nombreux réfugiés ont fui le pays, parmi…
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In 2021, the number of unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the EU rose by 72 percent compared to the previous year. Against the backdrop of the Taliban rising to power in Afghanistan, many refugees fled the country, among which…
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