Project Reports

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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The aim of this brochure is to present current knowledge on migration narratives about the European Union (EU) and current approaches to migration since 2015 across the 15 countries in which PERCEPTIONS research is conducted. It maps the…
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This insight provides key findings from the PERCEPTIONS fieldwork concerning the sources and channels of information through which narratives and perceptions about Europe are transmitted to migrants.1 Sources are the actors (people,…
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Executive Summary This report details the results from a survey of first-line practitioners working in the field of migration, launched by the PERCEPTIONS consortium between October and December of 2020. First-line practitioners have…
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Perceptions about Europe, spread both on an individual and European scae, play a crucial role in the decision to undertake migration routes from non-EU countries to Europe. People who migrate are often driven and motivated by a set of…
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Perceptions about Europe, spread both on an individual and European scale, play a crucial role in the decision to undertake migration routes from non-EU countries to Europe. People who migrate are often driven and motivated by a set of…
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