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Migration, Migrants and Labour Markets

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IILME is a Standing Committee within the IMISCOE network

Migration aspirations in the Western Balkans: do skills shortages matter and what should policymakers do about them?

By Ksenija Ivanović  When the discipline of Economics first dabbled in the study of migration, it was quickly established that workers …

Special Issue published 2023

At the beginning of 2023, our special issue on “State policies and regulation related to migrant work during and beyond …

Book recommendation

Banerjee, A.V. & E. Duflo (2019), Good Economics for Hard Times. Better Answers to Our Biggest Problems. United Kingdom: Allen …

IILME Sessions at the 21st IMISCOE Annual Conference

Link to the panels on July 2 Revisiting the social constructs of ‘essentialism’ and ‘irregularization’ of migrant workers in European …

CfA: Conference in Berlin addressing labour-market related discrimination of migrants & women

Call for contributions for the final conference of the project “Access plus: Access to social rights inGermany and France: inequalities …

CfP: The International Political Economy of Labour Migration conference, 18-20 July Duisburg 2024

Submission deadline: 25th of August, 2023 “The International Political Economy of Labor Migration. The Next Great Transformation? Current Developments, Future …