This policy paper assesses the human and material resources invested in the management of irregular migration within the timeframe of 2008-2013, answering three questions:

How much do irregular migration control policies in Greece actually cost?
Are current policies cost-effective when compared against their outputs and outcomes?
Are there any alternative policy recommendations that could be more cost effective?

Authors: Danai Aggeli, Anna Triandafyllidou, Angeliki Dimitriadi

MIDAS Policy Paper: MIDAS Policy Paper: Assessing the Cost-effectiveness of Irregular Migration Control Policies in Greece

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MIDAS – Assessing the cost effectiveness of irregular migration control policies in Greece
Angeliki Dimitriadi
Anna TRIANDAFYLLIDOU
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Policy Paper: Assessing the Cost-effectiveness of Irregular Migration Control Policies in Greece
Angeliki Dimitriadi Senior Research Fellow; Head of the Migration Programme
Policy Paper: Assessing the Cost-effectiveness of Irregular Migration Control Policies in Greece
Anna TRIANDAFYLLIDOU Professor, Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration, Ryerson University, Toronto