Tag Archive: migration

Creating a clear pathway towards migrant women entrepreneurship – policy recommendations by the ATHENA project

Migrant women have poorer social and economic integration outcomes, compared to their male counterparts. Among other international institutions, the OECD has stressed the need to facilitate the integration of migrant women as part of a broader strategy that aims to minimize their isolation. In this direction, the EU recognizes the potential power of entrepreneurship as […]

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If you can dream it, you can do it? Early thoughts on the New Pact on Migration, and the impact on frontline States

Dr Angeliki Dimitriadi, Senior Research Fellow; Head of ELIAMEP Migration Programme, discusses some first thoughts about the New Pact on Migration and Asylum of the European Commission, which was presented this week. The Pact promotes a future where Europe looks inward. Proposal is based on an integrated vision for returns but not for reception. Mandatory […]

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Panagiotis Paschalidis’ chapter on the edited volume “Médiations et migrations”

Panagiotis Paschalidis, researcher at the Southeast Europe Programme of ELIAMEP, participated in the edited volume “Médiations et migrations”, published in early December by the French Publishing House l’Harmattan. The volume, which was edited by Amal Nader and Jimy Boulos, deals with an analysis of discourses pertaining to migration related issues (media, political discourse and other […]

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Borders and the mobility of migrants

The research seeks to show how bordering processes are implemented when confronted with the mobility of migrants at different stages with an emphasis on entry to Greece as well as mobility in the mainland. The report documents the experiences and perceptions of border agents and actors involved in bordering processes, at the external border but […]

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Frontex & NATO: A New Partnership in the Making

A new working paper by ELIAMEP explores the operational cooperation between Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard agency, and NATO. Since 2016, these two disparate actors have started to cooperate in the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea after NATO’s involvement in countering irregular migration. The working paper, based on data collected through semi-structured […]

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