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Country Profiles

Country profiles provide information on migration, refugee flows and integration in different countries – covering countries of immigration and emigration in Europe and world-wide. The profiles include information on:

  • Data and statistics

  • Historical background

  • Legislation and policy

  • Current public debates

In addition, they offer further tips on reading and internet links, giving readers the chance to gain more indepth knowledge on the country in question.

Greece's Migration and Refugee Policy

The Greek government nourishes a narrative of successful migration management, highlighting reduced flows of migrants and asylum seekers. However, the broader reality is more complex and nuanced.

Angelo Tramountanis

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France and Immigration

French society has been profoundly shaped by immigration. Yet, debates on migration have become increasingly polarized in recent years, exposing a number of underlying paradoxes.

Matthieu Tardis

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Immigration: A Story of American Constitution

Immigration policies shape the demographic, social, and cultural fabric of a nation, which is why they are so controversially debated. A foray through the history of American immigration policy.

Hannah Zaves-Greene

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Race and Ethnicity in the United States

What is known about the political preferences, participation, and representation of different ethnic groups in the USA? We turned to the Pew Research Center for insights.

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Diverging Paths

Canada and the U.S. are both liberal democracies with high levels of immigration. However, their immigration policies are starkly different. A closer look at the causes behind this divergence.

Antje Ellermann, Dhriti Mehta

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Migration from Russia to Georgia and Armenia

Since the start of Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine, hundreds of thousands of Russian citizens have emigrated, many of them to Georgia and Armenia. Who are these ‘new’ migrants?

Tsypylma Darieva

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