Tag: Migration
Immigration and Welfare States: Migrants as Welfare Providers in Belgium
This brief is inspired by sustained attention to the idea that some migration occurs because migrants benefit from the welfare state without […]
Migration Research: Modern Slavery in Southeast Asia
Seefar is conducting quantitative research in East Asia to understand and reduce the prevalence and impact of modern slavery among migrant domestic workers, […]
Diaspora Engagement in Development – the Role of Refugees
In the literature and policy-making on migration and development, migrants are increasingly recognized as transnational actors who can make contributions to their […]
Women’s Empowerment in Georgia: Financial Inclusion from Below
Seefar had the privilege of travelling to Georgia as part of the HERA (Her Equality, Rights and Autonomy) International Grants Programme team […]
What Happens Before Migrants Get on Boats to Europe?
Good migration policy for destination countries certainly requires an understanding of domestic needs, but it also depends on the harder […]
Syrian Refugees: A Rare Intensity of Displacement
Humanity’s tragedy in Syria, the humanitarian burden on Syria’s neighbors and human smuggling across the Mediterranean towards Europe represent physical, […]