First Glance
23 October 2025
Economic impact must dictate immigration policies in an ageing Europe
Faced with rapid population change, EU countries must evaluate the weighting they give to different migration channels in their immigration policies
First Glance
23 October 2025
Faced with rapid population change, EU countries must evaluate the weighting they give to different migration channels in their immigration policies
Podcast
15 October 2025
Why economists need to take the costs of climate change more seriously
Newsletter
13 October 2025
Working paper
07 October 2025
The EU faces ageing-driven fiscal strain, slower growth and rising pension costs, making employment-focused migration increasingly vital
Working paper
18 September 2025
Migration to Germany is shaping the Western Balkans for better and worse, highlighting the need for reforms to harness benefits and mitigate drawbacks
External publication
16 September 2025
Analysis
17 July 2025
Candidate countries remain far from European Union averages in terms of GDP per capita and their demographic and labour market characteristics
Analysis
14 May 2025
Up to a fifth of researchers in top US universities have previously studied in Europe; they might be persuaded to return
Podcast
14 May 2025
Ways for Europe to seize the moment and win over top-tier researchers
First Glance
08 May 2025
The European Union has the money to attract researchers under threat in the US and should coordinate a scheme to deploy it
Event
30 April 2025
How do changes in migrant and refugee policies affect where people move between economies and the legal pathways they take?
Policy Brief
27 March 2025
Demographic changes will pose challenges to all EU countries, but not in a uniform way
Memo
04 September 2024
Working paper
17 July 2023
Event
08 December 2022
How should EU policymakers tackle the growing problem of climate migration?
Policy Brief
27 September 2022
The way to help Ukraine will be to assist in reconstruction and not place artificial impediments to immigration of those who have already suffered.