Migration

The global race for talent: Europe's migration challenge

In an ageing world with demographic and economic imbalances, the number of international migrants is likely to rise during the twenty-first century. T

Blogs review: Freedom of movement in Europe

What’s at stake: From January 2014, full freedom of movement – the right to move, reside and work freely in any EU country– applies to citizens of Bul

Rainer Münz: The economic impact of global migration

Bruegel Non-Resident fellow Rainer Münz discusses the findings of an upcoming paper on global migration trends.

Where does the youth exodus come from?

Intra-EU migration increased before the crisis, especially into booming countries like Ireland and Spain. What happened during the crisis?

Blogs review: The economics and politics of migration in the economic crisis

What’s at stake: Rising unemployment in rich Western states fundamentally changes the context of migration. High unemployment among immigrants reduces

Blogs review: the youth unemployment crisis

What’s at stake: The global youth unemployment rate, which was already high before the start of the Great Recession, has reached skyrocketing levels i

Demographic Tectonics

Schengen and the Arab Spring

What’s at stake: Due to a series of factors (the consequences of the economic crisis, ageing population, cutbacks in the welfare state, the political

Migration policy in the great recession

Divisions of labour: rethinking Europe's migration policy

The EU as "Bad Cop" of Immigration Policy?

What should a cautious immigration policy look like?

Irregular and high-skilled migration not such strange bedfellows

Europe's eroding wealth of Knowledge

High-skilled Migrants: Welcome to Europe!

Welcome to Europe