NEWS

This webinar hosted by MIrreM project presents findings from a multi-country assessment of irregular migration estimates and indicators. Speakers will share insights on the currently available data on irregular migration stocks and flows. They will also discuss recent developments, as well as persistent challenges in measuring irregular migration.

MIrreM’s PI Albert Kraler was one of several experts interviewed for this informed piece in the Austrian daily Kleine Zeitung (in German) trying to understand why the number of Afghans in Austria has grown so little, despite high inflows and low returns and whether undocumented presence could be part of the explanation.

Based on a new research paper from the Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME) project, the 5th joint webinar presents a theoretical analysis of the role played by national institutions in shaping the lives and policies concerning irregular migrants in Europe.

In their MPC blog post MIrreM team members Ettore Recchi and Luca Bernasconi (EUI) discuss their WP6 pilot research for estimating ‘overstayers’ in the EU.

Read our 4th newsletter to find more information on our latest publication on undocumented workers, webinars on returns or on politics of irregularity.

4th Webinar in our Joint Webinar Series moderated by Ilse Van Liempt (Utrecht University, I-CLAIM project) will offer an overview of the ways in which irregularity is generated and shaped by national legal and policy frameworks and how irregularity impacts on the living and working conditions of migrant individuals and their households.

In this article in the Austrian daily Der Standard MIrreM Coordinator Albert Kraler talks about the difficulties of measuring irregular migration, the need for conceptual clarity and how MIrreM will address these challenges. Read the article (in German)

3rd Webinar in our Joint Webinar Series moderated by Soner Barthoma (Uppsala University, GAPs project)

2nd Webinar in our Joint Webinar Series moderated by Tesseltje de Lange (DignityFIRM)

Read our newsletter to find out about our work and new data, estimates and analysis.

Launch of our Joint Webinar Series organised with other Horizon Europe projects and moderated by Michele LeVoy (PICUM)

Throughout the MIrreM project, we aim to engage with people (stakeholders) who can affect or are affected by the production of new knowledge on irregular migration…

Data about irregular migration and the undocumented population is scarce and hard to collect. Our first working paper by Norbert Cyrus lays out key concepts and themes…

MIrreM team member Maurizio Ambrosini (Milan) has co-authored this book on irregular migration together with Minke Hajer (Utrecht).

Explore the discussions on innovative approaches to measuring irregular migration by watching the recorded sessions.

The MIrreM project analyses the policies defining migrant irregularity, stakeholders’ data needs and usage, and assesses existing estimates and statistical indicators…

Online launch conference of the MIrreM project moderated by Daniel Howden (Lighthouse Reports)