European Migration Network: Occasional Papers

Automation/Robotisation – Demography – Immigration (2019)

Possibilities for low-skilled immigrants in the Norwegian labour market of tomorrow.
Absorption Capacity as Means for Assessing Sustainable Immigration (2018)

The Nordic welfare model is vulnerable to large inflows of persons with low qualifications. The public cost of low skilled immigration will be higher in Scandinavia than in countries with less ambitious welfare models.
Sustainable Migration in Europe (2018)

The aim of this paper by Collier and Betts is not to offer technical solutions; it is to offer the basis for a common and unifying language, one that is ethically grounded and politically engaged.
Sustainable Migration Framework (2018)

The refugee crisis of 2015, and difficulties agreeing on effective measures, has provided added momentum for debating the current refugee and migration system.
Defining Sustainable Migration (2018)

EMN Norway Occasional Paper which explores the term ‘sustainable migration’ as a potentially innovative term, describing a particular approach to the conceptualization of migration from poorer to richer countries in the world.

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