Migrants’ Socio-Economic Inclusion: Policies and Practices

Abstract

Existing gaps in migrants’ access to rights and services in residence countries demonstrate that additional actions are needed to ensure their social and economic inclusion. This panel aims to comparatively examine the policies (at the national and sub-national level) and practices (of migrants and service providers) that shape access to different types of socio-economic benefits in areas such as employment, education, healthcare, housing, employment, or social assistance.

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