Managing Migrants’ Mobility in Central and Eastern Europe:
A Policy Analysis of International Organization for Migration’s Practices
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Managing Migrants’ Mobility in Central and Eastern Europe:
A Policy Analysis of International Organization for Migration’s Practices


Abstract:

The objectives of the project are to investigate the role of IOM in managing undocumented migration in Western Balkans and Western Newly Independent States (WNIS); compile a comprehensive map of related IOM projects; assess a correspondence between EU’s immigration policy, Schengen’s border regime, and IOM’s Programmes in Western Balkans and WNIS; develop recommendations for IOM’s regional field offices in advancing migrants’ rights; write one research and a policy brief targeting the European Commission and the Governing Council of the IOM; and a second policy paper for Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and other civil society organizations promoting migrants’ rights.



This research project is funded by International Policy Fellowship, Open Society Institute, Budapest
and supported by Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Bruxelles

updated 8 April 2005 located at www.policy.hu/andrijasevic/

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