Articles about:
Progressive migration
Integration remains crucial not only if we wish to prevent tensions between newcomers and locals, but also if we aim to build inclusive and equal societies
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The fabrication of a new European citizenry comes about through the responsiveness to and inclusiveness of diversity.
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The reopening of legal entry corridors for work in Europe and greater freedom of movement for foreign workers would help EU economies and provide an alternative to the illegal people-trafficking markets
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The Global Compact on Migration is about the better and more humane organisation of something which the sovereignty of individual States has failed to manage.
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There are no good reasons not to subscribe the GC, namely only nationalistic ideology and short-term domestic political calculations.
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Key amongst these alternatives are legal routes and regularisation as the paper emphasises.
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Some voters are pro-EU and wish to maintain the status quo. Others consider the crisis to be the result of excessive integration,
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Vytenis Andriukaitis, European Commissioner, tells us about his mother’s story as a refugee.
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An interview by Alain Bloëdt, with Jean-Michel Lafleur about how much nationalist parties have succeeded to frame the migration debate, while the left has remained too sluggish.
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The migration challenge became an issue over which politicians could fall but not prosper.
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