Announcements

In this video, Melissa Siegel looks at a project evaluating the integration policies of European countries for those who are beneficiaries of international protection. “Beneficiaries of international protection” is a broad term that applies to many types of migrants who have fled their home countries to seek protection abroad. While we’ll primarily use the term “refugee” in this video, the project’s goals apply to asylum seekers, people with temporary protection, and resettled refugees. The National Integration Evaluation Mechanism (NIEM) is a six-years long transnational project supporting key actors in the integration field to improve the integration outcomes of beneficiaries of international protection.

In her latest video, Melissa Seigel examines the effects of migration on labour markets in countries of origin. In this video, she specifically examines the effect remittances on child labour and entrepreneurship, as well as the potential impact of the migration of highly educated individuals in the countries of origin. 

In this video, Melissa Seigel addresses 5 things to know about migration and development. 

In her latest video Melissa Siegel explores the links between migration and entrepreneurship in both migrant countries of origin and migrant countries of destination. 

Through this series, Melissa Siegel looks at how national policies facilitate migrant integration on a country-by-country basis with the use of MIGNEX’s data. In this video she looks at the favorability of integration policies in Argentina. 

Through this series, Melissa Siegel looks at how national policies facilitate migrant integration on a country-by-country basis with the use of MIGNEX’s data. In this video she looks at the favorability of integration policies in Chile. 

Through this series, Melissa Siegel looks at how national policies facilitate migrant integration on a country-by-country basis with the use of MIGNEX’s data. In this video she looks at the favorability of integration policies in India. 

Deportation – the forcible eviction of the Crimean Tatar people from their historical homeland – from the Crimea, carried out during May 18–21, 1944, is one of the crimes of the Soviet totalitarian regime.

In this latest video by Melissa Siegel, she examines the motivations and some of the outcomes of the Mistity Project which is examining the interaction of Migration, Sustainability and Transformation. For more information on the project, click here. 

Several new videos on various aspects of migration and transnationalism are available on Melissa Siegel’s YouTube channel.