Losing out: The broken economics of irregular migration (and how to fix them)
The following essay was originally compiled for the Mixed Migration Review 2021 and has been reproduced here for wider access through this […]
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Reframing mixed migration: MMC launches the Mixed Migration Review 2021
The global migration context is rapidly changing with new conflicts and coups, new public health threats, new levels of environmental
Stifling silos: The need for a more holistic approach to mixed migration in a warming world
The following essay was originally compiled for the Mixed Migration Review 2021 and has been reproduced here for wider access through this
Criminalizing mobility, securitizing borders, and preventing access to territory will not end dangerous journeys
Yesterday’s tragic and preventable drownings in the French Channel, and the similarly avoidable humanitarian crisis at the EU’s border with
Heading into a wall: the EU response to the migration crisis at the Belarus border
For several months, refugees and migrants, mainly from Iraq, have been flying to Minsk, Belarus, to travel overland to the
Sudan at a crossroads: The mixed migration consequences of Sudan’s military coup
Just over a week ago, on Monday, 25 October, Sudan’s military apprehended the country’s civilian leaders—including Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, who remains
(Un)sustainable returns
While return is often conceptualised as the final stage of a migration journey, it can actually be a stepping-stone towards
Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates, July to September 2021
This article presents the key updates on mixed migration from five regions around the world during the third quarter of
Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates, April to June 2021
This article presents the key updates on mixed migration from five regions around the world during the second quarter of
A perilous journey: protection risks facing Rohingya en route to Malaysia
Despite tightening border controls and an ever hardening immigration stance, the movement of migrants and refugees bound for Malaysia, continues.[1]
