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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute's Center for European Studies presents A
lessandra Venturini. Venturini will survey the large changes in recent mig
ration patterns involving Europe in terms of their most prominent characte
ristics\, such as their direction\, size\, and reason.The characteristics
of migration are crucial to understand the role played by migrants inside
destination countries\, including the extent of their integration. Though
such roles vary by country\, in general\, negative stereotypes involving w
ages\, employment and costs to the welfare state are not supported by empi
rical findings.Among wider concerns over migration\, recent waves of asylu
m seekers in particular have created friction inside the EU. \; The Eu
ropean legislation that covers the demand for asylum\, along with the vary
ing degrees of perceived cultural and geographic proximity that new arriva
ls have with different European countries\, hinders various states’ abilit
ies to find a solution that is both humane and efficient.Alessandra Ventur
ini is a full professor of economics\, holds the Jean Monnet Chair in Euro
pean Migration Studies\, and is director of the Interdisciplinary Diploma
in Migration Studies at the University of Torino. From 2004-2011\, she was
the deputy director of the CARIM project at the European University Insti
tute (EUI). From 2012-2017\, she was the founder and deputy director of th
e Migration Policy Centre (MPC) at the EUI in Florence. Currently\, Ventur
ini is a European Commission expert on migration\; co-chair of the G-20 Mi
gration task force\; fellow at the IZA\, CHILD and FIERI\; and a member of
DIVCULT-IMISCOE executive board.Venturini earned a Ph.D. in economics at
the EUI in 1982. She was visiting professor at Brown University\, the Inst
itute of Development Studies (Sussex University)\, and the International I
nstitute of Labour Studies at the ILO in Geneva. She collaborated with the
OECD migration section\, the European Commission Migration Program\, CEPR
Migration Research program\, IOM\, MPI and the World Bank. \;
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SUMMARY:Migration in Europe: Trends and Changes\, with Alessandra Venturini
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Moynihan Institute's Center for Europea
n Studies presents Alessandra Venturini.
Venturini will survey the large changes in recent
migration patterns involving Europe in terms of their most prominent chara
cteristics\, such as their direction\, size\, and reason.
The
characteristics of migration are crucial to understand the role played by
migrants inside destination countries\, including the extent of their int
egration. Though such roles vary by country\, in general\, negative stereo
types involving wages\, employment and costs to the welfare state are not
supported by empirical findings.
Among wider concerns over migration
\, recent waves of asylum seekers in particular have created friction insi
de the EU. \; The European legislation that covers the demand for asyl
um\, along with the varying degrees of perceived cultural and geographic p
roximity that new arrivals have with different European countries\, hinder
s various states’ abilities to find a solution that is both humane and eff
icient.
Alessandra Venturini is a full professor of economics\,
holds the Jean Monnet Chair in European Migration Studies\, and is direct
or of the Interdisciplinary Diploma in Migration Studies at the University
of Torino. From 2004-2011\, she was the deputy director of the CARIM proj
ect at the European University Institute (EUI). From 2012-2017\, she was t
he founder and deputy director of the Migration Policy Centre (MPC) at the
EUI in Florence. Currently\, Venturini is a European Commission expert on
migration\; co-chair of the G-20 Migration task force\; fellow at the IZA
\, CHILD and FIERI\; and a member of DIVCULT-IMISCOE executive board.
Venturini earned a Ph.D. in economics at the EUI in 1982. She was visiti
ng professor at Brown University\, the Institute of Development Studies (S
ussex University)\, and the International Institute of Labour Studies at t
he ILO in Geneva. She collaborated with the OECD migration section\, the E
uropean Commission Migration Program\, CEPR Migration Research program\, I
OM\, MPI and the World Bank. \;