Data Science for Migration and Mobility
Albert Ali Salah (ed.)
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Published:
10 November 2022
Online ISBN:
9780191991738
Print ISBN:
9780197267103
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Introduction Introduction
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Output: Migration policy indicators Output: Migration policy indicators
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Data accessibility Data accessibility
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Topics and groups covered Topics and groups covered
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Geographical and temporal coverage Geographical and temporal coverage
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An example index: The Migrant Integration Policy Index An example index: The Migrant Integration Policy Index
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Outcomes: Migration and integration trends Outcomes: Migration and integration trends
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Data accessibility Data accessibility
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Topics and groups covered Topics and groups covered
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Geographical and temporal coverage Geographical and temporal coverage
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Data quality, gaps, and limitations Data quality, gaps, and limitations
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The link between policies and migration trends and integration outcomes The link between policies and migration trends and integration outcomes
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Conclusions Conclusions
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Recommended reading Recommended reading
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References References
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Chapter
9 Indicators and Survey Data to Understand Migration and Integration Policy Frameworks and Trends in the EU
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Pages
183–210
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Published:10 November 2022
Cite
Solano, Giacomo, 'Indicators and Survey Data to Understand Migration and Integration Policy Frameworks and Trends in the EU', in Albert A. Salah, Emre E. Korkmaz, and Tuba Bircan (eds), Data Sources, in Albert Ali Salah, Emre Eren Korkmaz, and Tuba Bircan (eds), Data Science for Migration and Mobility (London , 2022; online edn, British Academy Scholarship Online, 18 May 2023), https://doi.org/10.5871/bacad/9780197267103.003.0009, accessed 15 July 2026.
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Abstract
Since the early 2000s, an increasing number of data sources – on both migration policies and migration and integration trends – have emerged in Europe and at the international level. This chapter presents the main sources and datasets when it comes to analysing policies on migration and integration as well as migration trends and migrant integration. The chapter illustrates these data sources by addressing the topics and groups of migrants covered, and the data’s geographical and temporal scope. Data accessibility is also discussed. The chapter concludes with some reflections on the remaining gaps and on the use of the presented data sources and data.
Keywords:
Integration outcomes, Policy outcomes, Policy outputs, Migration studies, Migration policy indices, Migration trends, Migration policies
Subject
Migration Studies
Collection:
British Academy Scholarship Online
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