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SUMMARY:CITIZENS LOOKING FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL MIGRATION CHALLENGES
DESCRIPTION:In Cooperation with: EURO-MEDITERRANEAN ECONOMISTS ASSOCIATION \n2 – 3 October 2020\, Participation is free of charge\, registration is requested! \nFor registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xRJrtO3TQXGgruA4mWuwJg \nConference language: English\n \nCo-funded by the Europe for Citizens Programme of the European Union \n09.00–10.30 Migrations in the light socio-economic perspective \nFrancesca Fauri\, University of Bologna\, Italy \nNadzeya Laurentsyeva\, Ludwig-Maximilians University München\, Germany \nModerator: Severin Gruber\, Paneuropean Movement Austria \nFrom 50s to 70s\, migrations were mainly driven by the economic needs (industry) of Europe. These migrations were mainly within Europe. Nowadays\, (im)migrations are to certain extent politically driven\, though we should not neglect the European demographic prospects and its future needs of skilled labour force. \n10.30–10.45 Break \n10.45–12.15 Challenges of (im)migrations‚ integration process \nMichael Girardi\, Federal Chancellery Republic of Austria\, Department for Integration \nDaniela Irrera\, University of Catania\, Italy \nModerator: Dejan Hribar\, Slovenian Paneuropean Movement \nThe integration process is one of the most important part of (im)migration\, since it affects the social perspective of society. On the one hand the country that accepts migrants need to have a comprehensive integration programme\, while on the other\, (im)migrants need to be willing to undergo the integration process. \n12.15–13.30 Break \n13.30–15.00 European migration management  \nAngeliki Dimitriadi\, Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy\, Greece \nLukas Mandl\, Member of the European Parliament\, Austria \nModerator: Lovro Klinar\, Slovenian Paneuropean Movement \nParticularly in 2015\, the European Union turned out to be rather disaccorded when it was about the migration management\, thus much of the migration management was left on member states. On the other hand\, the member states refused the proposals of the European Commission to share migration burden\, thus taking away its legitimacy to get more involved in the crisis management. What can we expect from the New Pact on Migration and Asylum?
URL:https://www.paneuropa.at/termin/citizens-looking-for-multidimensional-migration-challenges/
CATEGORIES:Paneuropa,Veranstaltung
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ORGANIZER;CN="Paneuropabewegung %C3%96sterreich":MAILTO:oesterreich@paneuropa.at
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