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Friedrich Poeschel
Visiting Fellow
Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies
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Biography
Friedrich Poeschel is a Visiting Fellow at the Migration Policy Centre of the EUI. His current work focuses on global skills partnerships as a way of addressing labour shortages, in the context of the Horizon Europe project GS4S, and on migrant employment in key sectors such as health, care and the food supply chain.
Friedrich previously worked as a practitioner informing migration policy-makers. In six years as an economist at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), he has worked on labour migration, family migration, migration management, integration, emigration and diasporas. He was strongly involved in the OECD’s flagship publication on migration (the “International Migration Outlook”) and several books on specific countries. Friedrich then became a senior analyst at the EU Agency for Asylum, based in Malta. His role in the Situational Awareness Unit required identifying and analysing trends in asylum migration to the EU, continually published in the “Latest Asylum Trends”.
With a thesis on labour markets, Friedrich earned a doctorate in economics from the University of Oxford. He also holds a Bachelor degree with First Class Honours from the London School of Economics and an M.Phil. in economics from the University of Oxford. His first research positions were at Tor Vergata University, the Institute for Employment Research (IAB), and as Robert Solow Postdoctoral Fellow at the Ecole Polytechnique.
Recent research output
Authors: POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd;BOLAND, Colleen;DE LANGE, Tesseltje;RUHS, Martin;SAKA-HELMHOUT, Ayse
Engaging the private sector in global skills partnerships : exploring the potential of international business-to-business approaches - Working PaperAuthors: POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd
How resilient were essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic? - Working PaperAuthors: BROBERG, Nikolaj Christian;GONNOT, Jerome;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd;RUHS, Martin
Essential work, migrant labour : what explains migrant employment in European key sectors? - Working PaperAuthors: BECKERS, Pascal;GHODSI, Mahdi;IVANOVIĆ, Ksenija;LEITNER, Sandra;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd;SABOUNIHA, Alireza
Skills-oriented migration in the Western Balkans : linking workers’ migration aspirations to skill shortages in destination and origin countries - Working PaperAuthors: NIVOROZHKIN, Anton;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd
Working conditions in essential occupations and the role of migrants - ArticleAuthors: ANDERSON, Bridget;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd;RUHS, Martin
Rethinking labour migration : Covid-19, essential work, and systemic resilience - ArticleAuthors: NIVOROZHKIN, Anton;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd
Working conditions in essential occupations and the role of migrants - Working PaperAuthors: ANDERSON, Bridget;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd;RUHS, Martin
COVID-19 and systemic resilience : rethinking the impacts of migrant workers and labour migration policies - Working PaperAuthors: POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd
Out there on your own : absence of the spouse and migrants' integration outcomes - Working PaperAuthors: BELMONTE, Martina;DESIDERIO, Maria Vincenza;POESCHEL, Friedrich Gerd
International job matching for labour migration : bridges and divides - Contribution to book