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Type: Other
Year of Publication: 2026
Author(s): KING-SAVIC, Sandra, KREMMEL, Katrin, SPERNEAC-WOLFER, Paul
Series/Report no.: EUI, RSC, Policy Brief, 2026/11, Migration Policy Centre, PRIME
Abstract: Austria formally extends labour protections to all workers regardless of migration status, yet migrants in agriculture, 24-hour elder care, hospitality, and waste management remain systematically exposed to residence instability, restricted [...]
Type: Dataset
Author(s): BRUSCHI, Giulia
Series/Report no.: EUI, RSC, Research Data, 2026, Migration Policy Centre, PRIME
Abstract: G1: PRIME-Greece-migrants-quant [DRC] includes 300 surveys with migrants, asylum seekers and refugees interviewed in Greece. After the baseline, a random sample of respondents have been followed up upon after 6 [...]
Abstract: S2: PRIME-Spain-policyactors-qual [DRC] includes notes and additional documentation from five key informant interviews with policy actors in Spain
Author(s): YAZICI, Eda
Abstract: UK2: PRIME-UK-migrants-qual [BRILSTOL] includes 55 anonymised pen portraits with migrants and 38 interview transcripts with migrant workers in four sectors of the economy [older adult care; waste managmenet and recycling; [...]
Abstract: The I4: PRIME-Italy-migrants-quant [DRC] includes 300 surveys with migrants, asylum seekers and refugees interviewed in Italy. After the baseline, a random sample of respondents have been followed up upon after [...]
Abstract: The P4: PRIME-Poland-migrants-quant [DRC] includes 300 surveys with migrants, asylum seekers and refugees interviewed in Spain. After the baseline, a random sample of respondents have been followed up upon after [...]
Type: Technical Report
Author(s): KING-SAVIC, Sandra, KREMMEL, Katrin, KARLSSON, Sandra, SPERNEAC-WOLFER, Paul
Series/Report no.: Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME), Research Paper, 2026, [Migration Policy Centre]
Abstract: This report examines how processes of ir/regularisation shape the everyday lives and working conditions of migrant workers across Europe. While restrictive border regimes and mobility frameworks have intensified, irregularity is [...]
Type: Working Paper
Author(s): DENNISON, James
Series/Report no.: EUI, RSC, Working Paper, 2026/36, Migration Policy Centre
Abstract: This article reviews key academic, governmental, and other evidence to broadly summarise the effects of immigration in Europe. These effects are categorised as: (1) demographic; (2) economic (including growth, labour [...]
Author(s): YAZICI, Eda, ANDERSON, Bridget
Abstract: UK3: PRIME-UK-policy actors-qual [BRISTOL] includes 18 interviews with policy actors comprising NGOs, civil servants, employers' associations, political parties, and trade unions. The interviews discuss interests vis a vis irregular migrants [...]
Author(s): CECERE, Teresa, PALUMBO, Letizia, GIANNETTO, Leila
Series/Report no.: I-CLAIM, PRIME, Policy Brief, 2026, [Migration Policy Centre]
Abstract: This policy brief, produced within the framework of the European projects I-CLAIM and PRIME, which analyse the factors that generate dynamics of irregularity and legal precariousness among migrants in Italy, [...]
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