Martin Ruhs

Professor of Migration Studies @MPC_EUI @EUI_Schuman @EUI_EU Political Economy | International Migration | Labour Markets | Welfare States | PI #PRIMEprojectEU

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

NEW today:

How engaging with ethical dilemmas can improve public debates and policy- making on migration

And why ”myth-busting” is not enough - and sometimes misleading (esp. when the alleged ”myths” relate to issues that involve ethical dilemmas)

- https://t.co/64t4zi1t8d

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NEW:

NEW today:
Who favours stronger protections of migrants' rights? The answer might surprise you. 🔽 https://t.co/4GZfLk6Ose

[Jeff Crisp @JFCrisp]

My New York Times article on the expulsion of refugees and other foreign nationals to places other than their homeland.
Sign up for free access or DM me for a copy:
https://t.co/bm3MSWYuHA

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NEW today:

What legal rights do irregular migrants (not) have across European countries, and what does this tell us about European societies?

By Clare Fox-Ruhs based on ongoing research for the #PRIMEprojectEU

https://t.co/PLCihwVZPk

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#OpenAccess from the latest issue of @EIAjournal -

Beyond Myth Busting: How Engagement with Ethical Dilemmas Can Improve Debates and Policymaking on Migration - https://t.co/s4kelB7cFv

- Lukas Schmid, @MartinRuhs, Rainer Bauböck & Julia Mourão Permoser

[Migration Observatory @MigObs]

In case you missed it: our latest commentary looks at UK–France and UK–EU cooperation on small boat arrivals—what the options are, what they mean for deterrence, and what are their implications for the future of asylum policy
👉 https://t.co/2Vkkezli7X

[Migration Observatory @MigObs]

Our latest briefing on migrants in the UK labour market charts the remarkable shift away from EU towards non-EU workers over the past few years

Plus data on migrants' earnings, use of universal credit, overqualification, and much more...

Link to the briefing in the reply

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

What are the legal rights of irregular migrants and how do they vary across European countries?

Take a look at our new research and join our Webinar on June 26th ⬇️

https://t.co/mMj5rYQ2eh

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What are the legal rights of irregular migrants, and how does this vary across European countries?

Take a look at our new PRIME study:
https://t.co/yuCTHhblWn

[Madeleine Sumption @M_Sumption]

What rights do unauthorised migrants get?

Interesting new paper looks at what rights 28 European countries give ppl without legal right to be there

Most countries allow access to emergency care & kids' schooling, few (unsurprisingly) offer financial support

[Lee Crawfurd @leecrawfurd]

Irregular migrants have fewer rights in the UK than in most European countries

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

Europe's patchwork of rights: Study finds wide disparities in protections for irregular migrants - InfoMigrants https://t.co/WUF9ZwJOHY

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

What are the legal rights of irregular migrants across Europe?

Take a look at our new #PRIMEprojectEU study, with new rights indicators and comparative analysis covering 16 labour and social rights across 28 European countries:
https://t.co/yuCTHhblWn

[Jeff Crisp @JFCrisp]

Is this what a 'return hub' will look like?
Here's my critique of the latest bad idea to come out of the European Union:
https://t.co/IIk7ga5Wtl

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

Nice to see some of the results of our new PRIMW study mentioned in this article in The Observer today https://t.co/2WMZLqQhtb

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NEW today: What are public attitudes to migration agreements between European and African countries? What types of migration policy cooperation do European and African citizens prefer?

Take at look at our new paper based on surveys of 15,000+ people

https://t.co/o7IDu06QYQ

[Guy Abel 鄭蓋堡 @guyabelguyabel]

📢New paper out on measuring global #migration flows using online data in @PNASNews

We use privacy-protected records from over 3 billion Facebook users to estimate migration flows between 181 countries, accounting for biases in social media usage.

🔗https://t.co/OUYIqxqnc5

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

NEW today:

The moral conflict underpinning perceptions of fairness in asylum decision-making

How do people judge whether asylum decision-making is fair? We show that citizens differ not just in what they think is fair but also why they think it's fair. https://t.co/1vEKR54orT

[Martin Ruhs @MartinRuhs]

Nice article on our new PRIME research in the Italian press - among the five countries that we analyzed, respondents in Italy had the most inclusive policy preferences toward irregular migrants https://t.co/9MtFbH39QJ

[InfoMigrants @InfoMigrants]

A study that surveyed 20,000 people across Italy, UK, Poland, Sweden, and Austria has found that citizens prefer policies that offer irregular #migrants a route to legal status under certain conditions rather than denying them this opportunity 👇🏾

https://t.co/6GoWUu9F82