Refugees are for the Americans something like baseball and apple pie
Interview with Ali Al Sudani who came as a refugee from Iraq to Texas with the resettlement program of the American government....
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We need more awareness of trafficking for forced criminality: an interview with Vicky Brotherton
This interview with Vicky Brotherton from Antislavery International draws attention to recent research on trafficking for forced criminal exploitation and...
An interview with Portuguese migrant trade unionist, Manuel Correia
“As long as you are going to prevent migrants from entering the labour market, you are not going to be able to guarantee decent working conditions.”...
Outcomes of the research on the remittances to Ukraine. An Interview with Dušan Drbohlav
One of the biggest contemporary Czech research projects concerning migration: "Migration and development – economic, social and socio-economic impacts of...
Interview with Pascall Rillof, European Network for Public Service Interpreting and Translation (ENPSIT)
Pascall Rillof is a sector co-coordinator public service interpreting and translation for Flanders and Brussels, Belgium, at the Kruispunt Migratie-Integratie...
Ongoing crises inside and outside the country. Interview with a Syrian doctor and refugee
Dr. Mansour Al-Rajab is originally from the Syrian town of Homs, where he built his own clinic and worked as a doctor until the Syrian Civil War left his...
On the forced labour and the forced criminality in migrants: An interview with Klára Skřivánková of Anti-Slavery International
The following interview with Klára Skřivánková of the British non-governmental organization Anti-Slavery International, an NGO addressing slavery issues,...
Migrants take away our jobs! Really?
My name is Elena and I have been living in Prague for 7 years now. There are many Czechs and migrants among my friends....
Labour Market Implications of Migration. An interview with Eamonn Davern
In this interview, Eamonn Davern from British Jobcentre Plus describes labour market implications of migration in the United Kingdom....
“Urban inhabitants fill in their documents themselves and ask for our assistance in case of a real problem.” Interview with the “consultant” in front of the Czech Consulate in Lviv
In the short interview one of the so called “consultants” describes the recent developments in the visa issuance situation in Lviv, his clients, and the...
Paving the road for international discussions on migration – Global Forum on Migration and Development. An interview with Stefan Rother
Stefan Rother, a political scientist working at the Arnold-Bergstraesser Institute for socio-cultural research, Freiburg, Germany, discusses the institution of...
“The migration debate is being securitised.” An interview with Heikki Kerkkänen, an expert on immigration control policy and immigrant policy from the University of Helsinki. Tereza Rejšková
Heikki Kerkkänen speaks about the political debate on immigration in Finland: about the relocation of the integration agenda from the Ministry of Labour to the...
Migration potential survey: a research method born out of fear. An interview with Professor Endre Sik, professor at the ELTE University and a senior researcher at TARKI Social Research Institute
In this interview, professor Sik discusses migration potential surveys, the research methods as well as a series of these surveys carried out at the time...
“Each time you take a tram in Vilnius, you hear people speaking about migration.” An interview with Daiva Tereshchenko, a Lithuanian researcher focusing on the Lithuanian
Lithuania is a country with a great historical Diaspora and large-scale recent economic migration....
“My agency had an agreement with the embassy, and so we didn’t have to wait in the line.” An Interview with Ariunaa, a Mongolian seeking work in the Czech Republic.
Ariunaa (30 years old) came from the Northwest of Mongolia to seek a job in the Czech Republic in 2007....