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Human capital externalities and proximity evidence from repeated cross-sectional data

Canton, Erik - 2009

Does schooling generate social returns in excess of the private returns captured by the individual who makes the human capital investment? As a strategy to detect human capital externalities I use Dutch survey data to estimate the impact of the average human capital stock in a region on...

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Weak and strong cross section dependence and estimation of large panels

Chudik, Alexander; Pesaran, Hashem; Tosetti, Elisa - 2009

This paper introduces the concepts of time-specific weak and strong cross section dependence. A double-indexed process is said to be cross sectionally weakly dependent at a given point in time, t, if its weighted average along the cross section dimension (N) converges to its expectation in...

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The Integration of Migrants and its Effects on the Labour Market

Eichhorst, Werner; Giulietti, Corrado; Guzi, Martin - 2011

intracorporate transferees from outside the EU is outlined in Section 3, where immigration legislation for these types of workers is … well as their assimilation into the labour market. The role of both restrictive immigration policies and of practical … barriers to integration is investigated. The impact of immigration on the wages and on the welfare state is considered in …

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Changes in immigration status and purpose of stay: an overview of EU Member States’ approaches : Synthesis Report for the EMN Focussed Study 2015

European Migration Network - 2016

The Study examined the different legal frameworks, procedures and practices in place in the Member States to enable third-country nationals to change migration status, as well as the conditions associated with such changes. It also looked at existing obstacles and good practices.

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The use of detention and alternatives to detention in the context of immigration policies : Synthesis Report for the EMN Focussed Study 2014

European Migration Network - 2014

detention and alternatives to detention in the context of (Member)States’ immigration policies. ... Special attention is given … with children, pregnant women and persons with special needs. The study focuses on detention for immigration …

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Intra-EU Mobility of third-country nationals

European Migration Network - 2013

The purpose of this EMN Focussed Study 2012 was to act as a scoping exercise to better understand the key issues and challenges in relation to the intra-EU mobility of third-country nationals in the different Member States. ... The study aimed, firstly, to provide an overview of current mobility...

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Practical Measures to Reduce Irregular Migration

European Migration Network - 2012

The overall purpose of this EMN Study on Practical Measures to Reduce Irregular Migration is to provide an overview of existing approaches, mechanisms and measures to reduce irregular migration in the EU and Norway. In particular, its aim is to inform policymakers and practitioners about the...

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Enlargement

Gros, Daniel; Crum, Ben; Turmann, Anna - 2004

, how countries characterised by emigration in the 1990s will cope with rising immigration and the challenge of integrating …

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Migration trends in selected applicant countries : Volume III Poland

Korys, Izabela - 2004

Emigration, both politically and economically determined, has always been a phenomenon firmly present in the history as well as in the consciousness of the Poles. Throughout Polish history migration flows were initiated either by political factors (dissidents fleeing political repressions at the...

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Migration trends in selected applicant countries : Volume IV Romania

Lazaroiu, Sebastian - 2004

Migration is a rather new phenomenon in Romania after 1990. The difference between in-flows and out-flows is significantly in favour of out-migrants in terms of volumes and experiences. The explanation is quite straightforward, when one thinks of the economic potential of Romania. The labour...

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