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Brain drain benefits Southern Mediterranean countries

Brain drain benefits Southern Mediterranean countries
07/03/2020 | Development models in Mediterranean
Three policy papers published by the EMNES (Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies) examine the complex issue of legal immigration in the Mediterranean area and its paradoxical consequences. Encouraging it on one hand reduces illegal immigration, while on the other it leads to a brain drain from south to north. Version française

Migration, Comparative Advantages and Knowledge Diffusion In The EU-Mediterranean Region

09/09/2019 | FEMISE reports
Publié en septembre 2019. Rédigé par Anna Ferragina, Stefano Iandolo, Erol Taymaz. The present study explores the trade creation effects of migration flows from the MENA region to EU.2. The issues we wish to investigate is how migration inflows and outflows between MENA and EU contribute in shaping...

Ndiouga Sakho: "We must experiment within the territories, with the local actors"

Ndiouga Sakho: "We must experiment within the territories, with the local actors"
03/19/2018 - Interviewed by Frédéric Dubessy, in LA VALETTE (MALTA) | Socio-economic assessments


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The main routes of migration steered by religion

The main routes of migration steered by religion
11/06/2017 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier, MARSEILLE | Mediterranean territorial issues


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Does culture affect migratory flows? The latest Femise study (FEM 42-03) analyzes the impact of cultural factors on the destination choices of migrants from the Middle East and North Africa...

When migration policy has an influence on trade

When migration policy has an influence on trade
01/29/2013 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier | Socio-economic assessments

Immigration has many benefits for both the countries of origin and the countries of destination, according to the latest study published by Femise (FEM 34-01).
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Remittances from migrants an asset to countries of origin

Remittances from migrants an asset to countries of origin
10/16/2012 - Frédéric Dubessy | Socio-economic assessments
MEDITERRANEAN. On 16 and 17 April 2011, Femise, the network of economic research institutions that deal with issues that affect the Mediterranean, and the ERF, a network of three hundred economists from the Mediterranean, brought some fifty experts together in Istanbul to discuss “Migration in the Arab region: Factors and consequences.” Focus on remittances from emigrants.

As long as southern Mediterranean countries continue to develop at a snail’s pace, people will keep migrating

As long as southern Mediterranean countries continue to develop at a snail’s pace, people will keep migrating
10/16/2012 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier | Socio-economic assessments
Maryse Louis, secretary general of FEMISE (Euro-Mediterranean Forum of Economic Institutes) and programs manager of the ERF (*) programme, is one of the authors of the annual “Partenariat Euro-Méditerranéen à la croisée des chemins” (the Euro-Mediterranean partnership at a crossroads) report, contributing to a chapter on migration in the Euromed region.