Analysis of the socioeconomic situation of migrants - Presentations

Workshop on analysis of the socioeconomic situation of migrants - Gathering comparable data on their living conditions, 17 November 2010, Brussels, Belgium

Venue: Crowne Plaza Europa Hotel Brussels, meeting room 'Van Gogh'

Presentations

• Welcome and background to the workshop [slides, .pdf, 80kb]
  Daniel Molinuevo, Research Officer, Eurofound

• The role of Eurostat in gathering data about the socioeconomic situation of migrants [slides, .pdf, 370kb]
  David Thorogood, Head of Section, Migration and Asylum Statistics, Eurostat

• Gathering data about migrants in the context of the Labour Force Survey [slides, .pdf, 328kb]
  Johan van der Valk, Statistical Officer, Labour Market Statistics, Eurostat

• The European Quality of Life (EQLS) and the European Working Conditions (EWCS) Surveys [slides, .pdf, 140kb]
  Tadas Leoncikas, Research Manager, Eurofound

• Multiethnic neighbourhoods study/ European Social Survey [slides, .pdf, 129kb]
  Eric Harrison, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Comparative Social Surveys

• European Union Minorities and Discrimination Survey (EU-MIDIS) [slides, .pdf, 1.1mb]
  Sami Nevala, Statistician, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights

• Internal mobility in the European Union [slides, .pdf, 51kb]
  Laurent Aujean and Ettore Marchetti, DG Employment

• Data needs from a policy perspective. Results from the PROMINSTAT research project [slides, .pdf, 36kb]
  Ann Singleton, Senior Research Fellow, Bristol University

• European Migration Network [slides, .pdf, 190kb]
  Benedikt Vulsteke, EMN Belgian National Contact Point

• International Organisation for Migration [slides, .pdf, 86kb]
  Anna Platonova, Project Manager

• The Migrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX) [slides, .pdf, 745kb]
  Thomas Huddleston, Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Group

• Activities of the European Economic and Social Committee in the area of the immigration policy [slides, .pdf, 532kb]
  Barbara Walentynowicz, Administrator, Section for Employment, Social Affairs and Citizenship