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Europe is demographically divided.
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Destination Europe?
The future of global migration
Surveys show that around ten per cent of the world's population are thinking of leaving their home countries, should the opportunity arise. The share of people with migratory aspirations is particularly high in Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, but low in East and South-East Asia. Many migrants are not wealthy enough to pay for their journeys. For others, there are no safe and regular ways to get to their country of choice. Most international migrants remain within their own greater region. Ultimately, only a small share of those preparing to migrate set off for Europe.
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Immigration and labour market
published: 3th July 2019
published: 3th July 2019
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The study examines Canada’s experiences with regards to immigration and integration management and derives recommendations for policy-makers in Germany.
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