How Migration Really Works
Hein de HaasAs debates on migration have reached fever pitch, so has political and media fear-mongering, but what are the facts behind the headlines? Based on decades of research, Hein de Haas argues that we urgently need an entirely new vision on migration.
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The best way to stop immigration …
Dutch migration researcher Hein de Haas discusses the misused stereotypes and the unknown reality of immigration – and the paradoxical phenomenon that stricter border controls often increase the number of immigrants.
The real migration debate we need
Is it possible that the great issue of our time, the omnipresent and divisive issue that topples governments and poisons all public conversation, is veiled in such a thick layer of prejudice that it's leading us to total incomprehension and...
The left and right have failed us on migration
Avoid ideology, analyze data, understand what migration really is. Hein de Haas, a Dutch sociologist, founding member of the International Migration Institute in Oxford, and author of How Migration Really Works (published in Italian by Eina...
Total migration control requires a totalitarian state
> In August, and ahead of the launch of the post-summer #22migrationmyths series, I am posting some (translated) interviews I gave in the international press over the past year. Here's the first interview, with Malte Bollmeier, originally p...
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