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| We must end the toxic dominant narrative that portrays migration as a threat - it is a major driver of development and prosperity! At FEPS, we took action to change this narrative. A fully packed room emphasised the demand for an honest and legitimate conversation on migration. The Progressive Migration Groupâequally composed of African and European expertsâpresented its policy proposals on a human-rights and development approach to migration and asylum and recommendations on adopting a new narrative. |
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| This event provided a platform for a vibrant debate and an inclusive dialogue on an equal level with voices that tend to be neglected in the conversation on migration. On this occasion, the PMG presented the culmination of two years of work, including a publication series focusing on different aspects of the EU's migration management. You missed it? The video of the conference is now available! |
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| In collaboration with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung |
| This event provided a platform for a vibrant debate and an inclusive dialogue on an equal level with voices that tend to be neglected in the conversation on migration. On this occasion, the PMG presented the culmination of two years of work, including a publication series focusing on different aspects of the EU's migration management. You missed it? The video of the conference is now available! |
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| A brochure by the Progressive Migration Group (PMG) |
| The PMG set of recommendations focuses on âA development-oriented and rights-based approach to migrationâ and addresses the following points:
- Challenges and opportunities with regard to legal pathways
- African perspectives on EU migration and development policies
- The EU Asylum reformâs impact on African countries
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| A brochure by the Progressive Migration Group (PMG) |
| The PMG set of recommendations focuses on âA development-oriented and rights-based approach to migrationâ and addresses the following points:
- Challenges and opportunities with regard to legal pathways
- African perspectives on EU migration and development policies
- The EU Asylum reformâs impact on African countries
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| Explore this policy brief series: |
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| With Ottilia A. Maunganidze and Ainara Bascuñana |
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| With Ottilia A. Maunganidze and Ainara Bascuñana |
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| In this new episode, Ottilia A. Maunganidze, lawyer and Head of Special Projects in the office of the Executive Director at the Institute of Security Studies, based in South Africa, and member of the PMG, discusses the New Pact on Migration and Asylum from the viewpoint of African countries and the pressing need to abandon the current stagnant and toxic narratives on migration that portray migration as a threat when it is a major driver of development and prosperity. |
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| A policy study by Philippe de Bruycker |
| This policy study examines the new solidarity mechanism under the Asylum and Migration Management Regulation, that tries to address the imbalances of the âDublinâ rules. It shares forward-looking reflections on achieving fairer sharing of responsibility among member states. It is the last Policy Study of the New Pact Implementation series. |
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| 12-15 SEPTEMBER - SIENA, ITALY |
| In collaboration with Vision Think Tank, European University Institute and University of Siena |
| Under the motto âAgenda setting for a Union at a crossroadâ, intellectuals, policymakers, entrepreneurs, managers, journalists, economists and students gathered in Siena. FEPS President Maria JoĂŁo Rodrigues participated in the opening panel, and FEPS organised one of the five key discussions on industrial renewal and investment strategy. |
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| 12-15 SEPTEMBER - SIENA, ITALY |
| In collaboration with Vision Think Tank, European University Institute and University of Siena |
| Under the motto âAgenda setting for a Union at a crossroadâ, intellectuals, policymakers, entrepreneurs, managers, journalists, economists and students gathered in Siena. FEPS President Maria JoĂŁo Rodrigues participated in the opening panel, and FEPS organised one of the five key discussions on industrial renewal and investment strategy. |
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| In this Social Europe article, FEPS Secretary General LĂĄszlĂł Andor explains the relevance of a tax on great wealth to finance a Just Transition and address income inequalities. Quick reminder: there's less than one month left to sign the European Citizens' Initiative on taxing the rich! |
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| In this episode of Brussels, my love?, Ania Skrzypek, FEPS Director for Research and Training, discusses:
- the lack of gender parity in the nominations for the new European Commission
- German regional elections and the far-right
- banning phones in schools
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| Article by LĂĄszlĂł Andor, FEPS Secretary General |
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| Article by LĂĄszlĂł Andor, FEPS Secretary General |
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| Låszló Andor writes the rentrée Progressive Page on the future of Europe following the recent German regional elections and the growth in support for the far-right, while continuing to uphold and advance a social agenda for all. |
| Photo Credits: Shutterstock / Velkophotography |
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