Project Results
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Deliverables
Communication and dissemination plan. Tools that will be used include website, logo, social media presence (i.e., Twitter and Youtube channel), blog posts, e-newsletter, podcast series, and videos. The videos will include a 45-second promo video (outlining project objectives) by M6, and a 60-second promo video (summarising key research results and key policy recommendations, if any) by M36.
Appraisal of policy experiences (opens in new window)Appraisal of policy experiences across institutional contexts: Regularisation and rights for irregular migrants; enforcement and toleration; effects of EU policies
Analytical framework and methods (opens in new window)Discussion of analytical framework including theoretical approach (based on relevant literature reviews and overviews of relevant institutions in PRIME's 'institutional focus' countries) and explanation of methods to be used (incl questionnaires).
Vulnerability and host country needs: Country reports and comparative analyses (opens in new window)Country reports and comparative analyses of conditions and vulnerability of irregular migrants and host country needs
Irregular migrants’ work, family lives, and views on change (opens in new window)Comparative analysis across PRIME's four focus sectors and five institutional focus countries. Analysis of: the factors shaping irreg. migrants’ access to work opportunities; conditions of work and their consequences for irregular migrants including their family lives; irregular migrants' views of what are the most important changes needed to improve their current circumstances in work, who are the most important actors of change, what services are needed, and what are the obstacles to achieving this change.
Public policy preferences (opens in new window)Based on surveys of voters across European countries, analysis of public preferences for regularization, rights for irregular migrants, enforcement against irregular migrants, employer sanctions, and state tolerance, includinng analysis of variations across institutional contexts
Irregular migrants’ access to labour rights and social protection: In practice (opens in new window)Comparative analysis of irregular migrants’ access to labour rights and social protection in practice, in PRIME’s institutional focus countries (Austria, Italy, Poland, Sweden, and the UK). Analysis based on in-depth interviews with migrants working in PRIME's four 'focus sectors' in the five 'institutional focus' countries.
Employer use of irregular migrant workers (opens in new window)Across PRIME's four sectors and institutional focus countries, comparative analysis of: 1) how public policies and institutions shape the supply of (migrant) labour; 2) the pathways to dependence on (irregular) migrant labour and barriers to alternatives, including the role of technological change; and 3) the effects of reliance on (irregular) migrant labour for sectoral labour markets and policies related to supply (e.g. training and welfare policies).
Irregular migrants’ access to labour rights and social protection: Laws and Regulations (opens in new window)Comparative legal and policy analysis of irregular migrants’ access to labour rights and social protection in EU Member States. Includes new policy indicators of irregular migrants' legal access to key aspects of social protection in all EU Member States
Irregular migrants’ conditions and mobility strategies (opens in new window)Analysis of: 1) irregular migrants’ conditions in their first country of arrival in Europe, with a focus on their labour market access, strategies, activities and experiences, but also access to basic rights and services, and how these conditions vary across PRIME’s ‘mobility focus’ countries; 2) how and why irregular migrants engage with intra-EU mobility over time, and the effects for their conditions, vulnerabilities as well as (ir)regular migration status
Policy briefs (opens in new window)Policy briefs (7 in total): 2 (focused on the roles of national governments and the EU) + 3 (focused on the roles of trade unions, employers, and migrants’ organisations) + 2 (EC policy briefs ). The EC policy briefs will be submitted in months 15 and 36 using the EC template received. [36]All policy briefs will highlight key research findings and identify implications and policy options for institutional actors and interest groups. PRIME aims to inform EU and national policies vis-à-vis irregular migrants as well as interest groups’ strategies and practices.
Institutional actors and interest groups: Interests and goal conflicts (opens in new window)Analysis of how institutional actors and interest groups perceive their interests vis-a-vis irregular migrants, goal conflicts in policy-making, and how this varies across institutional contexts
Data files (quantitative and qualitative data) with explanatory notes, for submission to data/research repositories (CADMUS at the EUI; and ‘Demscore’ at Uppsala)
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