MIGRATION GOVERNANCE – EXPERIENCES AND PERSPECTIVES (MIGEP) IP-UNST-50
An interdisciplinary research project examining how migration is governed across legal, social, political and security dimensions. We review current practice and propose evidence-based improvements for Croatia and the EU.
- Researchers
- 12Researchers
- Disciplines
- 6Disciplines
- Months duration
- 48Months duration
- Partner institutions
- 4Partner institutions
About in brief
Migration governance is among the most complex areas of contemporary public policy. Our project approaches it comprehensively and across disciplines.
Why this research
Existing research in Croatia has largely addressed the philosophical and political aspects of migration. We widen the lens to the full governance system.
Interdisciplinary approach
Legal, sociological, political, philological, security and communication perspectives are combined to understand every segment of migration governance.
Expected outcomes
A synthesis of findings into concrete proposals and recommendations for more effective and sustainable migration policies aligned with the EU acquis.
“Effective migration governance requires more than policy on paper — it depends on the norms, institutions and decision-making processes that turn intention into practice.”
News related to the project
Announcements, meetings and updates from the project team.
II. working meeting of the project members held
The second working meeting was held in person at the Faculty of Law in Split, discussing databases, literature, round-table topics and potential stakeholders.
Read more1st working meeting of project members held
The first working meeting was held online via MS Teams, covering the work plan, financial plan, project websites and dissemination activities.
Read moreCeremonial award of the Agreement on the Implementation of Institutional Research Projects of the University of Split
The University of Split ceremonially awarded agreements for 59 institutional research projects. The Faculty of Law in Split contracted three projects, including UMIP.
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