International migrations have become the focus of current public debates and policies in various regions of the world, including Europe.
With the creation of the Migration Program in 2005 and then the Center for Migration and Citizenship in 2011, the French institute of international relations - Ifri was the first research institute to analyze migration and new practices of citizenship as a matter of international relations. In order to respond to a complex and polarizing issue, the Center for Migration and Citizenship aims at better shaping the debate and research with an independent and non-polemical approach. The Center’s work is directed to all kind of stakeholders active in the field of migration at the local, national, European and international levels: decision and law makers, authorities, not-for-profit organizations and the private sector.
The Center for Migration and Citizenship offers a unique perspective on migration and citizenship issues in France through:
Senior Research Fellow, Director of Ifri's Center for Migration and Citizenship
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Research Fellow, Center for Migration and Citizenship
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Associate Research Fellow, Centre for Migration and Citizenship
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Migration is a universal phenomenon rising complex issues in sending countries as in receiving or transit countries. Yet, issues and stakes linked to the migratory phenomenon are often simplified by public debates as in public policies supposed to solve this “problem”.
The potential synergy between development and migration has become a key feature of most international migration politics. However, this relationship is far from evident.
This article endeavours to take stock of the progress made thus far in shaping Europe's response to the contemptible practice of traffficking in human beings and to highlight the objectives for the future. Trafficking in human beings is both a grave violation of human rights and a serious...
This project aims at examining and comparing the ' national models of integration ' in France and the Netherlands in a context when the question of their crisis is raised. The social and political practice of the discourse about the model needs to be questioned in order to understand the...
Immigration was a key priority of the French EU Presidency in 2008. In its attempt to provide EU Member States and institutions with a framework for the future of European migration policies, the French government found strong support from other EU countries, particularly the UK. The result...
Immigration was a key priority of the French EU Presidency in 2008.
Co-Development: What objectives? What Principles? Second meeting (25 November 2008) of the Anglo-French Dialogue on Regularisation and Co-Development
We are concerned here with what makes the political problem of the politics and policies of international migration today. Our aim is to identify some of the major blind spots in migration policies the way they are in general. This broad approach makes it possible to identify the most critical...
Intervention de Christophe Bertossi, séminaire franco-britannique, Université d'Oxford (COMPAS) et INED, Church House Conference Centre, Londres.
Intervention de Christophe Bertossi, Runnymede Trust, Londres.
Intervention de Christophe Bertossi dans le cadre de l'Atlantic Conference 2007 du Chicago Council on Global Affairs en partenariat avec le Real Instituto Elcano, Séville.
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