Anticipating Migration: Methods, Data, and Policy in Forecasting and Foresight @CambridgeUP
Anticipating Migration: Methods, Data, and Policy in Forecasting and Foresight  @CambridgeUP
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Listen to the editors of a new special collection of articles as they discuss state-of-the-art approaches that can inform more evidence-based and humane migration policies. The escalating complexity of global migration patterns highlights the limitations of traditional reactive governance and underscores the urgent need for anticipatory, forward-thinking strategies.

Editors and panelists include Matteo Fontana (Royal Holloway London), Anna Rosińska (Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Knowledge Centre on Migration and Demography Unit), Damien Jusselme (International Organization for Migration), and Stefaan Verhulst (New York University, the GovLab).

Explore the special collection Anticipating Migration for Policymaking: Forecasting, Foresight, and Other Forward-Looking Methods To Inform Migration Policy here: cambridge.org/core/journals/data-and-policy/special-collections/anticipating-migration-for-policymaking-forecasting-foresight-and-other-forward-looking-methods-to-inform-migration-policy

Know more: cambridge.org/dap

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