tates are still the key actors in the labour migration policy field. Within LAB-MIG-GOV, national approaches to labour migration management are analysed in a multi-level and cross-sectoral governance perspective, which considers both the role of sub-national authorities and the interaction between labour migration policies and other policy fields (welfare, labour, education, etc.). LAB-MIG-GOV focuses more in depth on a sample of EU Member States selected on the basis of their economic and political relevance in the European labour migration scene.
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The case of France
Labour migration governance in contemporary Europe. The case of France
by Camilla Devitt (Trinity College Dublin) -
The case of Spain
Labour migration governance in contemporary Europe – The case of Spain
by Claudia Finotelli (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain) -
The UK case
Labour migration governance in contemporary Europe – The UK case
Camilla Devitt (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) -
The case of Italy
Labour migration governance in contemporary Europe – The case of Italy
Ester Salis (FIERI, Torino) -
The case of Sweden
Labour migration governance in contemporary Europe – The case of Sweden
Monica Quirico (FIERI, Torino) -
The case of Germany
Labour migration governance in contemporary Europe – The case of Germany
Barbara Laubenthal (University of Konstanz, Germany)
