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31/10/2023

Beyond Overestimation: Refining Migrant Data for a True Picture in Sweden

This study examines to what extent international migrants were overcounted in population data in Sweden from 2003 to 2016. It finds that, in general, overcounting was relatively low in this period. However, there are discrepancies across socio-demographic groups.

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28/11/22

Labour migration in Flanders and the use of the single permit to address labour market shortages: The lived experiences of single permit holders working in medium skilled bottleneck professions

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Amy Weatherburn, Elias Herman Kruithof and Christophe Vanroelen investigate the lived experiences of migrant workers in Flanders, who are single permit holders.

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21/11/22

Climate Change, Displacement, Mobility and Migration: The State of Evidence, Future Scenarios, Policy Options

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In this Delmi research overview, Mathias Czaika and Rainer Münz present the state of the field relating to the complex impact of climate and environmental change on the drivers and outcomes of mobility, displacement, and international migration.

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14/11/22

Could we have seen it coming? Towards an early warning system for asylum applications in the EU

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In this report, they present a model that shows that the warning signs of a crisis could appear in some publicly- available data sources, including some ‘big data’ collections.

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Empirical prediction intervals applied to short term mortality forecasts and excess

Fri Oct 28

They propose empirical prediction intervals for the study of weekly expected and excess deaths and demonstrate the superior coverage and generality of these intervals compared with conventional parametric intervals.