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About SIRIUS

Despite the polarization in public and policy debates generated by the post-2014 fluxes of refugees, asylum applicants and migrants, European countries need to work out an evidence-based way to deal with migration and asylum rather than a prejudice-based one. The project, SIRIUS, builds on a multi-dimensional conceptual framework in which host country or political-institutional, societal and individual-related conditions function either as enablers or as barriers to migrants’, refugees’ and asylum seekers’ integration via the labour market. 

News
SIRIUS Conference: Call for Papers
SIRIUS Policy Brief: WP1
Comparative Report: WP2
SIRIUS at the EU-Iran migration conference, University of Isfahan
SIRIUS at Tackling the Refugee Challenge, University of Trento
Events
Future events
SIRIUS Conference, 29-30 August 2019, Glasgow
SIRIUS Policy Dialogue Workshop, March 2019, Brussels
SIRIUS Consortium Meeting, April 2019, Brussels
SIRIUS Festival, May 2019, Prague

Past events
Policy Dialogue Workshop, 11 November 2018, Athens
Integration of Migrants into Czech Republic Labour Market, 21 June 2018, Prague
Publications
The first findings from the SIRIUS project were published in September and include the findings from WP1 and WP2 on legal and labour enablers and barriers and the project's first Policy Brief.
WP1 Report - Labour Market Barriers and Enablers (DELIVERY 1.2)
WP2 Report - Legal Barriers and Enablers (DELIVERY 2.2)
1st Policy Brief

Work Package 3

Currently, we are working on Work Package 3 which aims to identify and assess policy factors facilitating or hindering the access and integration of post-2014 migrants, including asylum seekers and refugees into the labour market, by examining specific policy discourses and public policies in each of the countries studied and their variations, thus grasping the macro-level dimension of the subject qualitatively and intensively.

Researchers are undertaking a review of the policy discourses on the inflow of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers and their connection with labour market integration issues. Partners are investigating how policy-makers and more generally policy actors perceive and frame issues of integration so as to appraise the consistency between actual policy responses and policy rhetoric. The position of the EU as a relevant actor in the public domain will be assessed in each country under study in the project.

Moreover a systematic identification and categorization of policies, measures and interventions that are intended to facilitate labour market access for migrants, refugees asylum seekers has been conducted in all SIRIUS countries. Their ‘strengths and weaknesses’ have been assessed through interviews with policy makers, policy implementers, migrants, asylum seekers and refugees. Comparative and national reports will be available at the end of March 2019

News, events and resources from other organisations
News
Ilhan Omar, first former refugee woman in US congress
Brexit and the Loss of Influence
Africa and Mediterraneo Journal’s latest dossier

Events
ISIRC 2019
RESPOND, Unpacking The Challenges And Possibilities For Migration Governance
16th Annual IMISCOE Conference


Resources
World Migration Report 2018
Job positions related to migration
Three New Reports about Integration of Migrants in the Labour Market
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