New approaches to understanding & modeling global migration trends

The recent refugee crisis placed migration policy in the forefront of the global policy debate. World economy trends suggest that there may be further episodes of large-scale migration in the future. With the financial support of the ARC (action de recherche concertée) convention 18/23-091, GLOBMIG is a 48-month interdiscplinary project that aims at developing stronger conceptual tools to better understand and model global migration patterns, to anticipate future migration pressures, and to investigate the global implications of policy reforms. It gathers professors from UCLouvain and Liser within a highly interdisciplinary team (see Our Team).

Funding Institution	Partner Institution	Research Consortium

• Project
  • Objectives
  • Work packages
• Migration accounting model
  • Root Drivers of Internal Migration
  • Integration for the 21th century
  • Effectiveness of legal framework
• Innovative Data Sources
  • Using machine learning to study and forecast migration
  • Special section on cross-border mobility during COVID-19
• Inventory and assessment of European laws and policies
  • Inventory of policies and laws
• Modeling the interplay between internal and international migrations
  • Peer-reviewed publications
  • In progress
  • Other publications
  • Communications in Conferences
• Visualization, exploitation and dissemination tools
• Our Team
  • Demographic Team
  • Law Team
  • Economic Team
  • Computer Science Team