'Accounting' for migrants in inequality and the future: the distance to openness

The questions of the value of migrations to social development and the alleviation and/ or exacerbation of poverty and inequality have featured strongly in international debates and discussions in the wake of large-scale movements of people from Africa into Europe and the protectionist responses of voters in many European countries.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32380614
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European Law and Migration
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'Accounting' for migrants in inequality and the future: the distance to openness

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European Law and Migration
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'Accounting' for migrants in inequality and the future: the distance to openness

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Abstract

The questions of the value of migrations to social development and the alleviation and/ or exacerbation of poverty and inequality have featured strongly in international debates and discussions in the wake of large-scale movements of people from Africa into Europe and the protectionist responses of voters in many European countries.

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Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
European Law and Migration
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