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CARIM - Consortium for Applied Research on International Migration
Inside CARIM
The CARIM website constitutes a tool for information and communication, and is fed with data and contributions by experts of the countries studied. The CARIM Map provides quick access to this information for each of the countries covered.
Click on the map to view available CARIM publications and data on individual countries.
CARIM publishes a wide range of publications
All Analytical & Synthetic Notes
The following Analytical & Synthetic Notes have recently been added:
Khadija Elmadmad, Le Haut Commissariat des Nations Unies au Maroc (2009)
Kristen Biehl, Migration ‘Securitization’ and its Everyday Implications: an examination of Turkish asylum policy and practice (2009)
Daniela Borodak, Les déterminants de la migration de « retour » en Moldavie (2009)
A wide range of texts and data are regularly uploaded to the CARIM database. The Demographic and Economic module contains a wide range of statistics on migration and related phenomena.
View the Demographic and Economic module in full
The following have recently been added:
Arrivals of Algerians residing abroad by country of residence, 2008*
Departures of Algerians to abroad, registered at the borders, by country of destination, 2008*
Arrivals of foreigners, recorder at the borders, by country of nationality, 2008
CARIM has recently added 5 Sub-Saharan countries -Senegal, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan- to the 12 it has focused on so far. More information will be available shortly.
CARIM has just published 10 papers on Iraqi Refugees in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt and Turkey. Click on the link to view the papers.
CARIM has just published 36 papers as a result of research into Irregular Migration in Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Countries.
Click on the link to view the papers in the series.
Research and studies are conducted on issues that are considered to be crucial for countries of the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean and the European Union as well as for migrants themselves.
Website last updated: 01/07/2009