IPF	Razvan Stan

Managing Illegal Labour Migration from Eastern Europe to the European Union. The Case of Romanian Migrant Workers Context and background ▪  Soros network initiatives Centre of Migration Research  ▪ Relevant regional initiatives UNDP Romania Rompres (government press agency) Coalition against Trafficking in Women  ▪ Annotated papers International Migration - Poland 2003 International Migration - Poland 2002 International Migration - Poland 1998 Migration in Central and Eastern Europe Influx and Integration of Migrants Growing Diversity of Flows and People Stable Population Movements Labour Migration in Europe    Project objectives asses the successes and failures of central and local initiatives to control illegal migration based on an in-depth case study identify the main factors contributing to the illegal migration of Romanian workers uncover the routes, structure, dynamics and methods utilized by several illegal migration networks devise informed policy recommendations and disseminate them to relevant stakeholders to stimulate reflection,debate and public pressure on illegal migration issues write a research paper and 20-page policy study with recommendations fororganizations, including the Ministry of Administration and Interior, Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, and the International Organization for Migration

Fellow Website ▪ www.policy.hu/razvan    Fellow activities & publications ▪ Razvan Stan participated at the conference ‘Irregular Migration: Research, Policy and Practice’, organized in Oxford, between 7-8 July 2005 by Centre on Migration Policy and Society (COMPAS); ▪ Razvan Stan participated at the Workshop on Developments and Patterns of Migration Processes in Central and Eastern Europe held on 25-27 August in Prague.   ▪ Policy paper expected in April 2006    The fellow ▪ Curriculum vitae ▪ Research proposal ▪ e-mail:    2005 Working Groups ▪ 2005 Working Group Summary ▪ Democratic Governance ▪ Wider Europe ▪ Public Health and Roma ▪ Policy Making ▪ Combatting Organized Crime ▪ Higher Education Reform ▪ Open Society in Former SU ▪ Open Society and Muslims    2006 Working Groups ▪ 2006 Working Group Summary ▪ Wider Europe ▪ Open Muslim Societies ▪ Open Society Threats ▪ Resource Curse ▪ Roma Exclusion ▪ Open Information Policy

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January 2006