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HomeTerritorial impact of migration on frontline regions and cities on the EU shores of the Mediterranean
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The aim of the present study is threefold. First, it provides information on the recent (2020-2021) impact of migration flows via Mediterranean routes on the EU frontline regions and cities. Second, it takes a closer look at the local integration strategies developed in these frontline regions and cities which have been transforming the potential of migratory flows into social and economic gains benefitting both the host community and the third-country nationals (TCNs). To this end, five case studies are being presented as part of the study: Barcelona (Spain), Milan (Italy), Thessaloniki (Greece), Nicosia District (Cyprus), and the South East Region of Malta. Last but not least, the study also serves as a source of information for the CoR’s Annual Regional and Local Barometer.
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- Themes: Regional policy and regional economies , Justice and home affairs
- Subject: case study , Cyprus , economic consequence , EU financing , foreign national , Greece , illegal migration , integration of migrants , Italy , Malta , migration policy , migratory movement , provision of services , public service , regional and local authorities , social impact , Spain
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-895-1107-0 | DOI 10.2863/627667 | Catalogue number QG-01-21-155-EN-N |
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