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Dr Martin Ruhs speaks to Rob McNeil of the Migration Observatory about the migration cap.
“Correction: At 7:17 min., Dr Ruhs states that “The majority of the British public believe that the cap will be effective in reducing net-migration”. The correct statement is: “A majority of the public supports the idea of the cap".
Social Care for Older People and Demand for Migrant Workers (updated)
Migrants in London: Policy Challenges (updated)
2011 Census: Country of birth and non-UK passport holders
2011 Census: Non-UK born short-term residents
2011 Census: Language in England and Wales
Public Opinion on Migration (updated)
Overview of the UK Census and Migration Data
The Office for National Statistics Migration Data
2011 Census: International Migration
Thinking behind the Numbers
Selecting the Best and Brightest
Migration and Development
Asylum Policy
The UK and Global Migration Governance
Integration
Mixed Migration: Policy Challenges
Irregular Migrant Children and Public Policy
Labour Shortages and Immigration Policy
Citizenship: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
UK Migration Policy and EU Law
Demographic objectives in migration policy
Immigration Detention: Policy Challenges
Controlling Labour Immigration: Caps and Alternatives
The Migration Observatory launch video
