The global stock of international migrants was around 214 million in 2010. More on this
Dr Alessio Cangiano speaks to Rob McNeil of the Migration Observatory about demographic objectives in migration policy.
Correction: At 2:00 min, Dr Cangiano says: “The conservative Government is putting in place plans to cut immigration from hundreds of thousands to the tens of thousands.” The correct statement is: “The conservative Government aims to cut net-migration to the tens of thousands”.
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
The UK Census and Migration Data
The Office for National Statistics Migration Data
ONS International Migration and the 2011 Census
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?
Public Opinion and Public Policy
UK Migration Policy and EU Law
Demographic objectives in migration policy
Social Care and Demand for Migrant Workers
Migrants in London: Policy Challenges
Immigration Detention: Policy Challenges
Controlling Labour Immigration: Caps and Alternatives
The Migration Observatory launch video
