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Global Migration Futures: Findings and strategic responses

Wednesday, 14 September 2011, 4.30pm to 6pm

The Azores

Hosted by Global Migration Futures

A panel organised by the GMF team at the 16th International Metropolis conference, the Azores.

Experts and GMF team in discussions during
Experts and GMF team in discussions during

What will drive global migration in 2035? What will be the main changes in future migration patterns and trends? How will and should key migration stakeholders - including governments, international organizations, the private sector, and civil society - respond to future migration to achieve positive development outcomes? This panel presents the findings from the International Migration Institute’s Global Migration Futures project that uses an innovative scenario methodology, traditionally used in the private sector, to develop a comprehensive perspective on future international migration.

Chair

Ronald Skeldon (University of Sussex)

Panelists

Megatrends and key certainties for future international migration

Hein de Haas (University of Oxford)

Using scenarios to study future international migration

Simona Vezzoli (University of Oxford) 

Key uncertainties for future international migration

Ayla Bonfiglio (University of Oxford)