At the Breakfast Briefing series Oxford University's Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS) seeks to make available and discuss topical, cutting edge research on migration and migration related issues.
This breakfast meeting briefing sums up evidence from the MIPEX, produced by the British Council and the Migration Policy Group, with UK national partners Runnymede Trust and Immigration Advisory Service. With new analysis over time MIPEX can identify the changing trends in major countries of immigration. This briefing addresses the following issues: How does the UK compare to the rest of Europe and North America? How has it fallen behind on migration integration policy? How can it become a leader again? And are the UK’s emerging policies on long-term settlement and acquisition to nationality “consistent with practice in other countries”, as the government’s impact assessment claims?
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COMPAS Oxford: Where is the UK going on migrant integration policy
Thomas Huddleston
Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Group
Thomas Huddleston is a policy analyst at the Migration Policy Group, a European think-and-do-tank. He coordinates MPG’s research for European cooperation on national integration policies, including the second and third editions of the Migrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX) (published in February 2011) and the third edition of the European Commission’s Handbook on Integration.
