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This special collection of papers in Data & Policy (some of which also featured as a special track at the Data for Policy Conference 2024) seeks to understand the ways in which new data sources, technologies, and anticipatory techniques can help signal emerging migration trends. They explore how anticipatory techniques can be leveraged by decision-makers and how to implement necessary legal and regulatory considerations to protect the human and data rights of migrants on the way.
See the Call for Papers and Data & Policy blog by the Guest Editors that outlined the original aims of the special collection.
With thanks to Guest Editors:
Martina Belmonte, Umberto Minora and Anna Rosińska (all from the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Knowledge Centre on Migration and Demography Unit); Matteo Fontana (Royal Holloway, University of London); Damien Jusselme and Alina Menocal Peters (International Organization for Migration); Sara Marcucci and Stefaan Verhulst (The GovLab).