Circular migration has become an important concept in the EU's future migration policy. The main purpose is to minimise brain-drain while simultaneously allowing the international movement of workers to render the economies of both sending and receiving countries more efficient. In a new SIEPS report, Immigration policy for Circular Migration, Professor Per Lundborg, Stockholm University, examines the relevant literature and discusses the problems that might result when a policy that promotes the movement of highly-skilled workers is designed. The report is part of the research project Internal and external dimensions of a common asylum and migration policy.

Speaker:
Per Lundborg, Professor of Economics, SULCIS, Stockholm University

Discussants:
Tobias Billström, Minister for Migration and Asylum Policy

Mikaela Valtersson, Member of the Swedish Parliament and chairman of the Government study on circular migration

Chair: Anna Danielsson Öberg, journalist

Time: Thursday 17 December at 14:00-15:30
Coffee and registration between 13:30 - 14:00

Venue: Sibeliussalen, Finlandshuset, Snickarbacken 4

Register to: info@sieps.se This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it no later than 15 December

 The seminar is free of charge and will be held in Swedish.