On 30 September 2010 the Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies (SIEPS) will arrange a seminar in Brussels on circular migration, where Professor Per Lundborg, Stockholm University, presents his report Immigration Policy for Circular Migration. One reason for the EU to consider a circular migration policy, is the fear that developing countries will experience "brain drain" when high-skilled workers emigrate to the EU. In his report, Professor Lundborg examines amongst other things to which extent "brain drain" is a problem for the sending countries. The report is part of the research project Internal and external dimensions of a common asylum and migration policy.

Participants
Per Lundborg, Professor, Stockholm University
Hildegard Schneider, Professor, Maastricht University
Peter Bosch, Member of Cabinet for Commissioner Cecilia Malmström

Chair
Ole Ryborg, European editor, Mandag Morgen


Time: 11.00-13.00 on 30 September 2010
Venue: The Permanent representation of Sweden to the EU, Square de Meeûs 30, Brussels
Register no later than 28 September

The seminar, which is held in English, is free of charge and open to the public. All participants will receive a copy of the publication. 

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