Russian Migration Policy’s Effects on Eurasian Human Mobility
Kennan Institute Distinguished Speaker Series
As a major destination country for both permanent and temporary migrants, Russia has a significant influence on migration flows in the region. Professor Ivakhnyuk’s presentation examined Russian migration policy using official statistics, sociological surveys, and political dialogue between stakeholders. Her findings demonstrate how a liberal and consistent state policy towards labor migrants could meet the economic, demographic, and geopolitical interests of the Russian Federation.
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