Corruption and migration policy. EU crisis management revisited

Abstract

This study explores the analysis of the policy of EU countries regarding immigrants under the impact corruption may have had on the formulation and implementation of migration policies. The analysis shall proceed through three steps. First, authors shall describe our position within the theoretical discourse about corruption theory. Authors shall then move on to compare the shifts in levels of corruption in select EU Member States for some crucial years during the period between 2006 and 2015. Third, researchers shall look into the core factors behind these shifts and identify links to migration policies.

The impact of migration on the competitiveness of the region and industry development

“…The issue of employing migrant workers in the EU countries is explored in the works by Bardy R. and his co-authors [11], Zainea L. and a team [12], and Dave H. et al [13][14]. Another aspect of research, namely the relationship between the EU representatives of government, and business, is presented in the works by Borella C. & Rossinelli D. [15], Sysoyeva L. & Kleinschmidt H. [16], and Kaya H. [17]. The papers [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27] prove that social and financial security, and self-development are the core determinants for the human capital development.…”

Міграційні Процеси В Україні: Фінансові, Соціальні І Економічні Детермінанти

“…For instance, the determinants of migration processes were identified, classified at the macroeconomic and microeconomic levels [15]. Other studies are devoted to one factor, such as corruption that can be a barrier to reach the high level of life [31], or income inequality [18], or lack of financial inclusion [17], as well as systematic financial, economic and educational transformations [24].…”