The Atlas of Migration is a reference book providing a snapshot of migration and a knowledge base for policymakers, stakeholders, businesses, researchers and the general public. The Atlas has 3 sections: migration in EU, migration in non-EU countries, and a thematic Section on “Drivers of migration”. The Atlas of Migration is built on the conviction that accurate data can inform a more detailed understanding of trends, patterns and differences in migration over time and from place to place. As has been widely noted, public perceptions tend to over-estimate the scale of migration. People’s views are based on a range of factors, from their own experiences to their access to different sources of information and concerns about broader social, economic and cultural change. The Atlas aims to be a reliable source of information, promoting the accurate understanding of migration and mobility that have been and will remain a defining feature of Europe’s society, economy and politics for decades.

CHIARAMELLO Davide;  CORTINOVIS Roberto;  KAJANDER Nina;  LOESCHNER Jan;  MAJORANO SARAPO Francesca;  ROSINSKA Anna;  SCAPOLO Fabiana;  SERMI Francesco;  TALÒ Teresa;  TARCHI Dario; 

BONGIARDO Davide;  CRESPI Igor;  DARA Antonella;  SOFOS Ioannis; 

2024-12-18

Publications Office of the European Union

JRC140201

978-92-68-23169-2 (online),    978-92-68-23170-8 (print),   

1831-9424 (online),    1018-5593 (print),   

EUR 40165,    EUR 40165 (print),    OP KJ-01-24-228-EN-N (online),    OP KJ-01-24-228-EN-C (print),   

https://knowledge4policy.ec.europa.eu/atlas-migration_en,    https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC140201,   

10.2760/8592270 (online),    10.2760/5025638 (print),