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Migration Madness: Five Policy Dilemmas

With migration featuring prominently in political and popular discourse in recent years, this article examines five dilemmas that continue to dog policymakers. It is argued that any cogent and coherent policies in this area need to resolve these five basic challenges in migration policymaking: who can enter and the rules of their entry (admission); what rights and services migrants have access to (entitlements); how effectively they integrate with their host society (integration); what impact their movement has on their erstwhile home (overseas impact); and how to handle those already in a country but living and working without permission (undocumented migrants).

Studies in Christian Ethics, Vol. 19, No. 1, 21-37 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/0953946806062267


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