Hein De Haas

HIGHLIGHTED work

(2010) Migration and development: a theoretical perspective. International Migration Review. Vol. 44 No. 1, 1-38.

(2010) The internal dynamics of migration processes: A theoretical inquiry. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 36(10).

with Francisco Rodriguez (2010) Mobility and Human Development: Introduction. Journal of Human Development and Capabilities. 11(02): 177-184.

(2009) Mobility and Human Development. Human Development Research Paper 2009/01. New York City: UNDP.

(2008) The myth of invasion: The inconvenient realities of migration from Africa to the European Union. Third World Quarterly, 29 (7): 1305-1322.

(2007) Turning the tide? Why development will not stop migration. Development and Change, 38(5) 819-840.

Hein de Haas is Co-Director of the International Migration Institute (IMI) of the Department of International Development and the University of Oxford.

His research focuses on the links between migration and processes of development and globalisation. He did extensive fieldwork in the Middle East and North Africa and, particularly, Morocco.

In 2009, Hein de Haas was awarded a Starting Grant by the European Research Council (ERC) for DEMIG, a five year (2010-2014) research project on the determinants of international migration.

Hein de Haas's current work includes:

The determinants of migration
Migration and development
The role of states and policies in migration processes
African-European migration
Global migration futures

hein.dehaas@qeh.ox.ac.uk
International Migration Institute
Oxford Department of International Development
3 Mansfield Road
Oxford OX1 3TB
United Kingdom