The MAFE project is a collaborative research project (See the Page Partners) that started in 2005 with the objective to collect and analyze innovative data on migration between Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe. The key notion underpinning the MAFE project is that migration must not only be seen as a one-way flow from Africa to Europe. Return migration, circulation and transnational practices are ...
The MAFE GED is an online working platform for the MAFE team members. Access the MAFE GED In case of problem, please contact Catherine Daurèle at: catherine.daurele@ined.fr
MAFE is coordinated by the Institut National d’Etudes Démographiques, INED. Scientific Coordination: Cris Beauchemin Coordination assistant: Catherine Daurèle Adress: Institut National d’Etudes Démogrpahiques 133 boulevard Davout 75020 Paris France Tel: +33 (0)1.56.06.20.34 Fax: +33 (0)1.56.06.21.99 Email: info@mafeproject.com
The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Community’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement n°217206.
How to access the MAFE datasets ? Insights on newly released data on Afro-European migration The MAFE (Migration between Africa and Europe) project data will be released in January 2014. This meeting will provide a first insight on the survey methodology, on the datasets structure and will present some case studies of analysis ran by the MAFE team. It is open to ...
This workshop provided an opportunity for nine PhD students involved in the MAFE project to present research papers and get feedback from peers on their research findings. Researchers presented papers on the four work package themes of the MAFE project: determinants of migration, migratory trajectories, occupational and labour trajectories, and migration and family. Event programme (EN)
The final MAFE conference, ’Comparative and Multi-sited Approaches to International Migration’, took place in Paris on 12-14 December 2012. The objective of this conference was to promote a multi-sited and comparative approach to international migration, explicitly bringing together researchers and research evidence from different parts of the world. The conference focused on quantitative approaches to international migration that deal simultaneously with processes in places of origin and destination. ...
WP 38 - Liu M.-M., Becoming a Man: Legal status, Networks ans Male Migration between Senegal and Europe, June 2015 (EN) WP 37 - Caarls K., Mazzucato V., Transnational marriages and reunification : Ghanaian couples between Ghana and Europe, May 2015 (EN) WP 36 - Liu M.-M., How do origin and Destination Social Capital influence Migration betwenn Senegal and Europe?, February 2015 ...
Beauchemin C., Lessault D., 2014, Les statistiques des migrations africaines : ni exode, ni invasion, E-Migrinter, 12, p. 33-43 Beauchemin C., Nappa J., Schoumaker B., Baizan P., Gonzalez-Ferrer A., Caarls K. and Mazzucato V., 2014, Reunifying versus Living Apart Together Across Borders : A Comparative Analysis of Sub-Saharan Migration to Europe, International Migration Review, Volume 48 (4) Baizan P., Beauchemin C., Gonzalez-Ferrer ...
MAFE PROJECT Policy Briefing No. 1, Migration between Africa and Europe, SCMR & INED (January 2013) MAFE PROJECT Policy Briefing No. 2, Changing patterns of migration between Africa and Europe: Departures, trajectories & returns, SCMR, UCL & INED (January 2013) MAFE PROJECT Briefing Paper No. 3, Factors of migration between Africa & Europe: Assessing the role of education, family & policy, SCMR, ...
