ZEF's research on migration

ZEF has been conducting research on different aspects of migration and mobility over the past 15 years.

Moreover, our efforts and activities in the realm of institutional and academic capacity development in developing countries have addressed root causes of forced migration: Around 80 percent of our PhD students return to their home countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia after finishing their degree to re-invest their skills in developing institutions and shaping policies in their societies.

Please find more research outcome and publications by<link http: www.zef.de external-link-new-window external link in new> ZEF experts / researchers on different aspects of migration and mobility at:

• <link http: www.zef.de external-link-new-window external link in new>Webpage on mobility and migration
• <link http: www.zef.de external-link-new-window external link in new>Publications on mobility and migration
• <link http: www.zef.de external-link-new-window external link in new>Doctoral theses on mobility and migration
• <link http: www.zef.de external-link-new-window external link in new>Projects on mobility and migration

You can also read the latest <link fileadmin downloads zef_news zef_news_32_web_n.pdf download file>ZEF news no. 32 (November 2015) with a focus on Migration and the <link fileadmin downloads annualreport_14-15_lead_article.pdf download file>Annual Report's lead article on the issue. Read also a an <link http: www.zef.de fileadmin downloads we_4-2015_web_12.pdf external-link-new-window external link in new>article about Migration by ZEF-director Joachim von Braun (in German) in the magazine "<link http: www.welthungerhilfe.de fileadmin user_upload ueber_uns we_4-2015_web.pdf external-link-new-window external link in new>Welternährung" December 2015 published by the "Welthungerhilfe".