Migration & Xenophobia

Idasa's work on Migration and Xenophobia is done by the Southern African Migration Project (SAMP), which provides the governments of Southern Africa with policy-relevant information regarding cross-border population migration. It also promotes public awareness of the role, status and contribution of foreign immigrants of African origin in South Africa. Idasa is one of a number of partners in this programme, including research and policy institutes from different countries in Africa and Queen's University in Canada.

Resources

2	Activities
6	Articles
1	Book
3	Newsletters
2	Press Release
9	Research Reports
45	SAMP Migration Policy Series
1	Workshop Report

Recent Resources

[2010 Jul 14]	SAMP Migration Policy Series: Migration, Remittances and 'Development' in Lesotho - Migration Policy Paper 52
[2010 Feb 03]	Books: Surviving on the move: Migration, Poverty and Development in Southern Africa,
[2009 Oct 29]	Articles: Politics of Migration and Implications for Democracy
[2009 Jul 27]	Activities: Promoting Regional Dialogue on Migration
[2009 Jul 02]	Research Reports: Gone to Egoli: Economic Survival Strategies in Zimbabwe
[2009 Jun 27]	Activities: Migrant Health
[2009 Mar 25]	Articles: Is how a country treats the most vulnerable of its people not a test of its humanity?
[2008 Nov 24]	Newsletters: Migration & Social Cohesion
[2008 Sep 26]	SAMP Migration Policy Series: Gender, Migration and Remittances in Southern Africa - 49
[2008 Aug 18]	Newsletters: Migration & Social Cohesion