Gulf Research Meeting
Philippe Fargues
GRM 2018 Workshop: The Future of Population and Migration in the Gulf
GRM 2017 Workshop: Migration Policies in the Gulf: Continuity and Change
GRM 2015 Workshop: The Role of Legislation, Policies, and Practices in Irregular Migration to the Gulf with Support from Qatar university
GRM 2014 Workshop: Determinants of Future Migration in the Gulf
GRM 2012 Workshop: Socio-economic Impacts of GCC Migration
GRM 2011 Workshop: Migration in the Gulf
GRM 2010 Workshop: The Impact of Migration on Gulf Development and Stability
Philippe Fargues is a French demographer. He is a part-time Professor at the Robert Schuman Centre of the European University Institute and an Affiliate at the Middle East Initiative of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard Kennedy School. He was the founding Director of EUI’s Migration Policy Centre and held senior positions at the National Institute for Demographic Studies in Paris and the American University in Cairo and taught at Harvard and various universities in France, the Middle East and Africa. His research interests include population, international migration and politics. His recent publications include: Skilful Survivals. Irregular Migration to the Gulf (with Nasra Shah, GRC-Cambridge, 2017); Mass migration and uprisings in the Arab countries: An analytical framework (International Development Policy, 2017); Migration from North Africa and the Middle East: Skilled Migrants, Development and Globalisation (IB Tauris, 2015), Is What We Hear About Migration Really True? Questioning Eight Migration Stereotypes (EUI, 2014); International Migration and the Nation State in Arab Countries (Middle East Law and Governance, 2013); Demography, Migration and Revolt in the South of the Mediterranean (Brookings, 2012); International Migration and the Demographic Transition: a TwoWay Interaction (International Migration Review, 2011).
