International Migration Outlook 2009

PRESS MATERIAL

VIDEO

•  Webcast of the press conference
  
  
• OECD Secretary-General remarks for the launch
  
  
• Keep doors open to migrant workers to meet long-term labour needs, says OECD (press release)
• Policy Brief - International Migration: Charting a course through the crisis

Immigrants have been strongly affected by rising unemployment as a result of the economic downturn. But migration will remain an essential ingredient in the economy of the 21st century...

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Spotlight on Migration and Demography

The crisis affects immigration and integration, but the long-term challenges posed by population ageing remain...

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Sources and comparability of migration statistics

Notes related to the following tables

Statistical Series
A. Cross national tables

A.1. Foreign and/or foreign-born population: stocks and flows

• A.1.1. Inflows of foreign population into selected OECD countries 
• A.1.2. Outflows of foreign population from selected OECD countries
• A.1.3. Inflows of asylum seekers into selected OECD countries
• A.1.4. Stocks of foreign-born population in selected OECD countries
• A.1.5. Stocks of foreign population in selected OECD countries
• A.1.6. Acquisition of nationality in selected OECD countries

A.2. Foreign or foreign-born labour force: stocks and flows

• A.2.1. Inflows of foreign workers into selected OECD countries
• A.2.2. Stocks of foreign-born labour force in selected OECD countries
• A.2.3. Stocks of foreign labour force in selected OECD countries

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PREVIOUS EDITIONS

• International Migration Outlook, 2008 edition
• International Migration Outlook, 2007 edition
• International Migration Outlook, 2006 edition
• Trends in International Migration, 2004 edition
• Trends in International Migration, 2003 edition
• Trends in International Migration, 2002 edition

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