Improving the living and labour conditions of irregularised migrant households in Europe

改善欧洲非正规移民家庭的生活和劳动条件

• 批准号: 10064104
• 金额: $ 3.97万
• 依托单位: JOINT COUNCIL FOR THE WELFARE OF IMMIGRANTS
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: EU-Funded
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10064104
• 关键词: Improving; living; labour; conditions; irregularised

I-CLAIM aims to investigate the living and working conditions of undocumented migrants in six European countries. Its goal is to uncover the spectrum and drivers of migrants’ irregular status, as well as the impact it has on migrant families, through an intersectional and intergenerational lens. The project combines the need to advance scientific knowledge and theorisation on the production of irregularity with the urgency to contribute to policy and public debates aimed at improving the lives of undocumented migrant households in Europe. Notably, it introduces the concept of “irregularity assemblages” to capture how irregularity is produced by the interplay of immigration and asylum laws, policies and practice; broader labour market and welfare regimes; and dominant public narratives and perceptions. This understanding underpins the co-design, assessment, and validation of policy options and public interventions that target place-specific, sectoral, and intersectional criticalities and vulnerabilities experienced by a range of people with uncertain or no legal status in Europe. The project achieves its overarching ambition to inform public and political debates on irregularised migration by engaging with relevant European, national, local, and sectoral actors at all stages of the research process. These include labour unions and migrant rights organizations in six countries. Methodologically, the project applies policy and discourse analysis of the legal and narrative frameworks that produce a complex infrastructure of irregularity in Europe. It also employs survey experiments to capture public perceptions of irregularity and ethnographies of labour market sectors with high numbers of undocumented migrants and varying degrees of digital platform penetration (agri-food, care and domestic work, and logistics and delivery). The project also utilizes collaborative, multimodal, and art-based research methods.

I-CLAIM旨在调查六个欧洲国家无证移民的生活和工作条件。其目标是通过跨部门和代际的透镜，揭示移徙者非正常身份的范围和驱动因素，以及它对移徙家庭的影响。该项目结合了需要推进科学知识和理论化的生产不正常的紧迫性，以促进政策和公共辩论，旨在改善生活的无证移民家庭在欧洲。值得注意的是，它引入了“不正常集合”的概念，以说明移民和庇护法律、政策和做法;更广泛的劳动力市场和福利制度;以及占主导地位的公共叙事和观念之间的相互作用如何产生不正常现象。这一理解是共同设计、评估和验证政策选择和公共干预措施的基础，这些政策选择和公共干预措施针对欧洲一系列不确定或没有法律的地位的人所经历的特定地点、部门和交叉的关键和脆弱性。该项目实现了其总体目标，通过在研究过程的各个阶段与相关的欧洲，国家，地方和部门参与者进行接触，为关于非正规移民的公共和政治辩论提供信息。这些组织包括六个国家的工会和移民权利组织。在方法上，该项目适用于政策和话语分析的法律的和叙事框架，产生了一个复杂的基础设施的不规则在欧洲。它还采用调查实验来捕捉公众对劳动力市场部门的不规则性和人种学的看法，这些部门有大量无证移民和不同程度的数字平台渗透（农业食品，护理和家政工作，物流和交付）。该项目还利用协作，多模式和基于艺术的研究方法。