Hungary at crossroad

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Hungary at crossroad

• Mary RÉDEI, DSc.
• ELTE
• Migration Challenges to the Visegrad Countries
  from Eastern Europe
• 19 October Budapest

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Presentation deal with

• Geographical location means opportunity
• Who or what governance the migration
• Red card or red carpet?
• New way of thinking
• State of art

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Geographical location means opportunity

• significant players
• time for development value-oriented migration
  strategy.
• arrivals need more re-engineering in new
  environment
• metropolitan spaces -at the border of a
  neighbouring country

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Who or what governance the migration?

• The impact of migration cannot fit for all.
• the monitoring of illegal migration has more
  impact for the national strategy,than the any
  other domestics goal.
• to shape the process in ways that promotes their
  national economic interests and priorities

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red cards or red carpets /win-win position

• The qualification gain is sometimes creating more
  social load.
• employment-based and skills-tested migration
• When in your home country there is no need for
  your skills, then there is a so-called individual
  under-invest in human capital
• young generation were socialized in the market
  economy,

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New way of thinking

• Instead of governmental and backyard afraid of
  immigration,
• what we expect from arrivals
• secure borders and open doors must some how
  define, advocate

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The development of Schengen and non Schengen
staying permit holders to Hungary
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Foreign citizens residing in Hungary by
citizenship
Schengen area
Non-Schengen area
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Share of male and female ()
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Foreign citizens staying in Hungary by marital
status ()
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Foreign citizens staying in Hungary by age groups
()
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The share of foreign citizens staying in Budapest
()
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Thanks for your attentionthe floor is
openmaryredei_at_ludens.elte.hu