Descriptive Summary: Testing the Automation–Migration Interface This working paper introduces the Automation–Migration Interface Approach, a mechanism-based synthesis that updates dual labour market theory for the age of automation and artificial…

Descriptive summary: India–Netherlands Migration Skill Corridor: The Mouse and the Elephant This working paper analyses the India–Netherlands corridor as a predominantly highly skilled, private-sector-led migration pathway that expanded after the…

Descriptive Summary: Morocco–Netherlands Migration Skill Corridor: Echoes on the Highway This working paper examines the Morocco–Netherlands corridor as a post–guest worker migration pathway with deep historical roots but limited contemporary…

Descriptive Summary: Ukraine–Poland Migration Skill Corridor This working paper analyses the Ukraine–Poland migration skill corridor, a long-standing and asymmetrical pathway shaped by labour demand, geographic proximity, and, since 2022, large-scale…

Descriptive Summary: Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and Employment in the European Union: An Early-Stage Meta-Analysis of Macroeconomic Evidence This working paper provides the first EU-focused meta-analysis of macroeconomic, causal studies examining…

The Link4Skills project introduces the concept of Migration Skill Corridors as an analytical tool to explore the interdependent relationships between
origin and destination countries. Migration Skill Corridors emphasize the
circular and multi-step nature of migration, capturing flows that address skill shortages at destinations and contribute to skill development at origins.