Visualization of the dataset "Migration, Transnationalism and Social Protection"

This document describes the dataset used for the interactive visualization. Original data compiled via a survey with national experts (social policy and migration scholars) across EU27. Experts were asked to consult the national and international legislation regulating migrants’ access to welfare entitlements and provide objective information (as stipulated in the text of the law) regarding the specific eligibility conditions under which individuals can claim different types of benefits. The survey included standardized questions to ensure comparability across countries. Codebook and xml along DDI standard.

This file contains all the information allowing the duplication of the results represented in the visualization available here: https://tabsoft.co/3gG6HGa

Related Organizations

University of Neuchâtel
Switzerland
University of Liège
Belgium

Keywords

Old age pension, Consular services, Emigrants, Healthcare, EU27, Social protection, Diaspora policies, Welfare benefits, Unemployment, Family benefits, Immigrants, Social assistance

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