Centre National de le Recherche Scientifique Quetelet-Progedo
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  • Identifiant(s) :
    • IE0216C
    • 10.48756/ined-IE0216C-1009
  • Thème(s) :
    • Migrations internationales, discrimination, intégration
    • Conditions et indicateurs économiques
    • Identité culturelle et nationale
    • Migration
  • Série : Migrations between Africa and Europe (MAFE) (2008 – 2010)
  • Couverture géographique :
    • Six European countries and three African countries participated in the MAFE surveys. Data collection was carried out in both sending countries in Africa and destination countries in Europe, in order to constitute transnational samples. For MAFE Ghana, data was collected in Ghana (African part), and the Netherlands and United Kingdom (European part).
  • Producteur(s) :
    • Institut national d'études démographiques
    • University of Ghana
    • Maastricht University
    • University of Sussex
  • Diffuseur(s) :
    • Institut national d'études démographiques (Ined)

Thème(s)

NomSourceURI
Migrations internationales, discrimination, intégration Ined https://data.ined.fr/index.php/catalog/?page=1&Th%C3%A8mes%5B%5D=1&ps=15
Conditions et indicateurs économiques CESSDA Topic Classification https://vocabularies.cessda.eu/vocabulary/TopicClassification
Identité culturelle et nationale CESSDA Topic Classification https://vocabularies.cessda.eu/vocabulary/TopicClassification
Migration CESSDA Topic Classification https://vocabularies.cessda.eu/vocabulary/TopicClassification

Mot(s)-clé(s)

NomSourceURI
Africa
Emigration ELSST https://elsst.cessda.eu/id/5e868e71-e887-4487-b79e-11cda0b34eff
Europe
France
Ghana
Immigration ELSST https://elsst.cessda.eu/id/ebf35305-df80-4770-8bfe-2311389c5331
International migration ELSST https://elsst.cessda.eu/id/94feea64-93f8-40c3-acd0-23c197ff6421
Netherlands
United Kingdom

Série

Migrations between Africa and Europe (MAFE) (2008 – 2010)

Production

Producteur(s)

NomAcronyme
Institut national d'études démographiques Ined
University of Ghana UG
Maastricht University UM
University of Sussex US

Auteur(s)

NomAffiliation
BEAUCHEMIN Cris Ined

Autres contributeurs et remerciements

NomRôleAffiliation
ADDOQUAYE TAGOE Cynthia CMS
AMETEPE Fofo Ined
AWUMBILA Mariama CMS
BINAISA Nalu U. Sussex
BLACK Richard Project coordinator U. Sussex
BRINGE Arnaud Ined
CAARLS Kim U. Maastricht
CASTALDO Adriana U. Sussex
DAURELE Catherine Coordination assistant Ined
FREMPONG Faustina CMS
GARBIN David U. Sussex
GENT Saskia U. Sussex
KABBANJI Lama Ined
LAURENT Raphaël Ined
LEJBOWICZ Tania Ined
LESSAULT David Ined
MANUH Takyiwaa CMS
MAZZUCATO Valentina Project coordinator U. Maastricht
MEZGER Cora Ined
NAPPA Jocelyn Ined
QUAGLIA Martine Ined
QUARTEY Peter Project coordinator CMS
RAZAFINDRATSIMA Nicolas Ined
SCHANS Djamila U. Maastricht
SWARD Jon U. Sussex
THEVENIN Marc Ined
TOMA Sorana Ined
VICKSTROM Erik Ined
VIVIER Géraldine Ined

Date de production

2010

Période(s) couverte(s)

2009 - 2010

Subvention

217206

Diffuseur(s)

NomAcronymeURI
Institut national d'études démographiques (Ined) Progedo-Ined https://www.ined.fr/

Date de diffusion

2014-06

Citation bibliographique

English version : Migrations between Africa and Europe - MAFE Ghana (2009-2010) [datafile]. Ined, Maastricht University, University of Ghana, University of Sussex [producers]. Ined [distributor]. https://doi.org/10.48756/ined-IE0216C-1009 French version : Migrations entre l'Afrique et l'Europe - MAFE Ghana (2009-2010) [datafile]. Ined, Maastricht University, University of Ghana, University of Sussex [producteurs]. Ined [diffuseur]. https://doi.org/10.48756/ined-IE0216C-1009

Notes

The MAFE project involved 10 organisations representing a wide range of disciplines and institutions. Through the researchers involved, it combined the approaches of demographers, geographers, economists and of socio-anthropologists. The partners brought a combination of quantitative and qualitative skills. Each of the work packages brought together researchers with strong quantitative background and know-how in processing statistical analysis and large-scale data-sets, and researchers with a strong qualitative knowledge on migration patterns and African contexts. Both for project organisation and the relevance of project results, it was essential to involve European and African partners on the same footing. In addition to the North/South balance, attention has been paid to the balance within the receiving countries, between Western European countries and Southern European countries, new and older receiving countries.