Summary of Escaping the Deterrence Trap: Key Building Blocks for a Better Migration System
This policy brief discusses the need for migration policies beyond deterrence, emphasizing flexibility, stakeholder engagement, and social networks. It highlights innovative approaches like the EU’s Temporary Protection Directive and community sponsorship. The authors advocate for adaptable systems and digital infrastructure to improve migration management.
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