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PUBLICATION LIST1HEIN DE HAASPEER REVIEWED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS(2020). Political party ideology and immigration policy reform: an empirical enquiry. PoliticalResearch Exchange 2 (1): 1-26 (with Katharina Natter and Mathias Czaika)(2019) International Migration: Trends, Determinants, and Policy Effects. Population andDevelopment Review (with Mathias Czaika, Marie‐Laurence Flahaux, Edo Mahendra,Katharina Natter, Simona Vezzoli and María Villares‐Varela).(2018) Growing Restrictiveness or Changing Selection? The Nature and Evolution of MigrationPolicies. International Migration Review 52 (2), 324-367 (with Katharina Natter and SimonaVezzoli).(2018) The Global Evolution of Travel Visa Regimes. Population and Development Review 44 (3),589-622 (with Mathias Czaika and María Villares-Varela).(2017) The Effect of Visas on Migration Processes. International Migration Review 51(4), 893- 926(with Mathias Czaika).(2015) Conceptualizing and measuring migration policy change. Comparative Migration Studies 3(15) (with Katharina Natter and Simona Vezzoli)(2016) African migrations: Patterns, trends and drivers. Comparative Migration Studies 4(1) (withMarie-Laurence Flahaux)(2015) Walking the tightrope: between global trends and regional detail. Ethnic and Racial Studies38(13), 2377-2385 (with Stephen Castles and Mark Miller).(2015) Introduction: revisiting Moroccan migrations. The Journal of North African Studies 20(4),503-521 (with Mohamed Berriane and Katharina Natter)(2015) Return migration as failure or success? The determinants of return migration intentionsamong Moroccan migrants in Europe. Journal of International Migration and Integration16(2), 415-429 (with Tineke Fokkema).(2014) The Globalization of Migration: Has the World Really become more Migratory?International Migration Review 48(2), 283-323 (with Mathias Czaika)(2013) The Effectiveness of Immigration Policies. Population and Development Review 39(3):487–508 (with Mathias Czaika).(2013) Migration and development on the South-North frontier: A comparison of the Mexico-USand Morocco-EU cases. Journal of Migration and Ethnic Studies 39:7, 1041-1065 (withSimona Vezzoli)(2012). "The Migration and Development Pendulum: A Critical View on Research and Policy."International Migration 50(3): 8-25.(2012) "The Role of Internal and International Relative Deprivation in Global Migration." OxfordDevelopment Studies 40(4): 423-442. (with Mathias Czaika)(2012) Migration systems, Pioneer Migrants and the Role of Agency. Journal of Critical Realism11 (4), 413-437. (with Oliver Bakewell and Agnieszka Kubal)(2012) Critical approaches to transit migration, Population, Space and Place 18( 4), 407–414 (withMichael Collyer and Franck Düvell).1Last updated 25 July 2020.1
(2012) Developing dynamic categorisations of ‘transit migration. Population, Space and Place18(4): 468–481(with Michael Collyer)(2011) Mediterranean Migration Futures: Patterns, drivers and scenarios. Global EnvironmentalChange 21S: S59–S69(2011), The effects of integration and transnational ties on international return migration intentions.Demographic Research 24, 755-782. (with Tineke Fokkema)(2011), Pre- and post-migration determinants of socio-cultural integration of African immigrants inItaly and Spain. International Migration. (published online DOI: 10.1111/j.14682435.2011.00687.x) (with Tineke Fokkema)(2010) Migration and development: a theoretical perspective, International Migration Review44(1): 227-64.(2010) The internal dynamics of migration processes: A theoretical inquiry. Journal of Ethnic andMigration Studies 36(10): 1587 – 1617(2010) 'Migration as emancipation? The impact of internal and international migration on theposition of women in rural Morocco', Oxford Development Studies 38(1): 43-62 – this articlewon the Sanjaya Lall Prize for the best article published in Oxford Development Studies.(with Aleida Van Rooij)(2010) Intra-Household Conflicts in Migration Decisionmaking: Return and Pendulum Migration inMorocco. Population and Development Review 36(3): 541–56. (with Tineke Fokkema)(2010) Post-return experiences and transnational belonging of return migrant: A Dutch-Moroccancase study. Global Networks – A Journal of Transnational Affairs 10(4): 489-509 (with Junede Bree and Tine Davids)(2010) Mobility and Human Development: Introduction. Journal of Human Development andCapabilities 11(2): 177-184 (with F. Rodriguez)(2009) International migration and regional development in Morocco: a critical review of theliterature. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 35(10): 1571-1593(2008) The myth of invasion: The inconvenient realities of migration from Africa to the EuropeanUnion. Third World Quarterly 29 (7): 1305-1322(2007) Morocco’s migration experience: a transitional perspective. International Migration 45(4)39-70.(2007) Turning the tide? Why development will not stop migration. Development and Change 38(5)819-840.(2006) Migration, Remittances and Regional Development in Morocco. Geoforum 37(4): 565-580.(2006) Cherishing the Goose with the Golden Eggs: Trends in Migrant Remittances from Europe toMorocco 1970–2004 International Migration Review 40(3) 603-634. (with Roald Plug)(2005) International migration, remittances and development: myths and facts. Third WorldQuarterly, 6(8)05: 1269-1284.(2002) Migration, Development and Agricultural Change in the South-Moroccan Todgha Valley.The Arab World Geographer Vol. 4, No. 4 (2002), 301-319.EDITORIAL ACTIVITY(2015) Revisiting Moroccan Migrations. Special issues The Journal of North African Studies. 20(4)(wih Mohamed Berriane and Katharina Natter)(2012) African Migrations Research: Innovative Methods and Methodologies. Africa World Press.A French translation (Les Recherches sur les Migrations Africaines: Méthodes etMéthodologies Innovantes) appeared with L’Harmattan publishers in 2013. (with MohamedBerriane)2
(2012) Special issue on Transit Migration, Population, Space and Place,18(4): 407–481. (withFranck Düvell and Michael Collyer)(forthcoming) Transit Migrations in Europe: Contested Concepts and Diverse Realities.Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. (with Franck Düvell, Irina Molodikova and MichaelCollyer)(2010) on Migration and Development, Special Issue of Journal of Human Development andCapabilities 11(2). (with F. Rodriguez)(2010) Theories of migration and social change. Special issue of Journal of Migration and EthnicStudies. (Stephen Castles, Nick Van Hear and Ellie Vasta)(2009) Web Anthology on Migrant Remittances and Development: Research Perspectives.Published by SSRC (New York, US). http://essays.ssrc.org/remittances anthology/?page id 3(with Josh DeWind; Richard H. Adams, Jr.; and Una Osili Ukonkwo)OTHER JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS(2014) Global Migration Futures: Developing Scenarios for the Horn of Africa and Yemen.ITYOP̣IS – Northeast African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (NEAJ) (with AylaBonfiglio and Simona Vezzoli). http://www.ityopis.org/Home.html(2014) What drives human migration? B. Anderson and M. Keith (eds), Migration: A COMPASAnthology. Oxford: Centre on Migration, Policy and Society.(2013) "Measuring Migration Policies: Some Conceptual and Methodological Reflections." in A.Ellermann (ed) Migration and Citizenship Newsletter of the American Political ScienceAssociation 1(2): 40-47. (with Mathias Czaika)(2012) 'Migration and revolution'. Forced Migration Review, sigona.html (with Nando Sigona)(2011) Een halve eeuw Noord-Afrikaanse emigratie in perspectief. Internationale Spectator.(2007) Migration et développement : des mythes tenaces. Courrier de la Planète, no. 81-82.(2006) North African Migration Systems: Evolution, Transformations and Development Linkages.Migración y Desarrollo 2006(2) 65-95 Spanish version: Sistemas Migratorios en el Norte deÁfrica: Evolución, Transformaciones y Vínculos con el Desarrollo. Migración y Desarrollo2006(2) 63-92(2006) Migration and Development: Policy Options to Enhance the Contribution of DiasporaGroups. Metropolis World Bulletin, 6, September 2006. Version française : Migration etdéveloppement : des solutions stratégiques pour accroître la participation de la diaspora.(2005) De migratieparadox: Waarom ontwikkeling emigratie stimuleert, Geografie, October 2005,14 (8), 12-16.(2004) Migratie en ontwikkeling: mythen, nuances en nieuwe inzichten. Internationale Spectator,vol. 58 (2004), afl. 5, pp. 252-257(2004) Migranten veranderen Marokko: Rabat maakt de kippen met de gouden eieren het hof,ZemZem, Vol 1, afl 1, pp. 57-63.(2004) Arme landen profiteren van migratie, De Helling; vol. 17, afl. 1, pp. 14-15.(1997) Retombées Ecologiques et Humaines de la Migration dans l’Agriculture Marginale desOasis et Montagnes Marocaines. Cahiers du CEMMM, no. 5. Oujda: Université Mohammed Ier,47-74 (with Paolo De Mas)3
BOOKS, RESEARCH MONOGRAPHS AND MAJOR REPORTS(2020) The Age of Migration: International Population Movements in the Modern World, (fullyrevised) 6th edition. Red Globe Press (with S. Castles and M. J. Miller) ). [Prominent textbook infield of migration studies](2016) Revisiting Moroccan Migrations. (with M. Berriane and K. Natter, eds). Routledge: Oxford.(2014) The Age of Migration, 5th edition. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire and London:Palgrave Macmillan (with Castles, Stephen and Mark J. Miller(2015) Youth and rural development: Evidence from 25 school- to-work transition surveys. Geneva:International Labour Office (ILO). (with Sara Elder, Marco Principi and Kerilyn Schewel)(2008) Irregular migration from West Africa to the Maghreb and the European Union. Geneva:International Organisation for Migration. French Translation : Migration irrégulière d’AfriqueOccidentale en Afrique du Nord et en Union européenne.(2007) Migration, remittances and social development. Geneva: United Nations ResearchDepartment for Social Development.(2006) Engaging diasporas: How governments and development agencies can support diasporas’involvement in development of origin countries. Oxford: International Migration Institute,University of Oxford / Oxfam Novib.(2003) Migration and Development in Southern Morocco: The Disparate Socio-Economic Impactsof Out-Migration on the Todgha Oasis Valley. Rotterdam: Optima.(2001) Migration and Agricultural Transformations in the oases of Morocco and Tunisia. Utrecht:KNAG.(1996) Gegevensuitwisseling nutsbedrijven, woningverhuurders en sociale diensten. 's-Gravenhage:VUGA. (with B. van Waveren)CHAPTERS IN BOOKS(2017) Bevolking en migratie. In N. Wilterdink, B. Heerikhuizen van, D. Weenink, K. Rusinovic(ed.) SamenLevingen: Inleiding in Sociologie. Groningen: Noordhoff.(2015) Evaluating migration policy effectiveness. In Routledge Handbook of Immigrant andRefugee Studies (eds. Anna Triandafyllidou and Irina Isaakyan). Routledge. (with Mathias Czaika)(2014) Un siècle de migrations marocaines : Transformations, transitions et perspectives d’avenir.Berriane, Mohamed (ed.) Marocains de l’Extérieur 2013. Rabat: Fondation Hassan I pour lesMarocains Résidant à l’Etranger, pp. 61-91(2013) Transnational return and pendulum migration strategies of Moroccan migrants: Intrahousehold power inequalities, tensions and conflicts of interest. The International Handbook onGender, Migration and Transnationalism: Global and Development Perspectives. L. Oso and N.Ribas. Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar Publishing, pp. 208-230. (with Tineke Fokkema)(2013) Migration and Development: Policy lessons from the Moroccan Experience. Cortina,Jeronimo, and Enrique Ochoa-Reza, eds. Managing Migration: Maximizing Development andWell-Being in Sending and Receiving Nations. New York: Columbia University Press.(2012) New Questions for Innovative Migration Research. In M Berriane and H de Haas(Ed) African Migrations Research: Innovative Methods and Methodologies (pp. 7-20). Trenton:Africa World Press.(2011) Berbères, nomades et autorité de l’Etat dans une oasis marocaine. In M.W. Buitelaar(Ed) Le Maroc de près et de loin : Regards d’anthropologues néerlandais. ntioned if not yet published or significantlydifferent from journal article version)(2020) Social Transformation. MADE/IMI Working paper no. 166. International MigrationInstitute (with Sonja Fransen, Katharina Natter, Kerilyn Schewel and Simona Vezzoli).(2019) Paradoxes of Migration and Development. MADE/IMI Working paper no. 157.International Migration Institute.(2019) The Volume and Geography of Forced Migration. MADE/IMI Working paper no. 156.International Migration Institute (with Sonja Fransen).(2019) Opening the floodgates? European migration under restrictive and liberal border regimes1950-2010. MADE/IMI working paper no 150. International Migration Institute (SimonaVezzoli and María Villares-Varela).(2018) International Migration: Trends, determinants and policy effects. DEMIG/IMIn workingpaper no 142. International Migration Institute Network.(2018) Social transformation and migration: An empirical inquiry. MADE/IMI working paper no141. International Migration Institute (with Katharina Natter).(2017) Global migration futures: Exploring the future of international migration with a scenariomethodology. DEMIG/IMI working paper no 132. Oxford: International Migration Institute(with Simona Vezzoli and Ayla Bonfiglio).(2017) The global evolution of travel visa regimes: An analysis based on the DEMIG VISAdatabase. DEMIG/IMI working paper no 134. Oxford: International Migration Institute (withMathias Czaika and María Villares-Varela).(2015) The determinants of migration policies. Does the political orientation of governmentsmatter? DEMIG/IMI working paper no 107. Oxford: International Migration Institute,University of Oxford (with Katharina Natter).(2015) African Migration: Exploring the role of development and states. DEMIG/IMI workingpaper no 105. Oxford: International Migration Institute, University of Oxford (with MarieLaurence Flahaux).(2014) Migration Theory: Quo Vadis? DEMIG/IMI working paper no 100. Oxford: InternationalMigration Institute, University of Oxford.(2014) Growing restrictiveness or changing selection? The nature and evolution of migrationpolicies 1946-2013. DEMIG/IMI working paper. Oxford: International Migration Institute,University of Oxford (with Katharina Natter and Simona Vezzoli.(2014) The Effect of Visa Policies on International Migration Dynamics. DEMIG/IMI WorkingPaper 89, University of Oxford: International Migration Institute (with Mathias Czaika).(2014) Uncovering international migration flow data: Insights from the DEMIG databases.DEMIG/IMI Working Paper 88, University of Oxford: International Migration Institute (withSimona Vezzoli and María Villares-Varela).6
(2014) Compiling and coding migration policies: Insights from the DEMIG POLICY database.DEMIG/IMI Working Paper 87, University of Oxford: International Migration Institute (withKatharina Natter and Simona Vezzoli).(2012) “The effect of perceptions in migration aspirations: multivariate analysis” in “Cross-countryanalyses and theoretical conclusions” Report WP9, EUMAGINE Project Paper 13. (withDominique Jolivet)(2011) Leaving Matters: the Nature, Evolution and Effects of Emigration Policies, DEMIGWorking Paper 4, University of Oxford: International Migration Institute. (with SimonaVezzoli)(2011) The Determinants of International Migration, DEMIG Working Paper 2, University ofOxford: International Migration Institute.(2011) The Evolution of Brazilian Migration to the UK: A THEMIS Scoping Study. Oxford:International Migration Institute, University of Oxford. (with Agnieszka Kubal and OliverBakewell)(2011) The Evolution of Moroccan Migration to the UK: A THEMIS Scoping Study. Oxford:International Migration Institute, University of Oxford. (with Agnieszka Kubal and OliverBakewell)(2011) The Evolution of Ukranian Migration to the UK: A THEMIS Scoping Study. Oxford:International Migration Institute, University of Oxford. (with Agnieszka Kubal and OliverBakewell)(2010) The concept and theory of migration scenarios. University of Oxford: InternationalMigration Institute. (with Emanuela Paoletti and Carlos Vargas-Silva)(2010) Global Migration Futures : A conceptual and methodological framework for research andanalysis. University of Oxford: International Migration Institute. (with Carlos Vargas-Silva andSimona Vezzoli)(2010) Migration Transitions: a Theoretical and Empirical Inquiry into the Developmental Driversof International Migration, DEMIG working paper 1, University of Oxford: InternationalMigration Institute.(2010) Migration and development: Lessons from the Mexico-US and Morocco-EU experiences.IMI Working Paper 22, University of Oxford: International Migration Institute. (with SimonaVezzoli)(2007) Between courting and controlling: The Moroccan state and ‘its’ emigrants. Working paperNo 54. Oxford: Centre on Migration, Policy and Society, University of Oxford, 2007.(2006) International Pendulum Migration to Morocco: Multi-Local Residential Strategies ofAgeing Migrants in the Todra Valley. Paper presented at ASEF Workshop on “Pensioners on theMove”: Social Security and Trans-border Retirement Migration in Asia and Europe (5-7 January2006, Singapore)(2000) Développement agricole récente dans une zone aride sud-marocaine: la plaine de Ghallil(bas-Todgha) IMAROM working paper series no. 11. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam.(with Hassan El Ghanjou)(2000) Striking a Balance. IMAROM working paper series no. 10. October 2000. Amsterdam:University of Amsterdam.(2000) General Introduction to the Todgha Valley (Ouarzazate, Morocco): Population, Migrationand Agricultural Development. IMAROM working paper series no. 5. Amsterdam: University ofAmsterdam. (with Hassan El Ghanjou)(2000) Modelling for the IMAROM project. IMAROM working paper series no. 4. Amsterdam: AGIDS(University of Amsterdam).7
(1998) Etude sur la migration et des changements socio-agricoles dans la vallée du Toudgha,Province de Ouarzazate, Maroc. Observations Générales. (annexe 3, first annual reportIMAROM). Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam. (with Hassan El Ghanjou)PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND COMMISSIONED WORK(2013) ‘The development potential of migration: The status quo, lessons from other regions, andimplications for research’, International Food Policy Research Institute – West and CentralAfrica Office (with W. Naudé, J.F. Maystadt, A. de Brauw, R. E.B. Lucas, F. Gubert and F.Wouterse, F)(2007) Migration and development: recent trends and new insights. Report commissioned byMinistry of Foreign Affairs, Directorate-General for International Cooperation, the Netherlands.(2007) Mediterranean Migration Futures: Determinants and scenarios for the Cases of Morocco,Egypt and Turkey. Paper commissioned by project “Migration as a Potential and a Risk“, Prof.Dr. Michael Bommes, Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies (IMIS),University of Osnabrueck, supported by the Robert Bosch Foundation(2007) The Myth of Invasion: Irregular migration from West Africa to the Maghreb and theEuropean Union. IMI Research Report, Originally commissioned by the InternationalOrganiation for Migration (IOM), Geneva. French translation: Le mythe de l’invasion:Migration irrégulière d’Afrique de l’Ouest au Maghreb et en Union européenne(2006) International migration and national development: Viewpoints and policy initiatives incountries of origin - The case of Nigeria. Report prepared for Radboud University, Nijmegenand Directorate General for International Cooperation (DGIS), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, theNetherlands. International Migration Institute, James Martin 21st Century School, University ofOxford.(2005), Case Study Morocco, in: Paul Hoebink, The Coherence Of EU Policies: Perspectives FromThe North And The South. Commissioned Study Ref: Ro2cs007, Brussels, European Union’sPoverty Reduction Effectiveness Programme, March 2005. (with Paul Hoebink)(ed.) (2001) Migration, Agricultural Transformations and Natural Resource Exploitation in theOases of Morocco and Tunisia. Final Scientific Report IMAROM Research Project to theEuropean Commission. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam.(1997) The Role of Self-Organisations of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities in the Local Authority.ELAINE/EC.Maastricht: European Centre for Work and Society.(1997), Ethnic Minority and Employment Policies in Finland, the Netherlands, Germany, theUnited Kingdom, and France: A Comparative Study. Report EU project ‘More Colour in theMedia’. Maastricht: European Centre for Work and Society.(1997) Consultative Political Participation in ELAINE cities. ELAINE/EC. Maastricht: EuropeanCentre for Work and Society.(1997) Political Participation of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities in the Local Authority.ELAINE/EC. Maastricht: European Centre for Work and Society.(1997), Overlastbeleid op Eigen Kracht: Bestrijding Drugsoverlast in KleinereGemeenten.Amsterdam: Regioplan Stad en Land Publicatienummer 1. (with R. Noyon)(1996), Kosten en Kwaliteit: De Bijstandsverlening in Den Haag. Amsterdam: Regioplan. (with M.Hulshof and R. van Geuns)PROSE(2004) Aroemi, Aroemi: Een Vreemdeling in Marokko. Amsterdam: Bulaaq.8
(2007) Berbers, nomaden en staatsgezag in een Marokkaanse oase. In: M. Buitelaar (red) Uit enthuis in Marokko. Amsterdam: Bulaaq. French translation forthcoming(2005) Zwart en Blank [Black and White – in Dutch]. In: N. Zuijdgeest (red). Te Gast in Marokko.Nijmegen: Informatie Verre Reizen VOF.(2004) De Andere Kant van Migratie – Een Marokkaanse Oase op Drift. In: J. Van der Meer (ed)Stille Gevers: Migranten en hun Steun aan het Thuisland. Amsterdam: De Balie, pp. 58-68.BLOGPOSTS (http://heindehaas.blogspot.com/)NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES(2011) Die vele migranten uit Libië, waar zijn ze dan? Volkskrant, 17 March 2011.(2006) De poorten van Fort Europa: Afrikaanse migranten in Marokko. De Groene Amsterdammer,3, 20 January 2006.(2005) Mohammed in Caïro, De Helling; vol 17, afl 2, p. 16.(2004) “Migratie helpt arme landen”, Volkskrant, donderdag 6 mei 2004.9
(2010) Migration and development: a theoretical perspective, International Migration Review. 44(1): 227-64. (2010) The internal dynamics of migration processes: A theoretical inquiry. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 36(10): 1587 – 1617 (2010) 'Migration as emancipation? The impact of internal and international migration on the
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