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Return from Germany ,
The research study regarding voluntary and forced return was drawn up for the European Migration Network. The report primarily deals with the return of persons who are obliged to leave the country, providing information on the data available, describing the political and legal contexts, and provides a differentiated overview of various return-related measures. It offers detailed information, embedding it in a broader framework, and indicates existing gaps in research.
The extensive report is supplemented by various smaller studies which were commissioned by the Federal Office from experts who belong to the national network of the EMN to round off the topics dealt with by the research study of the EMN. The expert reports deal with return-related questions of migration theory, with the historical development of the promotion of voluntary return in the Federal Republic of Germany, with the current practice of advice on returns, as well as with the connection between return and development.
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Voluntary and forced Return of Third-state nationals from Germany
2006 research study within the framework of the European Migration Network
Theories to explain returns and remigration
Edda Currle
Historic experience of remigration and returns policy in the Federal Republic of Germany
Ekkehart Schmidt-Fink
Advice and support on returns to assist pedagogical activities carried out in the field of migration, asylum and human trafficking – structures, specific features and developments in Germany
Manuela Westphal and Birgit Behrensen with contributions by Manuela Wille
Returns and development – Consequences of returning to the state of origin
Miriam Laaser
ISBN 3-9807743-8-4
The research study is only available in German.