Migration policy 2103-L-D5POMI
Full description: During the classes, students learn the most important elements of the theory of migration policy - definitions and types of migration and its mechanisms, definitions of migration policy and its main areas, goals of migration policy and its actors, addressees, instruments and models.
The issue discussed in detail are immigration policy instruments used to control access to the labor market (e.g. labor market test, point and quota systems, "fast tracks" and selective incentives for selected types of immigrants, time limits).
Additionally, students become familiar with immigration policy instruments in other selected areas (e.g. education, refugees).
Issues related to integration policy are also an important part of the classes. Students learn concepts such as multiculturalism, integration, assimilation, ethnocentrism, stereotype, prejudice, social distance (Bogardus scale), and then instruments of integration policy and dilemmas related to its implementation, this topic is complemented by MIPEX.
The practical reference of the theories discussed is the analysis of the migration policy of Poland and selected countries in relation to the current situation and in a historical perspective.
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Term 2023Z:
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Term 2024Z:
During the classes, students learn the most important elements of the theory of migration policy - definitions and types of migration and its mechanisms, definitions of migration policy and its main areas, goals of migration policy and its actors, addressees, instruments and models. Additionally, students become familiar with immigration policy instruments in other selected areas (e.g. education, refugees). Issues related to integration policy are also an important part of the classes. Students learn concepts such as multiculturalism, integration, assimilation, ethnocentrism, stereotype, prejudice, social distance (Bogardus scale), and then instruments of integration policy and dilemmas related to its implementation, this topic is complemented by MIPEX. The practical reference of the theories discussed is the analysis of the migration policy of Poland and selected countries in relation to the current situation and in a historical perspective. |
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Learning outcomes
Learning outcomes:
K_W02 - the graduate knows the types, directions and dynamics of migration processes, their causes and the resulting consequences for migration policy.
K_W09 - the graduate knows the system of migration policy institutions at the national and European Union level, including the legal and administrative foundations and the scope of activities of national and local migration policy entities.
K_U01 - the graduate is able to interpret migration processes, accurately recognizing social problems, social issues and social risks related to the flow of people, and is able to indicate the economic and socio-demographic conditions of migration, as well as various solutions in the field of migration policy.
K_U02 - the graduate is able to critically analyze migration policy instruments on various scales and areas, including identifying interests and value systems in the social program and explaining their relationship with specific solutions.
K_U03 – the graduate is able to indicate benefits and social services that migrants are entitled to in specific situations.
K_U07 - the graduate is able to publicly present his or her research, analyzes and forecasts in the area of migration policy, as well as participate in a debate on issues in the area of migration policy.
Assessment criteria
test + oral presentation in project groups
Bibliography
• Duszczyk M., Polska polityka imigracyjna a rynek pracy, Aspra-Jr, Warszawa 2012
• Grzymała-Kazłowska A., Łodziński S., Problemy integracji imigrantów. Koncepcje, badania, polityki, Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Warszawa 2008, s. 29–50.
• Jaroszewska E., Rajkiewicz A., Migracje, migranci i polityka migracyjna [w:] Polityka społeczna Grażyna Firlit-Fesnak (red.), Warszawa PWN, Warszawa 2018, s. 234-253
• Kaczmarczyk P., Okólski M. (red.), Polityka migracyjna jako instrument promocji zatrudnienia i ograniczania bezrobocia, Uniwersytet Warszawski, Warszawa 2008, s. 11–20.
• Lesińska M., Stefańska R., Wpływ organizacji pozarządowych na politykę migracyjną Polski i jego uwarunkowania, „Trzeci Sektor”, nr 35/2015, s. 40–53.
• Łodziński S., Szonert M., Polityka migracyjna “bez polityki”. Antynomie tworzenia polityki migracyjnej w Polsce w okresie 2016-2022, CMR Working Papers.
• Matyja R., Siewierska-Chmaj A., Pędziwiatr K., Polska polityka migracyjna. W poszukiwaniu nowego modelu, Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Warszawa 2015.
• Pogorzała E., Browarek T,, Chałupczak H,, Lesińska M., Polityka migracyjna w obliczu współczesnych wyzwań. Teoria i praktyka, UMCS,Lublin 2018
• Polityka migracyjna Polski – diagnoza stanu wyjściowego, Zespół do Spraw Migracji, Departament Analiz i Polityki Migracyjnej MSWiA, Warszawa 2020.
• Polityka migracyjna Polski – stan obecny i postulowane działania, Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych Departament Polityki Migracyjnej, Warszawa 2012.
• Polityka migracyjna Polski. Projekt z dnia 10 czerwca 2019 r., Zespół do Spraw Migracji, Departament Analiz i Polityki Migracyjnej MSWiA, Warszawa 2019.
• Stefańska R., Szulecka M., Rozwój polityki migracyjnej Polski: otwarcie granic – regulowanie imigracji – kontrolowane otwarcie., Biuletyn Migracyjny, 50/2014, s. 4–5
• Ustawa z dnia 12 marca 2022 r. o pomocy obywatelom Ukrainy w związku z konfliktem zbrojnym na terytorium tego państwa (2022). Dz.U. 2022 poz. 583.
• Ustawa z dnia 13 stycznia 2023 r. o zmianie ustawy o pomocy obywatelom Ukrainy w związku z konfliktem zbrojnym na terytorium tego państwa oraz niektórych innych ustaw (2023). Dz. U. 83.
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Term 2023Z:
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Term 2024Z:
• Duszczyk M., Polska polityka imigracyjna a rynek pracy, Aspra-Jr, Warszawa 2012 |
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