Regularization Programs for Undocumented Migrants

Focusing on the complexities of regularization programs for undocumented migrants, the book analyzes 60 such initiatives across 16 countries. It explores the motivations behind these programs, their varying forms, eligibility criteria, and the challenges faced during implementation. By providing a comprehensive overview of the outcomes and experiences associated with these policies, the work serves as a valuable resource for politicians, civil servants, researchers, and NGOs seeking to understand the implications of regularization in the context of economic growth and human rights.