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about the authors125work projects and is member of several European advisory committees, amongthem the European Statistical Advisory Committee (esac).Demetrios Papademetriou is President and Co-Founder of the Migration PolicyInstitute (mpi), a Washington-based think tank dedicated to the study of internationalmigration. He is also President of the Migration Policy InstituteEurope, a non-profit, independent research institute in Brussels that aimsto promote a better understanding of migration trends and effects withinEurope. Papademetriou has served as Chair of the World Economic Forum’sGlobal Agenda Council on Migration (2009-2011), as Chair of the MigrationCommittee of the oecd, as Director for Immigration Policy and Researchat the us Department of Labor, and as Executive Editor of the InternationalMigration Review. He has published more than 250 books, articles, monographs,and research reports on migration topics and advises senior governmentand political party officials in more than twenty countries (including numerousEuropean Union Member States).Martin Ruhs is a Senior Researcher at the Centre on Migration, Policy and Society(compas) and a University Lecturer in Political Economy at Oxford University.Since 2010 he has also headed the Migration Observatory, which producesindependent data analyses on migration and migrants in the United Kingdom.As an economist, he specialises in the economics and politics of labour immigration,with a strong international comparative dimension. He has conductedstudies of the impacts and policy implications of labour immigration in the uk,Ireland, the us, Thailand and Kuwait. His recent publications have focused onmigrants in low wage jobs in the uk, employer demand for migrant labour,illegality, temporary migration programmes and migrant rights. Ruhs hasprovided policy analysis and advice for various national governments and internationalinstitutions, including the International Labour Organisation (ilo),the International Organisation for Migration (iom), the Global Commission onInternational Migration (gcim), the United Nations Development Programme(undp) and the Swedish Presidency of the European Union. He is currently amember of the Migration Advisory Committee (mac), which advises the ukgovernment on labour immigration policy.Erik Schrijvers is a Senior Researcher at the Scientific Council for GovernmentPolicy (wrr). He studied at Utrecht University, taking a degree (cum laude)in international relations in 2002 and in the philosophy of history in 2003.He received his PhD in 2012 for his dissertation Ongekozen bestuur. Opkomsten ondergang van het stelsel van adviescolleges en bedrijfsorganen (1945-1995) (Unelected Government. The Rise and Fall of the System of AdvisoryCouncils and Industrial Bodies, 1945-1995). From 2007 to 2011 he worked at
126making migration workUtrecht University’s Department of Political History, where he had a parttimeappointment. At the wrr he has worked on the reports Bewijzen vangoede dienstverlening (Proofs of Good Service Provision) and Identificatiemet Nederland (Identifying with the Netherlands). He now coordinates theHeroriëntatie Europa (Reorientation Europe) project.
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