Regulating Migration in the Russian Federation (pt. 2)

Dr. Sergei Abashin (European University at St. Petersburg) presented the lecture “Regulating Flows of People Across Eurasia: Migration Policy in the Russian Federation” on March 28, 2017 at the Center for Slavic and East European Studies. The lecture is in Russian with a simultaneous translation about current migration policy within the Russian Federation. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has seen 25 years of migration flows as populations have adjusted to new state boundaries in the region, the aftermath of forced resettlement of populations during the Soviet Union, and the economic migration of populations from neighboring countries to work in Russia. With increased attention on migrants and immigration in countries across the world, this talk will focus on the flows of people within the Russian Federation, their causes and effects, and government and policy responses.

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