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Centre for Migration Law
University of Nijmegen

The purpose of the Centre is to provide a forum for exchange of ideas and discussion on issues surrounding migration and minority protection. The work carried out by participants of the Centre is part of its long term research strategy which focuses on migration and minority issues in a European context, be that European Union, Council of Europe or OSCE.

ERCOMER – http://www.ercomer.org

European research centre on Migration and ethnic relations
Faculty of Social Sciences, Utrecht University

ERCOMER is a European research centre with a strong interest in comparative research in the fields of international migration, ethnic relations, racism and ethnic conflict within the European context.

IMES – http://www.pscw.uva.nl/imes

The Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies
Faculty of Political and Socio-Cultural Studies, Amsterdam

The Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary research institute of the University of Amsterdam which has existed since 1994. Its aims are to promote, coordinate and carry out research in the field of migration and ethnic studies.

Official Sites

CBS – http://www.cbs.nl

Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek

Statistics Netherlands is responsible for collecting, processing and publishing statistics to be used in practice, by policymakers and for scientific research. In addition to its responsibility for (official) national statistics, Statistics Netherlands also has the task of producing European (community) statistics. Information is available in Dutch and English.

The main cities have their own statistical bureau where you can find also information on migrants:
- Amsterdam: Onderzoek en Statistiek
  http://www.onstat.amsterdam.nl
- Rotterdam: Centrum voor Onderzoek en Statistiek
  http://www.cos.rotterdam.nl
- Utrecht: Onderzoeksbureau Bestuursinformatie
  http://www.utrecht.nl/smartsite.dws?pdrw=26270;90535;4583&drw=1&id=4583
- Den Haag: Gemeente Den Haag
  http://www.denhaag.nl/smartsite.html?id=22285
NIDI – http://www.nidi.nl/

Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute

The Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute is a research institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. The institute is engaged in the scientific study of population and demography. On the website facts and research is published. Information is available in Dutch and English.
SCP – http://www.scp.nl

Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau

The Social and Cultural Planning Office of the Netherlands is a government agency which conducts research into the social aspects of all areas of government policy. The main fields studied are health, welfare, social security, the labour market and education, with a particular focus on the interfaces between them. Its reports are widely used by the government, civil servants, local authorities and academics. Information is available in Dutch and English.


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				Research centers – Netherlands MigRes home internet resources immigration journals directory syllabi CMR – http://www.ru.nl/rechten/cmr Centre for Migration Law University of Nijmegen The purpose of the Centre is to provide a forum for exchange of ideas and discussion on issues surrounding migration and minority protection. The work carried out by participants of the Centre is part of its long term research strategy which focuses on migration and minority issues in a European context, be that European Union, Council of Europe or OSCE. ERCOMER – http://www.ercomer.org European research centre on Migration and ethnic relations Faculty of Social Sciences, Utrecht University ERCOMER is a European research centre with a strong interest in comparative research in the fields of international migration, ethnic relations, racism and ethnic conflict within the European context. IMES – http://www.pscw.uva.nl/imes The Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies Faculty of Political and Socio-Cultural Studies, Amsterdam The Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary research institute of the University of Amsterdam which has existed since 1994. Its aims are to promote, coordinate and carry out research in the field of migration and ethnic studies. Official Sites CBS – http://www.cbs.nl Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek Statistics Netherlands is responsible for collecting, processing and publishing statistics to be used in practice, by policymakers and for scientific research. In addition to its responsibility for (official) national statistics, Statistics Netherlands also has the task of producing European (community) statistics. Information is available in Dutch and English. The main cities have their own statistical bureau where you can find also information on migrants: Amsterdam: Onderzoek en Statistiek http://www.onstat.amsterdam.nl Rotterdam: Centrum voor Onderzoek en Statistiek http://www.cos.rotterdam.nl Utrecht: Onderzoeksbureau Bestuursinformatie http://www.utrecht.nl/smartsite.dws?pdrw=26270;90535;4583&drw=1&id=4583 Den Haag: Gemeente Den Haag http://www.denhaag.nl/smartsite.html?id=22285 NIDI – http://www.nidi.nl/ Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute The Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute is a research institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. The institute is engaged in the scientific study of population and demography. On the website facts and research is published. Information is available in Dutch and English. SCP – http://www.scp.nl Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau The Social and Cultural Planning Office of the Netherlands is a government agency which conducts research into the social aspects of all areas of government policy. The main fields studied are health, welfare, social security, the labour market and education, with a particular focus on the interfaces between them. Its reports are widely used by the government, civil servants, local authorities and academics. Information is available in Dutch and English.