A Doctor in Political Science and
Sociology, Carmen González-Enríquez is currently a
Professor at the UNEDs Department of Political Science and
lectures on immigration in several academic institutions. She has
been visiting scholar at Oxford Universitys Centre on
Migration Policy and Society and at the Hungarian Institute of
Political Science in Budapest, and has directed a number of research
projects on migration, including Immigration and
Representation of Workers Interests, Immigration
and Political Parties System in Spain. A Comparative Perspective,
Preventing Ethnic Conflict in Immigrants
Neighbourhoods and The Challenge of Immigration in the
Spain-Morocco Relationship. She has also taken part in various
research projects financed by the European Commission, such as
POLITIS (Active Civic Participation of Third Country Immigrants),
CLANDESTINO (Undocumented Migration: Counting the Uncountable) and
EURONAT (Representation of Europe and the Nation in the Current and
Prospective Member-states).
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
EU migration strategy: how to respond to the unanswered demographic challenge?

The EU performance in the global competition for highly-skilled migrants
