Irregular migration

Immigration has quickly become one of the frontline issues affecting the stability of societies and economies. Traditional drivers of irregular migration, such as economic stress, security, and conflict, are likely to intensify in the coming year. Stalled economic recoveries, climate and environmental stressors, and the political weaponization of migration are driving additional risks. Our experts delve into the impact of migration on economies, security, supply chains, and policy. John Raines, PhD, Associate Director, Head of North America Country Risk (moderator) Lindsay Newman Ph.D., Director, Economics & Country Risk Sophie Malin, Senior Economist, Pricing and Purchasing Blanka Kolenikova, Associate Director, Europe & CIS, Country Risk Jose Sevilla-Macip, Senior Research Analyst, Latin America Country Risk