Overcoming Bureaucratic Discrimination Against Mobile EU Citizens
Project responsable | Anita Manatschal |
Project partner |
Eva Thomann
Oliver James Carolin Rapp Christian Adam |
Abstract |
Bureaucratic discrimination, consisting of departures from formal
laws and rules that systematically advantage or disadvantage
individual clients or client groups based on criteria such as
ethnicity, race, nationality, or gender, constitutes an important
obstacle to equality before the law and democracy, with
far-reaching societal consequences. Based on the German case, this
pilot project examines to what extent bureaucrats share
discriminatory attitudes with the population, and how to prevent
bureaucratic discrimination against mobile EU citizens. |
Keywords |
discrimination, EU citizens, mobility, street-level bureaucrats |
Type of project | Fundamental research project |
Research area | Migration policy |
Method of financing | FNS (NCCR on the move) |
Status | Completed |
Start of project | 1-11-2019 |
End of project | 31-5-2020 |
Overall budget | 50000 |
Contact | Anita Manatschal |