Case Studies

This part examines migrants’ contribution to social policy frameworks in host countries. The migrant lived experiences themselves are sources of learning for host countries, which use the migrant resource to frame social policies fit for the twenty-first century globalising world in which the socio-economic fabric is no constant change. This part presents three practical cases that exemplify migrant contribution in vital social policy areas in the UK in the past two decades, e.g. the Stephen Lawrence report, the Victoria Climbié report which help develop robust policing frameworks as well as Child Protection policies which are currently internationally interpreted and applied.