Terentyeva, G.V. UN’s new Global Approach to Migration and Mobility (GAMM) and social aspects of Italy’s immigration policies.

Abstract: In the age of colossal migration flows, Italy has an undeniable advantage when it comes to dealing with the challenges associated with migration. A wholesome policy, which is based on both, national and European experience, is built around both, using cheap migrant labour, as well as realizing the country’s responsibility before them. This article explores Italy’s social vector of migration policy development, which is aimed at solidifying migration control, as well as social adaptation of immigrants. Italian experience in this area, as well as academic studies of migration policy mechanisms, is deemed useful to consider during the migration Law reform in Russian Federation. Considerable progress in fighting illegal immigration through increasing the measure of social responsibility of immigrants themselves, which is achieved by involving immigrants into the system of pension funds and social fees, making the immigrants interested in being open about their contribution to the society.

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