MDM and migration: a risky journey
In the complex and emotionally charged landscape of migration, mis-, dis- and mal-information (MDM) can cause real harm—not only to individuals, but to entire communities and public institutions. This article reflects on how misinformation spreads, how it is used and misused, and why balanced, transparent communication is essential for responsible migration governance. At Stalwart & Associates International AB, we believe strategic communication can empower people to make safer, more informed choices—wherever their journey begins.
How Can Digital Tools Support Migration and Security Without Undermining Rights? A European Legal Perspective
How can we harness digital innovation in migration, peace, and security without compromising rights or legality? This article explores how a European legal framework—anchored in GDPR, human dignity, and operational accountability—can guide the design and deployment of digital tools that are both efficient and principled.
Is Stabilisation Only for Post-Conflict Zones? Or Is It Time to Broaden the Lens?
Explore why stabilisation isn't just for post-conflict regions. Learn how communities like Finspång, Sweden, are tackling organised crime, social fragmentation, and youth vulnerability through local resilience and co-produced security efforts.
Can a Single, Well-Executed Local Initiative Strengthen Institutional Capacity Where It Matters Most?
Stalwart & Associates International recently delivered hands-on document verification training for border officers in Kurdish Region of Iraq, enhancing frontline skills through practical, locally tailored solutions that promote operational impact and gender inclusion.
Migration Management as a Strategic Continuum: Beyond Borders and Beyond Silos
Rethinking migration as a circular, inclusive process that links security, development, and mobility for sustainable, future-ready governance.
Europe’s Future: Powered by Migration or Weakened by Demographics?
Europe’s defence faces a recruitment crisis. Can strategic migration policy help bridge demographic gaps and reinforce security from within?