Human Mobility

As intrastate violence, climate disasters, and food and water security issues become increasingly common, increasing numbers of people are forced to migrate to new homes. CSIS experts provide research and recommendations on state fragility and human mobility issues.

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Will Todman

Will Todman

Chief of Staff, Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department; and Senior Fellow, Middle East Program
Noam Unger

Noam Unger

Vice President, Global Development Department, Director, Sustainable Development and Resilience Initiative and Senior Fellow, Project on Prosperity and Development

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Rethinking African Youth

By 2050, one-quarter of the world's population will be African. With a diverse and expanding youth population, Africa provides a unique opportunity for strengthened relations with global partners, especially Europe.

Commentary by Mvemba Phezo Dizolele — September 23, 2024

Mind the Darién Gap, Migration Bottleneck of the Americas

The surge in mass migration through Panama’s treacherous Darién Gap has created a perfect storm of human suffering, environmental damage, and criminal opportunism. This report analyzes the key dimensions of the crisis and calls for a comprehensive and coordinated international response.

Report by Daniel F. Runde and Thomas Bryja — May 16, 2024

Mexico Matters

Americans Are Migrating to Mexico Too

Mariana speaks with Tamanna and Travis Bembenek, owners of the Mexico News Daily about the other side of the migration coin: the millions of Americans (and other nationalities) migrating to Mexico.

Podcast Episode by Mariana Campero — March 25, 2024

CSIS Mexico Matters

Winning Cabo Delgado

The recent increase in violence in Cabo Delgado showcases the limits to a military-centric approach to the conflict in Mozambique and raises questions about what constitutes victory in this area of the country.

Commentary by Emilia Columbo — March 18, 2024

Mexico Matters

Shut Which Border?

Mariana speaks with Andrew Selee, President of the Migration Policy Institute, and Carlos Heredia Associate Professor at CIDE about the facts and the politics in both the U.S. and Mexico behind the surge in immigration flows.

Podcast Episode by Mariana Campero — February 14, 2024

CSIS Mexico Matters

Evaluating Mozambique’s Security, Humanitarian, and Funding Landscape

The United States and international community needs to reevaluate funding and response models to mitigate Mozambique’s devolving security landscape, weakened humanitarian coordination, and low levels of trust between actors.

Commentary by Nicolas Jude Larnerd and Emilia Columbo — August 8, 2023

Mozambique: A Nation of Unrealized Potential

Mozambique is a country with enormous potential, unlocking the prosperity will come from trusted and transparent government institutions that provides for all citizens. What can the U. S. government do to help Mozambique realize their potential?

Commentary by Courtney Stiles Herdt and John Christianson — June 15, 2023

Forgotten Frontlines: Aruba, Curaçao, and the Venezuelan Displacement Crisis

Aruba and Curaçao are home to the most displaced Venezuelans relative to population size. Recent negotiations on the reopening of borders between the islands and their neighbor are an important opportunity to rethink challenges still facing displaced Venezuelans.

Commentary by Erol Yayboke and Ángeles Zúñiga — May 3, 2023