Migration, Human Rights, and Development: A Global Anthology,Used

Migration, Human Rights, and Development: A Global Anthology,Used

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This anthology presents a unique collection of the best, most accessible, and most important writing in the area of migration with a particular focus on the human rights and development aspects of modern migration trends and responses. Four thematic sections address: the relationship and connections between human rights, migration, and development; key issues in migration and development, including impacts on source and destination countries, social costs, and the role of remittances; key issues in migration and human rights: the legal and policy framework and rights of specific migrant groups including refugees, children, and women. the future of migration. Is migration always a good? Can restrictions be justified? How do we address the very real challenges of global migration while preserving rights and promoting development?

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