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Anna Triandafyllidou
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Nick Dines
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- Understanding migration as a global phenomenon
- Why does migration start?
- How does migration continue?
- Theoretical approaches in practice
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This handbook provides a comprehensive overview of the field of migration studies, covering a wide range of topics from the causes and consequences of migration to the policy implications of migration.
Provides a comprehensive analysis of the global migration system, covering topics such as the causes and consequences of migration, the role of migration in development, and the challenges posed by migration.
Explores the relationship between migration and climate change, focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by climate-induced migration.
Provides a concise overview of the key issues in international migration, covering topics such as the causes and consequences of migration, the role of migration in development, and the challenges posed by migration.
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Explores the ethical and social justice dimensions of migration, focusing on issues such as the rights of migrants, the challenges of integration, and the role of migration in shaping social policy.
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Explores the relationship between migration and the city, focusing on issues such as the role of migration in shaping urban landscapes, the challenges of integrating migrants into urban communities, and the impact of migration on urban governance.
Provides a historical perspective on migration, examining the role of migration in shaping the modern world.
Explores the complex relationship between migration patterns and population dynamics, examining how migration can affect population growth, age structure, and geographic distribution.
Provides a historical perspective on migration, examining the long-term trends and patterns of human movement across the globe.
Examines the complex relationship between migration and development, exploring how migration can both contribute to and hinder economic and social progress.
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Examines the social justice implications of migration, exploring issues such as discrimination, exploitation, and the rights of migrants.
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Examines the concept of diaspora in the context of migration, exploring how migrants maintain connections to their homelands and develop new identities in their adopted countries.
Examines the economic causes and consequences of international migration. It provides a comprehensive overview of the economic theories of migration and presents empirical evidence on the impact of migration on source and destination countries.
Examines the relationship between migration and development, exploring the impact of migration on economic development and social development. It provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research on migration and development.
Examines the impact of migration on the labor market, focusing on the impact of migration on wages, employment, and unemployment. It provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research on migration and the labor market.
Examines the relationship between migration and climate change, exploring the impact of climate change on migration and the impact of migration on climate change. It provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research on migration and climate change.
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