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Category > Business & Finance Posted 06 Sep 2017 My Price 10.00

life and civil society in their country of origin.

life and civil society in their country of origin. Migrants increasingly live in a transnational world. Attempts to counteract this transnationalisation of migrants’ orientation appear to be not only ineffective, but also harmful, but also harmful to integration. Cost of remittances and attempts to attenuate source country connections.eg. training and exporting skilled laborers as a development strategy in the Phillipines. Remittances are a little more than 1% of total GDP of all developing countries.Migration is a selective process and benefits tend not to flow to poorest members of sending countryPoor governance, political instability and lack of legal security inhibit remittance- driven development in sending countriesRestrictive immigration policies of receiving countries actually undermine development potential of circular migration and remittances.States can effectively control or stop migration without resort to authoritarian measures. A higher than present level of migration control seems almost impossible without drastically curtailing civil and human rights

 

 

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