Exodus : How migration is changing our world

By:

Collier Paul

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Oxford University Press 2013Description: 309pISBN:

9780195398656

Subject(s):

1. Multiculturalism - Developing Countries2. Emigration & Immigration - Political Science3. Political Planning - Immigration Law

DDC classification:

304.800000 COL

Contents:

Contents: Part 1. The questions and the process. The migration taboo -- Why migration accelerates -- Part 2. Host societies: welcome or resentment? The social consequesnces -- The economic consequences -- Getting migration policy wrong --Part 3. Migrants: grievance or gratitude? Migrants: the winners from migration -- Migrants: the losers from migration -- Part 4. Those left behind. The political consequesces -- The economic consequences -- Left behind? -- Part 5. Rethinking migration policies. Nations and nationalism -- Making migration policies fit for purpose.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	MPP Section	304.8 COL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		34646

Contents: Part 1. The questions and the process. The migration taboo --
Why migration accelerates --
Part 2. Host societies: welcome or resentment? The social consequesnces --
The economic consequences --
Getting migration policy wrong --Part 3. Migrants: grievance or gratitude? Migrants: the winners from migration --
Migrants: the losers from migration --
Part 4. Those left behind. The political consequesces --
The economic consequences --
Left behind? --
Part 5. Rethinking migration policies. Nations and nationalism --
Making migration policies fit for purpose.

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