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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"Migration Policies"”.
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How the World Views the Israeli and Hungarian migration policies
The vitality of study of migration and its outcomes has become one of the red flags of the century. Since the years 2014-2015 western countries have become the destination, but how does the world see migration policies of Hungary and Israel - the two very far from each other states that, with a …
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Understanding the Afghan Diaspora: Exploring the Factors Driving Migration and the Impact of Migration Policies on Recent Afghan Evacuees Resettling in the United States
… after the Taliban took control, a larger migration was triggered upon the U.S withdrawal of Afghanistan in 2021. At this time, more than 600,000 Afghans were forced to flee their homes (How Many Refugees, 2021). It is important to note that as of today, approximately six million total …
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The Rise of Anti-immigration Populist Radical Right Parties: The Effect of the Syrian Conflict on Refugee Resettlement and Migration Policies in Germany and Austria
<p>The effects of Syrian migration in Europe have revolutionized refugee resettlement globally. Most immigration and refugee problems have historically been settled similarly post WWII, however, Syria is the largest refugee crisis since WWII. It is important to learn how to respond to future …
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What does border externalization mean and what impact do the migration policies of the EU have on migrants' and refugees' human rights? What are the legal consequences for states that commit the human rights violations?
… policy of externalisation, that is, shifting the migration control away from its own borders (as a second, destination country) and towards third countries. This practice challenges human rights law. The thesis addresses the meaning and development of the border externalization. Furthermore, it …
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As fronteiras de Nord-Pas-de-Calais: um estudo de campo sobre a securitização da imigração em França
This thesis aims to analyze the migration policies of France through the prism of the securitization of immigration theory. This theoretical current comes from the school of critical security studies, and has as central concepts security threat, borders and boundaries. The securitization observes …
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Missing migrants: legal obligations and psychosocial implications for families.
… of the Europe migrant crisis. Governed by the UK migration policies in relation to missing migrants and employing multi-theoretical premises drawn from the jurisprudence of the New Haven School of International Law and the works of Giorgio Agamben, Hannah Arendt and Pauline Boss, five principal …
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Essays on Parental Migration and Child Development
Large-scale rural-to-urban economic migration in developing countries leaves millions of rural-origin children growing up separated from their migrant parents. Due to the limited parent-child interaction, parental migration poses developmental challenges for left-behind children. This dissertation …
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What does it mean to belong? An analysis of migrant integration policies in Germany, Spain, and Hungary
… into EU Member States. Although some EU policies are created at the supranational level, when it comes to issues like migration, states are allowed to exercise a generous amount of sovereignty. Although the EU does encourage migrant integration, the degree to which migrants are able to …
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Automated Learning of Load-Balancing Strategies for a Distributed Computer System
… strategies have two components: load indices and migration policies. This thesis presents SMALL (Systematic Method for Automated Learning of Load-balancing strategies), a system that learns new load indices and tunes the parameters of given migration policies. The key component of SMALL is DWG, a …
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The Economic Impact of Migration on the European Countries
International migration to the EU Member States has increased signicantly over the past decades. Economists have tried to explain the effect of migration by looking at labour market outcomes such as income differentials and wage gaps between migrants and natives. However, few papers have …
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Excessive Presences: An Ethnography of Experiences of Crisis in the Italian Asylum System
The debate around forced migration and mental health focuses mainly on the effect of stressful experiences on the wellbeing of migrants. Although there is a large body of anthropological literature criticizing the medicalisation of trauma and emphasizing the correlations between restrictive …
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An exploratory study of attitudes toward African migrants and migration among students at the University of the Western Cape
… to explore attitudes toward migrants and immigration among a sample of students at the University of the Western Cape. Previous studies in South Africa and elsewhere have suggested that in most countries, nationals tend to hold negative attitudes toward migrants and express protectionist …
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Do European Union measures against people smuggling constitute non-entry and within this context violate refugee´s rights?
… of a global refugee crisis, the European Union's migration policies and border control strategies have come under scrutiny. The European Union's commitment to human dignity, freedom, democracy, and human rights is foundational, yet criticism persists regarding its approach to refugees and …
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Growing Migration in an Emigrant State: an Analysis of Migration Policy, Practice, and Ukrainian Immigration in Poland
Poland has long been a country of net emigration, though the country has received backlash in recent years for its xenophobic treatment towards asylum seekers from non-European countries, versus its treatment of Ukrainian asylum seekers. To explore this phenomenon, this research first asks, does …
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Experiences and integration of Nigerian migrants in the United States and United Kingdom
As the rate of migration from Africa to the West increases, host countries' migration policies and migrants' everyday experiences are increasingly intercepted by discriminatory behaviours based on intersectional identities. The discrimination and inequalities have implications for migrants' overall …
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The Importance of Local Level Actors: A Comparison of Integration Policies for Foreign Migrant Residents in Two Cities in Japan
… picture of ethnicity and ethnically-based state policies. The thesis contributes to discussions of return migration policies aimed at the integration of foreign residents and the patterns of ethnic negotiation and re-negotiation by co-ethnics when faced with problems as a result of unfulfilled …
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Protectionism and national migration policy in South Africa
… two decades, South Africa has become the "new migration hub" in Africa. The country has witnessed the dramatic rise of people flowing into its borders post-apartheid from the continent and beyond. However, in response to the large influx of migrants (legal and illegal), South Africa has adopted …
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A grounded theory analysis of how the identities (refugee and sexuality) of sexual orientation and gender identity minoritised refugees are influenced by the migration process in the UK
… SOGI and refugee identities as a result of the migration process in the UK. The literature has explored the legal, social, structural and political dimensions related to the lives of this population, with a recent focus on their mental health (Lee et al., 2020). This study employs …
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Internationalization of Higher Education within Canada’s Migration Management Framework: Supply Side of International Student Migration
… into the supply side of international student migration (ISM) in Canada. Within its scope, supply side of ISM is understood as a space of interactions of the two key involved domains: education industry and migration management. Drawing from previous empirical and theoretical works, this thesis …
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Lefebvrean analyses of the South Africa-Botswana international border and borderlands
… international border management practices and migration policies. These findings have significant implications for the Lefebvrean understandings of the contemporary political geography of the Batswana inhabited cross-border region of Southern Africa. Furthermore, the findings enhance the …
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