International Migration: A Very Short Introduction (2nd edn)

Koser, Khalid

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“…In consequence the secrecy and concomitant quiet insertion of policy into processes of formal enforcement also enables populistpolarizing views such as those voiced by conservative and extreme-right-leaning groupings. As can be seen, the categorization of migration issues runs along seemingly coherent lines, and these are now repeated in almost all of the migration studies literature (Mitchell, 1989;Koser, 2007;Castels et al, 2009;Soysal, 1998;Portes, 2007). 5 Migration Management is defined by Barbara Marshall (2006), in The Politics of Migration -A Survey, as An initiative to supplement the emphasis on restrictive migration controls by a more constructive approach.…”

Section: International Migration and The Integrity Of The Systemmentioning

confidence: 95%

The Evolution of Migration Management in the Global North

Oelgemöller¹

2017

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Section: International Migration and The Integrity Of The Systemmentioning

confidence: 95%

The Evolution of Migration Management in the Global North

Oelgemöller¹

2017

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“…Pri celkovom porovnávaní nezamestnanosti domáceho obyvateľstva a imigrantov by teda bolo možné vyvodiť všeobecne rozšírené závery, podľa ktorých imigrácia zvyšuje nezamestnanosť v prijímajúcich štátoch. Uvedené výnimky ale potvrdzujú, že situácia sa líši pri každom skúmanom štáte v závislosti od jeho politiky a celkovej ekonomickej situácie a preto sa väčšina autorov prikláňa k téze, že pri vhodne zvolenej migračnej politike imigrácia nemá negatívny vplyv na nezamestnanosť (Kaczmarczyk, Lesińska, Okólski, 2012, Pettinger, 2015, Koser, 2007.…”

Section: Vplyv Imigrácie Na Zamestnanosť a Trh Práce V Prijímajúcich unclassified

“…Iný príklad sa týka Portugalska, kam sa v roku 1974 prisťahovalo 600 000 obyvateľov z Mozambiku a Angoly. Empirické analýzy pritom nezaznamenali žiadny dopad na pracovný trh (Koser, 2007).…”

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Impact of the Third-Countries Immigration on the Socio-Economic Stability of the EU Member States

Olejárová¹,

Čajka²

2016

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Following the unprecedented increase in migration flows coming from the third-countries to the territories of the EuropeanKeywords: competitiveness, employment, European Union, social security system, third-countries migration Úvod V súvislosti s rastom ekonomických rozdielov medzi jednotlivými regiónmi sveta, ako aj s existenciou veľkého množstva ozbrojených konfliktov najmä v Afrike a Ázii prichádza každoročne do Európskej únie veľké množstvo imigrantov z tretích krajín. Časť z nich patrí k ekonomickým migrantom, ktorí sú vysokokvalifikovaní a prichádzajú do Únie regulárne; časť patrí k ekonomickým migrantom, ktorí využívajú súčasnú migračnú krízu a prichádzajú do Únie neregulárne spolu s vlnami žiadateľov o azyl a napokon tretiu skupinu tvoria migranti, ktorí prichádzajú do Európy z dôvodov spĺňajúcich kvalitatívnu definíciu utečenca podľa Ženevského dohovoru z roku 1951 alebo ako osoby utekajúce pred vojnovými konfliktami v ich domovských štátoch s nárokom na dočasnú alebo doplnkovú ochranu v členských štátoch Európskej únie.Uvedené imigračné prúdy vyvolávajú obavy z možných dopadov imigrácie na ekonomiku, sociálny systém, bezpečnosť či politickú stabilitu členských štátov Európskej únie. V spätosti s krízou európskych ekonomík narastá negatívny postoj domáceho obyvateľstva a nevôľa laickej verejnosti voči prisťahovalcom. Rovnako dochádza k intenzifikácii diskusie na tému medzinárodná migrácia na odbornej úrovni a rastie potreba prijať potrebné legislatívne opatrenia na vysporiadanie sa

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“…Furthermore, networks have materialized and have contributed to the spread of migration, leading to the development of a migration industry (Koser 2007). Given the fact that, by relying on social networks, migrants find it easier to manage their transition and the initial adaptation to the conditions at the destination, networks are seen as contributing to 'the independence of migratory flows' (Light et al 1989) For migration studies, informal networks based primarily on kinship and then extended towards weaker ties, are entities that mediate the incorporation of migrants; contrastingly, networks are shaped by their members and are not incremented entities, but vividly fluid ones (Hu and Salazar 2005).…”

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Community Frames of Migration: The Path from Seaca to Spain

Deliu

2015

Social Change Review

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Transnational migration is a vast social phenomenon that has become a valid option for many Romanians since 1989. Romania is an emigration country and the favourite destinations of its citizens are Italy and Spain. This is the context in which I present my work, which focuses on the formation of transnational migration patterns from a village in the southern region of Romania. The data were generated during field research conducted in August 2012, and the empirical material consisted of field notes and interview transcripts corresponding to recorded conversations with local migrants, authority representatives and people without migration experience. In this particular community, two patterns of migration were identified, for which variables such as ethnicity (Roma/Romanian) and religious orientation (Orthodoxy/Adventism) appear to have explanatory power. My inquiry takes as its starting point the identification of this variety of migration patterns and concentrates on analysing them in the regional and national contexts based on the scholarly framework provided by network theory. Two major differences exist between them: the time frame of living and working abroad (clearly demarcated as three months, six months or indefinite) and the nature of the work environment (departures based on a work contract between the migrant and a company located at the destination and departures accompanied by uncertainty regarding workplace concerns upon arrival). Making sense of these life strategies and their local configurations are the objectives of this paper.

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International Migration: A Very Short Introduction (2nd edn)

Cited by 161 publications

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The Evolution of Migration Management in the Global North

The Evolution of Migration Management in the Global North

Impact of the Third-Countries Immigration on the Socio-Economic Stability of the EU Member States

Community Frames of Migration: The Path from Seaca to Spain

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