SCPL3606 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Human Capital Flight, Documenta, Ecotourism

• School: University of Sydney
• Department: Social Policy
• Course: SCPL3606
• Professor: all

Document Summary

: people who live in a country where they were not born and have. If the flow of people a feature of the current global era. Three types of global flows: migration, human trafficking and tourism. International migrants important social ties to that country. The united nations defines an international migrant . Other countries with large numbers of international migrants include germany and france, owing to work migration and their geographic proximity to africa, oil-producing nations such as the united arab emirates, and rapidly developing countries, including malaysia, singapore, and. Thus, many nations prefer to maintain significant barriers to migration. concern over terrorism in many parts of the world, especially in the united states and in many. European nations, has served to reinforce, if not increase, the restrictions on migration. Shamir (2005) discusses the emergence of a mobility regime which seeks to contain the movement of migrants not only between, but even within, national borders.