A fraction of China’s population, equivalent to the whole of Germany, has decided to undergo internal economic migration (Videographic). From 1990-2005, mass internal economic migration in China has shifted working rural populations towards urbanised cities nearing coasts; shown in Figure 1. Economic migration applies mostly to the young and skilled (Smeed), causing Sichuan’s dependency ratio/year to decrease by 33.33%; responsible for 20% of China’s economic growth (World). The effects of internal
Methodology and theories How did globalisation cause an increase in economic migration in the global south and what does it mean for the actors involved? First of all, the results of a literature review explains the relation between the key concepts of globalisation, urbanisation and migrant workers. Secondly, this phenomenon of increased migrant workers in the global south is analysed by taking the world cup in 2022 as an extreme example. The high percentage of foreign workers, together with the
International migration of people is a momentous and complex phenomenon. Research on itscauses and consequences, requires sufficient data. While some datasets are available, the nature of migration complicates their scientific use. Virtually no existing dataset captures international migration trajectories. To alleviate these difficulties, we suggest to concentrate; • The international coordination of data collection methodologies and standardization of immigrant identifiers; • A longitudinal approach
own country. It is in human nature to seek a better life and these is the main reason why EU countries have very serious difficulties with immigration especially with an illegal one. There are two main kinds of immigration in EU. First, is the migration in Union borders, which is mostly legal, and the second one is the immigration from other countries for example from Africa, Asia and sometimes even from America. So it is in human nature, that everyone wants to have the best things and choosing
mentioned youth are in the age group of 15 to 35 years & the current National Youth Policy 2012 (Draft) suggests youth are in the age group of 15 to 24 years. It is estimated that with 2050 India become enrich with youth population in comparison with other countries. At present, 40% population is youth which is more than again in comparison with other country. Pranab Mukarjee, President of India (13th President) pointed out, “we are a nation that in becoming younger both in age and spirit this is an opportunity
They were never neglected by our soil. But, the migrated labor condition is quite difficult, because of their ignorance. This research study focus on the condition of migrant workers in Tamil Nadu. Low-waged other states migrated workers have long been contributing to the developmental activities of Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, the Tamil Nadu has a large migrant population with laborers living in poor condition. The master plan of cities and urbanization plan’s created the multiple job opportunities in the
decade, there has been a lot of change in the population structure of the European continent. As many people have grown old, there is need for more services to them. This has raised the interest in the fields of social care and welfare for both elderly people and the young in the European continent. The increased need for care givers has raised the number of immigrants into the European countries that need carers. In most cases, it is imagined that migration is from the third world countries also known
masses. In English language the word “tribes” appeared in the sixteenth century and denoted a community which claimed descent from a common ancestor. This chapter attempts to give an insight into the tribal studies in national and international level. The review of the preceding important studies on the socio-economic status of the tribal in national and international level is relevant for understanding the specifications of the situations in Kalrayan Hills of Salem District, Tamil Nadu. This chapter
gration and brain drain in sub-Saharan countries:case study Cameroon. Introduction Migration is a natural human reflex as old as humanity. Although a natural reflex it can be effectively argued that some factors have accounted for its pervasive nature in contemporary times. However, with the unprecedented rise of globalization in all its facets, international migration and subsequently brain drain (most frequently from the global south to the north) remain one of those consequences of globalization
durability and ease of use, especially in case of children. However, a recent epidemic of melamine poisoning in China brought up the issue of melamine toxicity due to tainted milk powder formula and it became clear that food contact materials having melamine are not as safe as they were once thought of. The migration rate of melamine into food from tableware depends upon the temperature and acidity of the food. Another, important factor that determines the rate of migration of melamine into food is the quality