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Managing Migration presents the valuable results of the Cooperative Efforts to Manage Emigration project, a bottom-up effort to identify models and best practices for spurring economic development and respect for human rights in migrant countries of origin.

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Interstate cooperation is of paramount importance for the formulation and implementation of coherent migration policies. This book outlines concrete steps that states can take to improve consultation and cooperation in managing movements of people across borders. -- Mamphele Ramphele, Global Commission on International Migration
The collaborative work by three leading migration scholars highlights some of the key dilemmas in international migration, and provides a comprehensive analysis of attempts to develop regional and global cooperation. The book's special value lies in the way it originated through a long-term dialogue between researchers and representatives of governments, international agencies, and the media. -- Stephen Castles, University of Oxford
Managing Migration provides a comprehensive, informative, readable discussion of all types of human population movements and will be a useful resource for policy makers, scholars, and the general public alike. The book places its valuable review and assessment of contemporary efforts to manage migration cooperatively in the context of the history, causes, and consequences of migration and is informed by the authors’ deep knowledge and understanding of migration issues and first-hand experience 'on the ground.' -- Sharon Stanton Russell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Managing international migration requires cooperation among sending, transit, and receiving countries. This valuable study shows that countries can cooperate successfully to manage one of the most complex international challenges of the 21st century. -- Brunson McKinley, Director General, International Organization for Migration

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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 THE MIGRATION CHALLENGE Chapter 3 MIGRATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: THE 3 R'S Chapter 4 AVERTING FORCED MIGRATION Chapter 5 THE LURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Chapter 6 MIGRATION AND EUROPEAN-AFRICAN RELATIONS Chapter 7 THE AMERICAS Chapter 8 THE GLOBAL MIGRANTS Chapter 9 TOWARD A COOPERATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR MANAGING MIGRATION

Managing Migration The Promise of Cooperation

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      Publisher: Lexington Books
      Publication Date: 4/24/2006 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780739113400, 978-0739113400
      ISBN10: 0739113402

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Managing Migration presents the valuable results of the Cooperative Efforts to Manage Emigration project, a bottom-up effort to identify models and best practices for spurring economic development and respect for human rights in migrant countries of origin.

      Trade Review
      Interstate cooperation is of paramount importance for the formulation and implementation of coherent migration policies. This book outlines concrete steps that states can take to improve consultation and cooperation in managing movements of people across borders. -- Mamphele Ramphele, Global Commission on International Migration
      The collaborative work by three leading migration scholars highlights some of the key dilemmas in international migration, and provides a comprehensive analysis of attempts to develop regional and global cooperation. The book's special value lies in the way it originated through a long-term dialogue between researchers and representatives of governments, international agencies, and the media. -- Stephen Castles, University of Oxford
      Managing Migration provides a comprehensive, informative, readable discussion of all types of human population movements and will be a useful resource for policy makers, scholars, and the general public alike. The book places its valuable review and assessment of contemporary efforts to manage migration cooperatively in the context of the history, causes, and consequences of migration and is informed by the authors’ deep knowledge and understanding of migration issues and first-hand experience 'on the ground.' -- Sharon Stanton Russell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
      Managing international migration requires cooperation among sending, transit, and receiving countries. This valuable study shows that countries can cooperate successfully to manage one of the most complex international challenges of the 21st century. -- Brunson McKinley, Director General, International Organization for Migration

      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 THE MIGRATION CHALLENGE Chapter 3 MIGRATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: THE 3 R'S Chapter 4 AVERTING FORCED MIGRATION Chapter 5 THE LURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Chapter 6 MIGRATION AND EUROPEAN-AFRICAN RELATIONS Chapter 7 THE AMERICAS Chapter 8 THE GLOBAL MIGRANTS Chapter 9 TOWARD A COOPERATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR MANAGING MIGRATION

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