Titlebook: Global Mobility Regimes; Rey Koslowski Book 2011 Rey Koslowski 2011 conflict.economy.migration.mobility.Nation.United Nations

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F. Unger,H. M?rl,H. A. Dieterichconnotes increasing, if selective, openness of borders, markets, and societies. Beyond cheaper international travel and innovative communication technologies, its economic dimensions, such as increased income disparities and developing labor markets, add incentives for migrants and other workers to

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Interventions for Autism Spectrum Disordersing, or recovering from collapse and conflict. EU-sponsored programs are training border police in the Balkans and Eurasia in hopes of reducing the flow of unauthorized migration toward EU member states. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is bankrolling high-tech border crossings in the

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,Moral Practices and Anscombe’s Grocer,an mobility have never been greater. It involves both potential gains from successful management and significant potential costs where states are unable to conform migrant flows to national interests. As Joel Trachtman points out, recent estimates from the World Bank suggest that a 3 percent increas

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Fernando Guedes,António Bugalhoturn refugees to face persecution, and the 1949 and 1975 International Labour Organization (ILO) Conventions call for equal treatment of legal migrant workers in host countries. The 1990 UN Convention on the Rights of Migrant Workers and Their Families adds to migrant worker protections and extends

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