Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Migration and Development; GFMD Puerto Vallarta Irena Omelaniuk Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42834-1te cooperation on migration. They engage developing and developed countries at the sending and receiving ends of the migration spectrum and are well placed to deal with migration and development in comprehensive and cooperative ways. While each process has its own dynamics, focus, and priorities, al

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21478-4in these two policy fields and contributing to enhanced governance of international migration. The actions that states can take on migration are constrained by the realities of global forces that no state can control unilaterally. But there is still no consensus on whether global governance of inter

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Reducing Migration Costs and Maximizing Human Development,ration and Development (GFMD) has consistently sought to identify which costs are critical for the development outcomes of migration, and where governments, employers, recruiters, and other intermediaries can make a difference, both to their own benefit and that of the migrants and their families (S

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Textbox 1: Circular Migration as a Development Tool: The Mauritian Approach,its inception. It combines the interests of highly industrialized countries in meeting labor needs in flexible and orderly ways with the interests of developing countries in accessing global labor markets, fostering skills transfer, and mitigating the risks of brain drain. Economists agree that the

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,Textbox 2: Final Report from Sweden’s Parliamentary Committee for Circular Migration and Developmeno the Swedish Minister for Migration. The report contains both proposals for legislative changes and other recommendations aimed at facilitating increased back-and-forth mobility between Sweden and migrants’ countries of origin in order to promote its positive development effects.

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Textbox 3: Strengthening Migration Health Management in Sri Lanka,tive idea of Sri Lanka turning into the ‘Wonder of Asia’. Despite the many positive effects of migration on our society and economy we must ensure balance of negative impacts of migration with benefits. This will depend on protecting the health and wellbeing of migrant populations their families and