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Emerging Themes in International Migration,significant in initiating or managing the migration process, and in the post-migration lives of migrants. These technologies influence migrant incorporation and facilitate the maintenance of various connections with communities of origin and their related diasporas. While such connections might enab

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Understanding the Origins of International Migration,cussion highlights that, while migration commonly involves at least some degree of choice, the extent and nature of the options open to potential migrants are shaped and constrained by individual characteristics and wider economic, political and social contexts, that is, the reasons for migration relate to the interaction of agency and structure.

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Understanding the Origins of International Migration,h examining explanatory factors for migration at three levels. Macro-level factors are national or international in their scope, and include government policies, levels of development and the legacies of colonialism. The micro level is concerned with the personal attributes, relationships and aspira

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,Migrants’ Associations with Their ‘Homelands’: Transnationalism, Diaspora and Development,cepts of transnationalism and diaspora, and then considering the significance of migration for economic and social development in these homelands. We discuss and illustrate different conceptualisations of migrant transnationalism under four headings—social, economic, cultural and political. The rela