International Migration, Economic Development and Policy
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Washington, DC: World Bank and Palgrave Macmillan
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This volume reflects the expansion of
the World Bank Research Program on International Migration
and Development into new substantive and geographic areas.
It presents a new global migration database and includes
studies of the determinants and impact of return and
circular migration, the impact of the flow of ideas on
fertility, host country policies and their impact on
immigrants, and the impact of international migration and
remittances on poverty and other development indicators. The
studies cover countries from Latin America, North Africa,
South Asia, the South Pacific, and Western Europe, and show
that the impact of migration on education and health tends
to benefit girls more than boys, that its impact on labor
force participation tends to be stronger for women than men,
that return migrants tend to do better than non-migrants,
and that fertility has tended to decline in countries whose
migration has been to the West and has failed to do so in
countries whose migration has been to the Gulf. The purpose
of the case studies is to illustrate and clarify many
theoretical mechanisms and to advance understanding of the
impact of different migration policies, given that
introducing policy variables in econometric regressions is
generally difficult. Each study in this volume aims to
answer a variety of development- and policy-related
questions using the most appropriate of these three
methodologies. These empirical studies and analyses include
exploration of some novel hypotheses; they are also new in
terms of the topics selected and the regions/ countries examined
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ADULT MEN, ADULT WOMEN, ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES, ASYLUM, ASYLUM SEEKERS, ATTENDANCE OF GIRLS, BIRTH RATES, BIRTHS, BORDERS, BRAIN DRAIN, BRAIN GAIN, BRAIN-DRAIN, CENSUS DATA, CENSUSES, CENTRAL AMERICA, CHILD DELIVERY, CHILD HEALTH, CHILD LABOR, CITIZEN, CITIZENS, CITIZENSHIP, CONSEQUENCES OF MIGRATION, COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN, COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, DEMOCRACY, DEMOGRAPHERS, DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION, DETERMINANTS OF MIGRATION, DETERMINANTS OF MIGRATION FLOWS, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, DISSEMINATION, DROPOUT, ECONOMIC OBSTACLES, EDUCATED MIGRANTS, EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, EFFECTS OF MIGRATION, EMIGRANT REMITTANCES, EMIGRANTS, EMIGRATION, EMIGRATIONS, EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS, EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION, EUROPEAN MIGRANTS, FAMILY MEMBERS, FAMILY REUNIFICATION, FAMILY REUNIFICATION POLICIES, FAMILY STRUCTURE, FEMALE LABOR, FERTILITY, FERTILITY RATES, FERTILITY SURVEY, FERTILITY TRANSITION, FORCED MIGRATION, FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, FOREIGN LABOR, FOREIGN LABOR FORCE, FOREIGN PARENTS, FOREIGN POPULATION, FOREIGN POPULATIONS, FOREIGN STUDENTS, FOREIGN WOMEN, FOREIGNERS, GENDER, GENDER DIFFERENCES, GENDER DIMENSIONS, GLOBAL COMMISSION, GLOBAL COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, GLOBAL POLICY, HOME COUNTRIES, HOST COUNTRIES, HOST COUNTRY, HOUSEHOLD INCOME, HOUSEHOLD POVERTY, HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS, HOUSING, HUMAN CAPITAL, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION, ILLEGAL MIGRANTS, IMMIGRANT, IMMIGRANT FLOWS, IMMIGRANTS, IMMIGRATION, IMMIGRATION FLOWS, IMMIGRATION POLICIES, IMMIGRATION POLICY, IMPACT OF MIGRATION, IMPACT ON GIRLS, IMPACT ON HEALTH, IMPORTANT POLICY, INCOME DISTRIBUTION, INEQUALITY, INFANT, INFANT MORTALITY, INFLOW OF WORKERS, INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS, INTERNAL MIGRATION, INTERNATIONAL MIGRANT, INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS, INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION, LABOR FORCE, LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION, LABOR MARKET, LABOR MARKETS, LABOR MIGRATION, LABOR-MARKET, LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE, LATIN AMERICAN, LEGAL MIGRANTS, LEGAL STATUS, LOW FERTILITY, MARRIAGES, MICRONESIA FEDERATED STATES OF, MIDDLE EAST, MIDDLE EASTERN, MIGRANT, MIGRANT HOUSEHOLDS, MIGRANT LABOR, MIGRANT POPULATION, MIGRANT POPULATIONS, MIGRANT STOCK, MIGRANT_ORIGIN, MIGRANTS, MIGRATION BETWEEN COUNTRIES, MIGRATION COSTS, MIGRATION DATA, MIGRATION DECISIONS, MIGRATION FLOWS, MIGRATION ISSUES, MIGRATION PATTERNS, MIGRATION POLICIES, MIGRATION POLICY, MIGRATION RATES, MIGRATION RESEARCH, MIGRATION STATISTICS, MIGRATIONS, MOBILITY, MOTHER, MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE, NATIONAL POPULATION, NATIONALS, NATURALIZATION, NATURALIZATION POLICIES, NATURALIZATION PROCEDURES, NET MIGRATION, NORTH AFRICA, NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS, NUMBER OF MIGRANTS, NUMBER OF PEOPLE, PACIFIC ISLANDS, PERCENT OF MIGRANTS, PLACE OF RESIDENCE, POLICY ANALYSIS, POLICY IMPLICATIONS, POLICY MAKERS, POLITICAL INSTABILITY, POPULATION CENSUSES, POPULATION GROWTH, POPULATION POLICY, POPULATION REGISTERS, POTENTIAL MIGRANTS, POTENTIAL USERS, POVERTY ALLEVIATION, PROGRESS, PUBLIC ATTENTION, PUBLIC POLICY, PURCHASING POWER, PURCHASING POWER PARITY, REFUGEE, REFUGEE STUDIES, REFUGEES, REMIGRATION, REMITTANCES, RESEARCH COMMUNITY, RESEARCH ON MIGRATION, RETURN MIGRATION, RETURNEES, ROLE OF MIGRATION, RURAL POVERTY, SCHOOL ATTENDANCE, SERVICE PROVIDERS, SKILL LEVELS, SKILLED LABOR, SKILLED WORKERS, SMALL ENTERPRISES, SOCIAL CAPITAL, SOCIAL IMPACT, SOCIAL NETWORKS, SOCIAL UPHEAVAL, SOUTH AMERICA, SOVEREIGNTY, SPILLOVER, SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, TEMPORARY MIGRANTS, TEMPORARY MIGRATION, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNEMPLOYMENT LEVELS, UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, UNITED NATIONS, UNSKILLED WORKERS, VIRGIN, VISAS, WAR, WESTERN EUROPE, WORK EXPERIENCE, WORK PERMITS, WORLD MIGRATION, WORLD POPULATION, YOUNG GIRLS