The migration- Development nexus evidence and policy options

CDR Working Paper

Volumn 2, Issue 6, 2002, Pages 1-36

  Sørensen, Ninna Nyberg ^a   Van Hear, Nicholas ^a   Engberg Pedersen, Poul ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

Aid policy; Conflicts; Development aid; Development policy; Development potential; Government policy; International relations; Migrants; Migration; Refugees; Remittances; Social implications

Indexed keywords

AID POLICY; DEVELOPMENT LEVEL; MIGRATION DETERMINANT; POPULATION MIGRATION;

EID: 0036072758     PISSN: 09044701     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (132)

1. Aid and conflict
2. Metaphors of home: Gendering new migrations to southern Europe
3. Repatriation and self-settled refugees in Zambia: Bringing solutions to the wrong problems
4. Policy implications for aid allocations of recent research on aid effectiveness and selectivity
5. Development assistance and international migration
6. Migration and development: The importance of gender
7. Policy challenges of the new diasporas: Migrant networks and their impact on asylum flows and regimes
8. Mind the gap! UNHCR, humanitarian assistance and the development process
9. Livelihood and poverty: The role of migration - A critical review of the migration literature
10. Reseaux financiers et hawilad: le role de la diaspora somalienne dans la reconstruction de leur pays
11. After the wars are over: U.S. policy in reconstruction
12. La case de mis sueños
13. Migration-development linkages: Some specific issues and practical policy measures
14. The power of status in transnational social fields
15. Social capital and the political economy of violence: A case study of Sri Lanka
16. The emergence of transnational social formations: Social transformation and the mirage of return migration among Dominican transmigrants
17. Migration and international economic institutions
18. Projects and policies, politics and ethnicities
19. The politics of international migration
20. The asylum-migration nexus: Refugee protection and migration perspectives from the ILO
21. Refugees' environmental impact: The effect of patterns of settlement
22. The forgotten solution: Local integration for refugees in developing countries
23. The coming anarchy
24. Revisiting the debate on people, place, identity and displacement
25. War and peace in Eritrea: The role of the diaspora
26. Salvadoran economic transnationalism: Embedded strategies for household maintenance, immigrant incorporation, and entrepreneurial expansion
27. Investing or going home? A transnational strategy among Indian immigrants in the United States
28. Transnational migration: Taking stock and future directions
29. Economic opportunity in Mexico and return migration from the United States
30. Migration from rural areas of poor countries: The impact on rural productivity and income distribution
31. Fra moderne slaver til modige entreprenører - Om prostitutionsrelateret migration fra Thailand til Danmark
32. Aiding peace ... and war: UNHCR, returnee reintegration, and the relief-development debate
33. Refugees and the environment
34. Theoretical and empirical contributions towards a research agenda for transnationalism
35. El Salvador's remittance industry: A crossroads of conflict, migration, social networks, statecraft and the global
36. Economic instruments to affect countries of origin
37. Managing migration: The role of economic policies
38. Remittance flows and impact
39. The new immigration and ethnicity in the United States
40. The anthropological study of urban communities
41. Women's political consciousness and empowerment in local, national, and transnational contexts: Guatemalan refugees and returnees
42. The study of transnationalism: Pitfalls and promise of an emergent research field
43. Introduction: The debates and significance of immigrant transnationalism
44. Transnational migrant communities and Mexican migration to the US
45. Mobilising the world's labour assets
46. Making sense of settlement: Class transformation, cultural struggle, and transnationalism among Mexican migrants in the United States
47. Migrant remittances and development
48. Conflict and forced migration: A quantitative review, 1964-1995
49. Population: Delusion and reality
50. India taps into its diaspora
51. From asylum to containment
52. Transnational localities: Community technology and the politics of membership within the context of Mexico-US migration
53. Current dilemmas and future prospects of the Inter-American migration system
54. The rise and fall of 'internally displaced people' in the central Peruvian Andes
55. Mobile Lebensfürung zwishen der Dominikanischen Republik, New York und Madrid
56. The links between migration, globalization and sustainable development
57. The new economics of labour migration and the role of remittances in the migration process
58. Transnational livelihoods and identities in return migration to the Caribbean: The case of skilled returnees to Jamaica
59. Body shopping: Transnational knowledge workers and Hindu nationalism
60. Refugee studies and the refugee regime in transition: Editorial introduction
61. People abroad and people at home in societies under strain
62. Sustaining societies under strain: Remittances as a form of transnational exchange in Sri Lanka and Ghana
63. Beyond the crisis
64. Transnational political practices and the receiving state: Turks and Kurds in Germany and the Netherlands