'Voluntary migration' diaporamas de présentation

Social stratification

Social stratification. Fernando R. Pedrosa, Ph.D. Prof.-in-charge. Social Stratification. Meaning and Nature Refers to the ranking of individuals and groups in any given society. It is a basic component of social organization. It is found in all human groups.

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Chap 7 Ethnic Distribution

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Unit 2: Migration

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Why Do People Migrate?

Why Do People Migrate?. Why do People Migrate?. Forced Migration (Involuntary)- imposing authority or power producing involuntary migration that cannot be understood based on theories Voluntary Migration. Forced Migration. Atlantic Slave Trade (1500s)

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Why Do People Migrate?

Why Do People Migrate?. Why do People Migrate?. Forced Migration (Involuntary)- imposing authority or power producing involuntary migration that cannot be understood based on theories Voluntary Migration. Forced Migration. Atlantic Slave Trade (1500s)

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MIGRATION AND ECONOMICS

MIGRATION AND ECONOMICS. Zoltan Grossman, The Evergreen State College http://academic.evergreen.edu/g/grossmaz. Types of migration. Emigration (from) or immigration (to). Voluntary or involuntary (forced). International (between countries) or internal (within a country) .

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Chapter 3

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Migration

Migration. Salinas, CA. Haitian Refugees. Why do people migrate?. Emigration and immigration Change in residence. Relative to origin and destination. Push Factors Pull Factors. Major International Migration Patterns, Early 1990s.

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Migration

Migration. Salinas, CA. Haitian Refugees. Why do people migrate?. Push Factors Pull Factors. Major International Migration Patterns, Early 1990s. Slide graphic courtesy of Dr. Jean-Paul Rodrigue, Hofstra University. Types of Migration. A. Emigration and immigration

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Introduction to Geography 2002 Geographies of Global Change or

Introduction to Geography 2002 Geographies of Global Change or. Surfing the Silicon and Silk Roads of the Contemporary World. Me in El Salvador. Butterfly Producer. Maria Trinidad Bautista. El Salvador. What is this course about?. Diversity Amid Globalization

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1. Objective (READ) - H SWBAT identify causes for migration in Africa.

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MIGRATION AND OTHER SOCAIL PROCESES

MIGRATION AND OTHER SOCAIL PROCESES . SAXIE 2006. Migration. 1. Types of Migration What are the major forms of migration? 2. Selective Migration Why migration can be considered as a selective process? 3. Brain Drain What is the extent of movements of skilled labor?. Types of Migration.

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Refugees, Asylum & Exile

Refugees, Asylum & Exile. Ruba Salih Gendering Migration & Diasporas Lecture 3. Overview. Refugees Asylum & Exile Voluntary & Forced Migration Migration/Asylum Nexus Refugee Studies Women in Forced Migration Gender & Forced Migration Readings Proposed Questions. Defining Refugees.

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Movement responses

Movement responses. Migration. Discuss the causes of migrations, both forced and voluntary. Evaluate internal (national) and international migrations in terms of their geographic (socio-economic, political and environmental) impacts at their origins and destinations .

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Demystifying the Afar diaspora

Demystifying the Afar diaspora. Presented by: Hamad Issa. The Afar contact with overseas. Voluntary migration. Pursuing of education Work opportunities. Forced migration. Marginalization War Search for freedom. Expectations on the Diaspora.

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Migration and demography

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Lesson objectives: To be create case studies for forced and voluntary migration

Lesson objectives: To be create case studies for forced and voluntary migration .

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