International Organization For Migration Bücher

This publication considers the interrelated issues of migration, development, at local, national and international levels. It contains a collection of papers which discuss a variety of issues including development assistance and emergency relief, immigration and asylum, the impact of refugee movements on host societies, migrants' remittances, the development potential of return migration, migration trends and policy in Europe, development questions relating to conflict situations and the livelihoods of refugees. It also includes country studies of migration and development issues in Afghanistan, Somalia and Sri Lanka, three countries chosen because of their complex experiences of economic and forced migration, protracted conflict situations and their interest to policy makers on migration and asylum matters.

Based on the comprehensive collection and interpretation of available data, IOM s second World Migration Report presents one of the most complete records of reference data and background analysis on population movements. Published in June 2003, this report is organized around the core theme of migration management. Policy responses to specific migration issues are discussed in a series of essays with varying geographical and thematic focus. Preceding the thematic section, a general section introduces the reader to the basics of international migration issues and provides regional updates on trends that have occurred since the publication of the previous report. Maps and graphs and a separate statistics section support the updates on migration trends and policies. With contributions from internationally renowned practitioners and scholars in the area of migration, the report provides a critical analysis of the current state and policy implications of international migration.