Titlebook: Impact of Circular Migration on Human, Political and Civil Rights; A Global Perspective Carlota Solé,Sonia Parella,Sonja Nita Book 2016 Spr

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Introduction,other point in history, posing new questions and challenges not only concerning its political management but also regarding the persistence of global economic disparities. An element which is new are the increasing opportunities for mobility and communication that have deeply transformed the experie

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Circular Migration Within the EU-Moldova Mobility Partnershipinstrument to better manage migratory movements of third country nationals. Within the context of the EU-Moldova Mobility Partnership this approach has yielded only few results as both conceptual and policy ambiguity continues to exist about the meaning and rationale of circular migration. Moreover,

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Circular Migration and the Gulf Statesudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and Oman. By some estimations, the six GCC states comprise the third largest migratory destination in the contemporary world, and for decades these states have hosted large transient migrant populations that, in some manner or another, appear to fit

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Explaining the Impasse of Circular Migration in Southern Africaan mining and agricultural sectors strictly regulated by bilateral agreements. In the post-apartheid period, outsourcing of the core industrial sectors (mining) and liberalisation in agriculture and services have resulted in a structural shift in labour demand. Drawing on a range of ecumenical data

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Freedom Against Control: Bolivian Circular Mobility Tradition in the Spanish and International Migraical tradition in the way Bolivian families have alternated migration to different destinations with home-returning decisions throughout the time. Studying the current situation of Bolivians in Spain, this chapter focuses on a problematic hypothesis that suggests that that circular mobility traditio

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Temporary Migration and the Shortcomings of Citizenshiprants do not seek, and indeed actively avoid, any sort of involvement and investment in the receiving society. We show that neither the traditional notion of national citizenship, nor the more flexible notion of post-national citizenship can accommodate the life plans and address the specific vulner

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