IR 314 Quiz II

Why migration matters?

• Migration is inextricably linked with global issues including development, poverty, and human rights.

• Migration has underpinned economic growth, nation-building, and enriched cultures.

• Migration presents significant challenges.

Which is not a challenge of international migration?

• Integration in destination countries can be difficult.

• Migration can deprive origin countries of important skills.

• Migration helps development of home countries.

• Some migrants are exploited.

• Some migrants’ human rights are abused.

Which one is not a trend that signifies an important departure from earlier migration patterns and processes?

• The proportion of women among the migrants has increased rapidly.

• The traditional distinction between countries of origin, transit, and destination for migrants has become increasingly blurred.

• Although most of the movements took place in the last few centuries were permanent, today temporary migration has become much more important.

• The proportion of contract workers among the migrants has increased.

Which one is an irregular migrant?

• A contract worker in Saudi Arabia

• A IT specialist in Silicon Valley

• A Moldavian nanny in Istanbul with work permit

• A temporary worker in Italy

• An exchange student with a tourist visa

Which one is not a forced migrant?

• An African slave in 18^th century USA

• An Iranian refugee

• An IDP

• An Indian management consultant in New York

• An asylum seeker from Afghanistan

Which one is not an economic migrant?

• Turkish guest-worker in Germany

• Russian shuttle trader in Laleli

• German professional in Istanbul

• Iranian asylum seeker

• Contract-based migrant in MENA

Ius soli means:

• Granting of citizenship only to children of existing citizens.

• Long term residence in the country.

• Citizenship based on being born in the territory of the state.

• Linguistic and cultural rights.

• Naturalization.

Turkey is:

• A country of emigration.

• A country of immigration.

• A country of transit.

Asylum-seekers’ applications are judged by the

criteria of the 1951 United Nations Convention relating to

the Status of Refugees, a.k.a. ....

• Geneva Convention

• Rome Convention

• Istanbul Convention

• Berlin Convention

IDP means:

• Internally Displaced Persons

• Internationally Dispossessed People

• Independent Dislike Process

• Interdisciplinary Displacement Projects