International Migration

What is the difference between 'independent' and 'dependent' movements in voluntary migration?

• Independent movements are decided by individuals, while dependent movements are decided collectively by households.

• Independent movements are decided collectively by households, while dependent movements are decided by individuals.

• Both independent and dependent movements are decided by individuals.

• Both independent and dependent movements are decided collectively by households.

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Describe the socio-economic impact of international migration on receiving countries.

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The proportion of female migrants has steadily increased, now making up almost ___ percent of all migrants.

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Which of the following is a major factor contributing to the growing scale and speed of forced displacement?

• The emergence of new forms of warfare

• The increase in global tourism

• The rise of digital communication

• The decline in global trade

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The UNHCR is responsible for guaranteeing the security of ___ in the countries where they seek asylum.

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What is the impact of remittances on the economies of LICs and MICs?

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Analyze how forced migration in conflict areas like Syria can create long-term political and socio-economic challenges for both donor and receiving countries.

Examine the environmental consequences of migration, particularly focusing on regions where large infrastructural projects have displaced communities. To what extent are these migrations considered 'forced' and what are the long-term environmental risks?

Discuss the role of gender in influencing migration patterns, using the example of female contract workers from the Philippines or Sri Lanka.

Evaluate the socio-economic impacts of remittances on low-income countries (LICs).