WorksheetsIR 314 Quiz II
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 10mins
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 18th 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
How Much Does Global Inequality Drive Migration?
