Causes of migration Flashcards

1
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South Sudan seeing intense fighting

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  • 834000 fled to Uganda
  • Stravation, burning villages and rape used as weapons of war
  • 2.2 million fled homes
  • Response UNMCR and UN Refugee agency set up protection desk at border to identify needs there
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Jhadi Extremism

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Islamic state+ Boko Haram operate in areas of W and N Africa

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Climate change

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-Drought and unpredictable rainfall =starvation and malnutrition

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4
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How many people on Africa and the middle east live in areas of failed harvest?

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20 million

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5
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In south Sudan and Somalia how many people were forces to flee and find food and how many starved to death in 2011

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  • 100,000

- 250,000

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6
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In Somalia how many children suffer from acute malnutrition per year?

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0.5 million children

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7
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By 2050 how many people will be displaced due to climate change?

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200 million

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8
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What are the consequences of Water scarcity

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People have to drink dirty water and catch dieses such as Cholera

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What are the consequences of Desertification

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Higher population density in marginal land and then there is less food produced and this intensifies famine

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10
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How many people are vulnerable to food shortages?

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13.4 million

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11
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What temperature change has the been in the Sahel due to climate change

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1-1.5 degrees

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12
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What are the push factors from home country?

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  • Low GDP
  • no tax system
  • low standard of living
  • informal work
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What are the pull factors from host countries?

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  • Higher paid jobs
  • Religious freedom
  • Stable government
  • Education
  • Remittances
  • Media advertising
  • Healthcare
  • Welfare state
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14
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Who are Boko Harem and state facts about them?

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  • Islamist terrorist group
  • Plagued the north-east of the country
  • Captured international media attention
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15
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Causes of Conflict

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Identity
Ethnicity
Territory
Culture
European colonialism
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16
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identity

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Sense of belonging

17
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Ethnicity

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Grouping due to ethnic origins of features

18
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Territory

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Geographic area where a group resides can often lead to conflict if authority is not authorised properly

19
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Culture

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Shared beliefs, trades and practices of a group

20
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European colonialism

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Country borders were put in not considering for tribal/ethnic groups so people are forced to live together

21
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What effect has the death of Gadhafi had on migration

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People go through Niger

  • The borders are now more porous as they are not controlled by government
  • Agadez (Niger) is a major trading post from arms, drugs and humans
  • by end of 2016 10 million reported migrants through Agadez
22
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How many migrants enter 2000 each week

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2000

23
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Demographic change in Europe caused by Migration

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  • Migrants are young and with in the reproductive age
  • 16/28 countries in the EU have dependency ratio over 50%
  • Population is ageing
  • Life expectancy is increasing
  • Need some migration to maintain population
24
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Issues in Europe before migration

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  • Strain on healthcare and social care
  • Elderly are more dependent on others in everyday life
  • Elderly are expensive for the government
  • Pension crises
  • economy shrinks due to less people being within the working age
25
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How migration has affected Europe’s ageing population

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  • Majority of migrants are working age so help debt and pension crisis
  • Proportion of elderly in host country falls
  • Elderly priced out of homes
  • Birth rate increases as migrants are reproductive age
26
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UK

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1/5 new jobs in British hospitality are taken by immigrants
Capacity in schools and hospitals is further stretched
Immigrants are free-riding on social structures built up over decades and for which they have not paid

27
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Implications of high dependency ratio

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Working population make more tax to support dependents
State pension may rise
More pressure on education/health services
Unemployment when young dependents become working age

28
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Factors affecting migration rates

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Germany- open borders (500,000 migrants accepted per year)- big economy and 12x more asylum applications than UK
UK- language and welfare system, NHS, education, better employment
Spain (low)- unemployment and no benefits
Greece (low)- lack of pull factors due to national debt

29
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Great green wall

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  • Man made tree barrier
  • 15 km wide and 7000km long
  • aims to protect wildlife and soil quality