international migration Flashcards

1
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what does international migration effect?

A

population change

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2
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what is migration?

A

the movement of people across a specific border in order to establish new residency

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3
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what are the different types of migrants?

A

asylum seeker
economic migrant
refugee

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4
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what is an asylum seeker?

A

a person who has fled their country to escape fear of death or persecution
waiting on application to be accepted

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5
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what is a refugee?

A

fleeing their country

legally it is someone who’s application has been accepted

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6
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what is an economic migrant?

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a person who has voluntarily left their country in order to seek employment in another country

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7
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in 2015 what percent of worlds population lived outside of their country?

A

3.3%

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8
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what is the major trend in migration?

A

less developed to developed countries

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9
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what fraction of migrants have gone from developed country to developed country?

A

one third

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10
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what can reasons for migration be categorised into?

A

push and pull factors

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what are push factors?

A

reasons that initiate the migrants decision to move

place of origin

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12
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what are pull factors?

A

what attracts someone

at intended destination

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13
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what push factors may be present in a forced migration?

A

extreme ones such as war

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14
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what are examples of forcing push factors?

A
  • war and conflict
  • ethnic and religious prosecution
  • natural and manmade disasters
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15
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what are examples of socio economic push factors?

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  • unemployment
  • low wages
  • poor working conditions
  • shortage of food
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16
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what are examples of pull factors? usually associated with voluntary migration

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  • better standard of living
  • better wages and employment
  • healthcare
  • education
  • political stability
17
Q

what was the figure of forced migration in 2014 and who was it made by?

A

19.5 million people had been forced to leave

UN