Migration Flashcards
What is migration, immigration and emigration?
Migration: general term for the movement of people from one place to another.
Immigration: Moving into a new country permanently.
Emigration: Leaving one’s home country to live in another.
What are migration’s social, cultural, and economic effects on communities?
Social Effects
1. Cultural Diversity:
2. Cultural Clash and Discrimination:
3. Impact on Families:
4. Community Relations
Cultural Effects
1. Assimilation vs. Segregation:
2. Language Barriers:
3. Preservation of Heritage
Economic Effects
1. Labor Market Dynamics:
2. Remittances:
3. Brain Drain
4. Pressure on Resources
What are the major migration trends today in the world
- Increasing Global Migrant Population
- Shift Towards High and Medium Human Development Index (HDI) Countries
- Economic Drivers of Migration
- Internal vs. External Migration
- Impact of Climate Change
- Demographic Changes
How do countries and communities benefit from migration?
Economic Growth and Labor Market Dynamics
1. Increased Productivity
2. Boosting Consumer Spending
Remittances and Financial Benefits
1. Remittances
2. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI
3. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Demographic Benefits
1. addressing aging population
Improved quality life:
1. Access to services
2. Skill development
Push Factors
Environmental Push Factors:
Changes in demographics in both industrialized and unindustrialized societies presented challenges to existing living patterns.
Environmental disasters, such as bad crops, famine, and disease outbreaks.
Natural resource depletion leads to scarcity and poverty.
Economic Push Factors
Poverty and lack of job opportunities.
Low wages and poor working conditions.
Economic instability and recession.
Limited access to education and training.
Pull Factors
Environmental Pull Factors
Availability of natural resources, such as land, water, and minerals.
Better climate and living conditions, such as access to clean air and water.
Government policies and initiatives that promote.
sustainable development and environmental conservation.
Economic Pull Factors
Better job opportunities and higher wages.
Access to education and training
Economic stability and growth.
Government policies and initiatives that promote economic development and investment.
Impact on globalization
Migration has contributed to the growth of global cities and urbanization.
It has led to the development of new industries and services, such as transportation and logistics.
Migration has facilitated the transfer of skills, knowledge, and technology across borders.
It has promoted cultural diversity and exchange, enriching the cultural landscape of host countries.
Impact on Industrial Revolution
Migration has played a crucial role in the development of industrial economies, providing a workforce for factories and industries.
It has led to the growth of new industries, such as textiles and manufacturing.
Migration has facilitated the transfer of skills and knowledge from rural to urban areas.
It has promoted economic growth and development, contributing to the rise of industrial powers.
Impact on Silk Road
Migration has facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures along the Silk Road.
It has promoted the development of trade and commerce, connecting East and West.
Migration has led to the growth of cities and urban centers along the Silk Road, such as Samarkand and Bukhara.
It has enriched the cultural heritage of the regions along the Silk Road, promoting cultural diversity and exchange.