Nationalism in the Borderless World Flashcards
refers to people moving from one area to another within one country
internal migration
two types of migration
- internal migration
- international migration
people cross borders of one country to another.
international migration
migration reasons
- war
- poverty
- natural disasters
- political persecution
- living standard
global migration flow
- developing countries that have larger population have a large population migrating to developed countries
- developed countries that have a small population have small population migrating to developing countries
nations with the largest number of international migrants in 2015
- US
- Germany
- Russia
- Saudi Arabia
- UK
“ . . . In a couple of years, there will just be five of us left in the Philippines, the rest will have gone abroad in search of “__ __.” It’s not an anomaly; it’s a trend; the Filipino diaspora . . .”
- Lifted from A Borderless World by Patricia Evangelista
greener pastures
push factors
- poverty
- fear
- disasters
- unemployment
pull factors
- safety
- opportunity
- stability
- freedom
“A borderless world presents a bigger __. . .“
opportunity
“Each square mile anywhere in the world is made up of people of different ethnicities, with national identities and individual personalities. Because of this, each square mile is already a __ of the world.”
microcosm
are immigrants whose stay does not depend on employment, and legal permanent residents abroad including those naturalized in their host country
Permnanent migrants
are those who stay overseas is employment-related, and who are expected to return to the Philippines at the end of their work contract - this category is more popularly known as Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). Also, au pairs, students, trainees, entrepreneurs, businessmen.
Temporary migrants
are those not properly documented, without valid resident work permits, or who are overstaying in a foreign country.
Irregular migrants
“ __ isn’t bound by time or place. “
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