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Legal immigration status increases remittances by raising earnings and making sending remittances easier, but may decrease remittances over the long term by increasing integration in the migration-receiving country.
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Also, in calculating remittances, many researchers include “compensation of employees abroad” but much of this money is spent in the migration-receiving ...
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West European nations presently converge in their overall trait as net migration receiving countries. The endeavour to put the right immigration policies in place is arguably the main reason why the analysis of migration in different European locations is most useful in one volume.
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The Place of Egypt in the Regional Migration System as a Receiving Country. Egypt is stereotyped as a sending country in the migration literature. This article sheds some light on the position of Egypt as a migration receiving country, rather than a sending country.
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Potential for replication and extension (adaptability): Social dialogue mechanisms already exist in most of the labour migration receiving countries ...
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immigrants, it is observed that these conventions are not shown the interest they deserve by the migration-receiving developed countries. ...
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We are not happy to see that except few countries, many migration receiving states have not yet ratified "The UN Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families".
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Many of them focussing on the risks and benefits of economic migration. Receiving countries face many challenges and have in response introduced solutions aimed at dealing with the inflow of people arriving to look for jobs.
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Multi-Purpose Community Centers (ÇATOMs) are community facilities in the region of Southeastern Anatolia targeting women and young girls in migration receiving urban centers and central villages in rural areas.
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in formulating policies on international migration receiving countries should take into account not only their own economic and social needs and the well being of the migrants concerned but the needs of the sending countries and the longterm implications of migration for both migrants and the communities concerned;
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