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Migration and Globalization
Migration and Globalization 1 Migration and Globalization Table of Contents Introduction .. 2 A Brief History of Migration .. 4 Migration in an Earlier Era of Globalization .. 4 Post-World War II Migration .. 6 Migration Today .. 7 Why Does Migration Happen? .. 9 Push 9 Environmental Refugees .. 12 Pull Factors .. 14 Economic Effects of Migration .. 16 Migration and the Economic Crisis .. 17 The Case of the Filipino Nurses .. 18 Cultural Effects of Migration .. 20 The European Immigration Debate .. 20 Challenges Ahead .. 21 Human Trafficking .. 22 Post-9/11 Policies .. 25 EU Integration .. 25 An International Organization to Plan Migration Policy? .. 28 Conclusion .. 29 Glossary .. 30 Works Cited .. 31 Migration and Globalization 2 Introduction Transnational flows of goods and capital have driven Globalization during recent years. These flows have been made possible by the gradual lowering of barriers to trade and investment across national borders, thus allowing for the expansion of the global economy.
Japanese immigration was restricted by the 1907 Gentleman's Agreement between the governments of Japan and the U.S. Ultimately, nearly all Asian immigration was banned by the Asiatic Barred Zone provision of the Immigration Act of 1917 (Daniels 2002). By 1924, “undesirable” European migration from Southern and Eastern Europe was also severely
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