Migration and Globalization: Challenges and Perspectives
Quantifying the direct or indirect impact of globalization on international migration is a difficult and complex task. The studies realized with this purpose highlight that globalization favored both legal and clandestine flows of migrants, these generating benefits and problems/ pressures in origin and host countries.
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