Regional integration and migration governance in the Global South
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Regional integration and migration governance in the Global South
（United Nations University series on regionalism, 20）
Springer, c2020
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Contents of Works
- Part I: Patterns, Drivers and Implications of Migration in the Global South
- Chapter 1. South-South Migration within the East and Horn of Africa Region (Zachary Strain)
- Chapter 2. Contemporary Labor Migration in West and Central Africa: The Main Patterns, Drivers and Routes (Chiara Janssen and Katrin Marchand)
- Chapter 3. Human Migration in the Face of Environmental Change: A Global Empirical Approach (Els Bekaert, Ilse Ruyssen and Sara Salomone)
- Chapter 4. The Water-Migration Nexus
- An Analysis of Causalities and Response Mechanisms with a Focus on the Global South (Nidhi Nagabhatla and Cameron Fioret)
- Chapter 5. Taking Stock of the Evidence on the Consequences of Hosting Refugees in the Global South (Craig Loschmann)
- Chapter 6. The Impact of Migration on Development in Developing Countries: A Review of the Empirical Literature (Lisa Andersson and Melissa Siegel)
- Part II: Governance of Migration in the Global South
- Chapter 7. Four Generations of Regional Policies for the (Free) Movement of Persons in South America (1977-2016) (Leiza Brumat)
- Chapter 8. Asian Migration Governance (Richa Shivakoti)
- Chapter 9. The Migration-Development Nexus in Selected African States: Is the Implementation of EU Migration Policies Development-Friendly? (Maud Martens, Ilke Adam and Florian Trauner)
- Chapter 10. Migration Partnership Framework and the Externalisation of European Unions (EU) Migration Policy in West Africa: The Case of Mali and Niger (Amanda Bisong)
- Chapter 11. Apprise: Sentinel Surveillance of Labor Exploitation and Its Potential Impact on Migration Policy (Hannah Thinyane and Francisca Sassetti)
- Chapter 12. Migration in the Global South: Indications for the Global Compact? (Glenn Rayp, Ilse Ruyssen and Katrin Marchand)
