The role of the state in international migration: exploring the transition from colony to independence
This paper presents a conceptual framework to examine how the state shapes international migration in origin and destination countries, particularly in former colonies transitioning to independence or non-sovereignty. This paper proposes an expanded view of the state’s relevance in migrat...
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2014
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| description | This paper presents a conceptual framework to examine how the state shapes international migration in origin and destination countries, particularly in former colonies transitioning to independence or non-sovereignty. This paper proposes an expanded view of the state’s relevance in migration and introduces a conceptualisation of a country’s transition from colonial status to independence or non-sovereignty. This is done by presenting four hypothetical scenarios of the different ways in which migration patterns shift in reaction to the introduction and timing of independence and border regimes. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:bd00bc61-c471-4659-b183-558abe12fd692022-03-27T05:28:34ZThe role of the state in international migration: exploring the transition from colony to independenceWorking paperhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_8042uuid:bd00bc61-c471-4659-b183-558abe12fd69Symplectic ElementsBulk import via SwordInternational Migration Institute2014Vezzoli, SThis paper presents a conceptual framework to examine how the state shapes international migration in origin and destination countries, particularly in former colonies transitioning to independence or non-sovereignty. This paper proposes an expanded view of the state’s relevance in migration and introduces a conceptualisation of a country’s transition from colonial status to independence or non-sovereignty. This is done by presenting four hypothetical scenarios of the different ways in which migration patterns shift in reaction to the introduction and timing of independence and border regimes. |
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