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... Institute 2017 United Kingdom Theresa May immigration minimum wage family migration TERMINAL5INSIDER L ondon —Mustafa has not seen his father for three years, a painful absence that often comes to his mind during the daily school run. “Where is my father?” he asks his mother, Muhado...

... the American Indian Movement. Ironically, a policy designed to assimilate Indigenous people into the body politic instead brought them together to form new communities of solidarity and resistance, setting the stage for dramatic and influential political movements. Urban migration created tensions...

...Michele Wucker Copyright © 2004 World Policy Institute 2004 Michele Wucker is a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute and the author of Why Cocks Fight: Dominicans, Haitians, and the Struggle for Hispaniola. Remittances: The Perpetual Migration Machine Michele...

...). The Perpetual Migration Machine and Political Power Michele Wucker The historian and diplomat George Ban­ living abroad to stay connected back “home” croft declared in 1849 that a nation should and thus keep the cash flowing. So far, it “as soon tolerate a man with two wives as a seems...

... to the rocky corners of the Himalayan Mountains. People in Achham have no choice but to eat the little that sprouts from their stubborn land. Here, many know HIV only as “Bombay disease,” a seemingly mysterious illness that began to weaken and kill in Achham when men started migrating to India for short-term...

... JOURNAL XXXXXXXXXXX SUMMER 2017 81 Copyright © 2017 World Policy Institute 2017 Refugee crisis Germany migration ...

...Carol Bellamy Having the initiative to migrate, when necessary, is part of what makes us human. It is hard-wired into our DNA alongside our abilities to reason, plan, and collaborate. Crossing even dangerous borders is not a threat. It is a rational human response to poverty, war, and lack...

... took place in Britain, and the descendants of enslaved populations in the U.K. are mostly economic migrants from the Caribbean. What is obscured here is the similarity of the process of migration from the slaveholding South to the free North and from the Caribbean to Britain. Black people in the U.S...

..., as compared to one per week just three years ago. His court had to hire 32 additional judges in the past two years to handle the growing docket. If Hashemi’s application is rejected by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, he will likely make his case again in front of a judge like Göbel...

... began the migrant crisis as the continent's life guard and first-aid provider, but Europe has now forced the country to be its warden, too. Copyright © 2016 World Policy Institute 2016 refugees migration Greece European Union asylum refugee crisis CHIOS, Greece—Ahmed Abdo spends his...

... Independence Problem” (XXI:3) Wucker, Michele; “The Perpetual Migration Machine and Political Meyer, Karl E.; “America Unlimited: The Radical Sources of the Bush Power" (XXI:3) Doctrine” (XXI:1) Wucker, Michele; "Remittances...

... the answers. “Our current law is more linked to asylum than to refuge. To make things worst, there are a number of international protocols that Brazil has never signed, which means it remains difficult to integrate a foreigner into the country,” says Brigido. “The politics of migration are centralized...

... and the resulting forced migration from ancestral rice-growing lands that caused the social and financial dislocations and all but total disruption in the food supply network. One immediate fallout from these imperatives was inflation, a daily reality familiar to we journos, as well as our Khmer colleagues...

... to eliminate women from the public sphere to envisioning them as warriors who must forsake their families to make the hijra , or migration to Khorasan, denotes a crucial change in direction. It reflects a new female identity that advocates rebellion against traditional structures, the same structures...

... “freedom” in Mugabe’s Zimbabwe. Addressing another of our core themes, the Map Room diagrams the forced migrations of the Soviet-era that left scores of languages in Russia on the brink of extinction. Hopping between Germany and Turkey, James Angelos details the ever higher linguistic hurdles European...

... to the rural-urban migration patterns that are sweeping Latin America. Meanwhile, Ecuador turns out to be a nexus of another innovation in Latin America—a new system of justice, substituting the adversarial for the inquisitorial, as Thea Johnson explains. Around the world, doctors, hospitals, ambulances...

... part of it. As the stabilization of the euro is surely the most acute short-term challenge in Europe, we have to face the long-term challenge of how to manage migration, not just legally but also politically and socially. Migration has brought millions to our countries, from the United Kingdom...

...’ lives. For the new generation, however, that war is a distant thing: To them, what is current, what is present, is the mara . These two very different periods of collective violence are nonetheless similar in that the thousands of murders, forced disappearances, and mass migrations have torn apart...

... arrived, a reversal of the longtime trend and a tribute to the booming Turkish economy. Nevertheless, marriage migration remains a major source of lingering Turkish immigration to Germany. It also remains of great concern to those who believe that the tendency of Turkish Germans to import spouses...

...: A lot of that migration need not take place if the land were part of property law. If some of them decide to go to the city, without documentation there’s no way they can transfer their land wealth to the cities and make a new life there. Because it’s not fungible, it can only be transported through...