Population mobility increases with economic development and
globalization. The migration of people affects countries in many
ways -- socially, economically and politically. However, there are
fundamental tensions in efforts to manage international migration
in a globalizing world. On the one hand, business is transnational
as it necessitates the unrestricted flow of people internationally.
On the other hand, politics is still national. In an integrated
world economy, trade, flow of capital, flow of labour, flow of raw
materials and technology are inter-related. This study therefore
examines international migration in the context of an integrated
world economy. Specifically, it looks at the history of migration
in modern Southeast Asia; investments, remittances and welfare; the
vulnerability of workers; national migration policies; and the
problem of irregular migrants.
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