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Across the board, more global rules are needed so that global efforts to confront poverty, disease, and mass
migration
can be made consistent, predictable and most of all effective.
Redefining African MigrationGENEVA – Few issues are as emotional as human
migration.
Images of desperate people on the move – whether trying to cross the US-Mexico border or packed onto rickety boats crossing the Mediterranean Sea – have heightened tensions and forged a narrative that
migration
has no upside.
But these images have also blinded us to the fact that people have always moved, and that
migration
is necessary and beneficial for human development.
Despite the ongoing political crisis surrounding African
migration
to Europe, the reality is that fewer Africans are migrating to European countries than when the numbers peaked in October 2015.
Understanding how
migration
can build wealth in Africa requires closer attention to migratory trends.
Elsewhere, Gabon’s lumber and mining sectors, Equatorial Guinea’s oil industry, and various industries in Kenya have also attracted
migration
from neighboring countries.
Simply put,
migration
in Africa helps destination economies grow.
In other words, intra-Africa
migration
is not only a human and social phenomenon; it is also a vital ingredient of growth.
Another milestone that would advance intra-Africa
migration
would be the rollout of the highly anticipated all-Africa passport.
This landmark agreement represents a blueprint for managing global
migration
flows.
It is also validation that
migration
is an economic necessity, and not only for Africa.
With well-crafted and properly executed agreements,
migration
can be a boon to people and the places they call home.
Today’s skewed media narratives ignore or neglect the benefits of
migration.
Between 1840 and 1914, 55 million people left Europe for the Americas – much larger, relative to population, than
migration
since WWII.
Alongside economic motives for
migration
there has always been another: ethnic, religious, and political persecution.
Giving people an EU passport doesn’t legitimize a single labor market, which is why “emergency brakes” on
migration
within the EU are inevitable.
The
Migration
SuperpowersLONDON – We have entered the age of
migration.
But the mass movement of people is already creating three types of
migration
superpowers: new colonialists, integrators, and go-betweens.
If the established powers that first benefited from the globalization of trade are known as the G-7, the countries, regions, and organizations that are benefiting from
migration
– China, India, Kurdistan, Israel, ISIS, Turkey, and Niger – could be called the M-7.
For the West, the biggest challenge will be to reconcile domestic pressure for closed borders with the geopolitical advantages of embracing
migration.
At the same time, the adoption of the principle of freedom of movement within Europe has triggered massive, but largely unnoticed, intra-European
migration
flows.
In the 1990s, dozens of academic papers addressed the issue of
migration
into welfare states, discussing many of the problems that are now becoming apparent.
In such cases, countries can act as welfare magnets, attracting many more migrants than would be economically advisable, because the newcomers receive, in addition to their wages, a
migration
grant in the form of public transfers.
Only if migrants received only wages could efficient self-regulation in
migration
be expected.
This is especially the case as the three countries assess the feasibility of common
migration
policies, border development and infrastructure, shared natural resources, environmental protection, economic and social policy coordination, and other issues of common concern.
The re-casting of the bilateral agenda on
migration
between Mexico and the US, well underway prior to 9/11, must be reconciled with America's new concept of homeland security.
While some argue that the fight against terrorism is the natural enemy of regularizing migration, others agree that now more than ever the countries of North America need to address this issue trilaterally.
Migration, security, energy, labor and the other issues that make up the North American agenda must be discussed, managed and implemented in trilateral bodies with the expertise necessary to identify, harmonize and eventually converge policy-making for the region.
This could result in massive migration, economic stagnation, destabilization, and violence, posing a new threat to national and international security.
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