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    GLOBAL CITIES

    GLOBAL DEMOGRAPHY
    GLOBAL MIGRATION: BASIC
    CONCEPTS
    WHATIS
    WHAT IS GLOBAL
    GLOBALMIGRATION ?
    MIGRATION?
    • Global migration a situation in which people go to live in
    foreign countries, especially in order to find work.
    • However, the reasons why people migrate differ depending
    on an individuals situation.{ cambrige dictionary}
    • How people migrate depends greatly on its nations current
    immigration laws on the safety of the route itself. While
    some people are able to travel by airplane or train, others
    have do not have same luxury.
    EMIGRANT
    • when a person freely chooses to move another
    places. It might be temporary or permanent. Often
    move to resettle as a family, to fulfill a job
    placement, or as a reprieve from situation of
    injustice and war.
    TRANSPORTATION
    • Is one of the example of how migration can take
    drastically different forms.
    WHY DO PEOPLE MOVE?
    • global migration can be understood as a cause and effect relationship,
    though the causes are just as numerous as their effect. People move across
    international borders for a variety of reasons, including { though not limited
    to}:

    1.SAFETY
    2.NATURAL DISASTERS
    3.POLITICAL CONFLICT
    4.EDUCATION
    5.FAMILY
    6.CAREER
    7.ECONOMIC BETTERMENT
    THE PUSH-PULL FACTOR
     it is a factor in the destination country that attract people to a new place
    largely because of the opportunities presented in the new location were
    not available to theme previously.
     Example : a family moving from a country with minimal job opportunities
    for a successful career.
     The BENEFICIAL ELEMENTS that the new country presents encourages
    people to migrate there in order to seek a better life their families.
     A PUSH FACTOR refers to condition which force people to leave their
    homes.
    A person who would typically move because of distress (safety , natural
    disasters , or political conflict).
    Place that experience drought and famine, war conflict , and/or high
    unemployment would contribute to the push FACTOR THAT TRIGGER for that
    country's residents.
    DOES MIGRATION IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE?

    Some BENEFITS are simply fun and exciting:

     Learning a new culture and


     Experiencing new opportunities , such as testing new
    foods and getting to know a different approach to
    communication , or immersing yourself in the new
    cultural activities, can be exciting and enriching.
    TWO TYPES OF MIGRATION

    INTERNAL MIGRATION - people moving from one


    area to another within one country

    INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION - people cross borders


    of one country to another
    FOUR MODEL OF MIGRATION

    CLASSIC MODEL : immigration is encouraged by the


    countries of destination like USA, Canada and Australia.
    The only restrictions is annual quotas.
    COLONIAL MODEL : Countries are more tolerant to
    immigration coming from their ex-colonies than others
    countries of orgin. (i.e. immigration to England from the
    former British colonies)
    WORKER MODEL : Immigration are accepted
    temporarily as guests without citizenship.
    ILLEGAL MODEL : Entering an industrialized country
    secretly and work without legal permission.
    “GLOBALIZATION feels like a run
    away train, out of control”
    Gracias:>

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