Global Migration Theory Flashcards

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How many people are living outside their country of origin (2015)?

A

244 million people (3.3% of the world’s population) were living outside their country of origin (2015)

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How many in 35 are international migrants?

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1 in 35 people are international migrants

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Which EU countries had the largest net migration gain (2013)?

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Italy (1.18 million) + Germany (466,000)

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EU countries with the largest net migration loss (2013)

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Spain (-265,849) + Greece (-52,00)

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5
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Main reasons for people migrating to the UK

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  • ex colonies (eg India)
  • fellow EU countries (before brexit)
  • business/employment opportunities
  • education
  • family reunification
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Main reasons for people moving abroad from the UK

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  • employment opportunities
  • retirement
  • family reunification
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How many registered deaths from crossing the Mediterranean were there in 2014?

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In 2014 alone, there were 3,279 registered deaths from crossings

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Give an example of a migration route from abs African country

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One migration route is in the central Mediterranean, from Libyan ports to Italy’s most southerly point, the island of Lampedusa

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9
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What is intra regional migration?

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Migration within a region

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10
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How many EU residents migrated to a different EU country in 2012?

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In 2012, 1.7 million EU residents migrated to a different EU country

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