Migration: ALL CASE STUDIES Flashcards

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Name a country that favours international migration

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Singapore

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What kind of economy does Singapore have/

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Emerging economy

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Singapore is a …………………… nation

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Developed

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What type of diversity is Singapore known for having?

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Great ethnic diversity

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5
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Name a country that has limited international migration policies.

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Japan

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What percentage of people in Japan are foreign born?

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2%

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What kind of a population does Japan have?

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An ageing population

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What percentage pass rate does the international migration test in Japan have?

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1%

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Name a country that has limited international migration

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Australia

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What does a point based system mean in a place?

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An individual with a particular skill set that the host country requires

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What sytsem does Australia use for economic migrants?

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A points based system

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How many economic migrants were granted access to Australia in 2013?

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190,000

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12
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Give an example of labour flows.

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Polish people moving to the UK

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What has Poland been losing since the 1960s?

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Its population

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Where have Polish people been moving to?

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Other EU states

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15
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What have Polish people been sending back to their families?

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Remittance payments

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What is a remittance payment?

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A transfer of money sent from one person or group to another, often across international borders, typically to support family members or friends.

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What has the remittance payments to Poland led to?

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Economic growth in Poland

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18
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Give an example of national sovereign states with opposing ideologies

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Iceland and Singapore

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19
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Iceland is ………………………………….

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Physically isolated

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What does physical isolation mean in terms of migration?

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Migration is less likely to occur

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21
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Due to Iceland maintaining it’s national sovereignty this means that ……………….. ………………. are continued.

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Rituals and Traditions

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22
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How many McDonalds restaurants are in Iceland?

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0

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23
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How many tourists does Iceland receive per year?

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30,000 on average

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What is Iceland's permanent population?
320,000
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Name a culturally diverse country with opposing ideologies to Iceland
Singapore
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Describe Singapore's economy
Fast growing economy
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How many official languages does Singapore have?
4
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Name a place with contested borders in East Europe
Russia/Ukraine
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What has happened to the boundary between Russia and Ukraine?
It has changed multiple times
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What has happened as a result of this contested border?
Tensions between the countries and the rest of the world
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What did this contested border lead to?
War to breakout
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Name an unrecognised state
Taiwan
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Why is Taiwan unrecognised as a state?
It is still classed as a part of China meaning that it cannot be one individual country. This is due to many changed post ww2.
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What is the British Raj?
A period of direct British rule over the Indian subcontinent from 1858 until the independence of India and Pakistan in 1947
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What did India become apart of?
The British Commonwealth
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What did this lead to the spread of?
British Nationalism
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Why did Britain colonise India?
Economic gain, Trade interests, decline of local powers
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What does NAFTA stand for
North American Trade Agreement
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When was NAFTA founded?
January 1, 1994
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Why was NAFTA founded?
To promote trade among the USA, Canada and Mexico to eliminate tariffs amongst these countries
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Name the members of NAFTA
Canada Mexico USA
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What is NAFTA classed as?
A trade bloc
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Define trade bloc
An agreement between governments in which barriers to international trade are eliminated or reduced between participating nations
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Name the SouthEast Asia trade bloc.
SEATO
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What does SEATO stand for?
Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation
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When was SEATO formed?
8 September 1954
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When did SEATO end?
30 June 1977
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How many members did SEATO have?
8
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What was the purpose of SEATO?
For the international organisation for collective defense in Southeast Asia To oppose the growing communist influence in SEA
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What is The Montreal Protocol?
The treaty that aimed to regulate the production and use of chemicals that contribute to the depletion of Earth's ozone layer
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How many countries signed to the Montreal protocol?
46
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How many signatories does the Montreal protocol have currently?
Nearly 200
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What has happened as a result of this protocol?
Substances have been eradicated and signs the ozone layer is repairing itself
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What is the Paris Agreement/
A legally binding international treaty on climate change
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How many parties adopted the climate change agreement?
196
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What is it's goal?
To hold the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2C
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When did the Paris Agreement take place?
2015
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What is the UN convention on the Law of the Sea.
An international treaty that establishes a legal framework for all marine and maritime activities.
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When was the UNCLS signed?
10 December 1982
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Name the aims of the UNCLS
Helps settle disputes Protection of marine biodiversity Regulation of global shipping Exclusive economic zones Right of landlocked states
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Name a failed state
Democratic Republic of Congo
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Whys is the Democratic Republic of Congo classed as a failed state?
Poor governance, poor management of post-colonial nation/state building, conflict over land and other natural resources are some of the factors driving the conflict.
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What does BRIC stand for?
Brazil Russia India China
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Name a tension in Brazil
Hosting the Football World Cup in 2014 revealed poverty and division issues
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Name a tension in Russia
World's largest state
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Name a tension in India
Has great wealth and poverty
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Name a tension in China
Hukou system meant that many rural-urban migrants feel deprived lack of benefits