Migration and sovereignty:EQ1.1 Flashcards

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1
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Define Globalisation

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The process in which people and places around the world are becoming increasingly interconnected.

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Name the different economic, social, cultural and political dimensions of gloablisation.

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Food
Work
Culture
Money
Migration
Trade
Communication
Travel
Poverty

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What is globalisation responsible for changes in?

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Global transport systems
Global economic systems
Patterns for demand for labour
Rural-Urban migration within countries
International migration
Global finance
Global communications

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The level of globalisation can be measured by? With examples

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Economically- exports and imports in proportion to GDP
Socially- Internet users in proportion to population
Politically- Membership of international organisations
Physically- Availability of resources for exploitation

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5
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Globalisation has ………………….. connections between people and places and those connections have become …………. and more commonplace

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Lengthened
Deeper

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Significant changes in the global economic system have increased?

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Disparities of wealth between different areas of the world

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A high demand of workers has been created in India and China due to what?

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Rapid industrialisation

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Capital investments in emerging market economies has created?

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A high demand for workers this has been met by rural-urban migration

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Define remittance

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Remittances are funds that migrants send back to their home countries

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Migration has led to increased …………………. being sent nationally and internationally

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Remittances

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Globalisation has increased internal migration through:

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Mechanisation of agricultural systems (job loss)
Landgrabs by governments ( forcing out of jobs and homes)
Investments in trade

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A national core-periphery system develops due to?

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A rise in internal migration

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What is the periphery?

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Area outside of core economic regions

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What is the ‘backwash effect’?

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Where people, investments and resources are re-directed from the periphery to core regions

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Where is most international migration directed to?

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Highly developed economies

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What does HDE stand for?

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A highly developed economy

17
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What percentage of international migrants are in one of 10 countries?

18
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How many international migrants did the USA have in 2020?

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How many international migrants did Germany have in 2020?

20
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How many international migrants did Saudi Arabia have in 2020?

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What is the EU schengen agreement?

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The agreement that led to the abolishment of international border within most EU countries and the allowance of free movement of people and goods within the EU.

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The agreement that led to the abolishment of international border within most EU countries and the allowance of free movement of people and goods within the EU, is which agreement?

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Schengen agreement

23
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What percentage of the world’s population live outside of their country of birth?

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Until the 1990s which countries held the majority of international migration?

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HDE’s such as the USA and UK

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Give an example of a country that encourages international migration
Singapore
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Give an example of a country that have migration barriers in place
Australia
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What factors affect international migration?
Environmental Economic Political
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What kind of movement is not counted as migration
Temporary
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Give an example of temporary movement
Tourism
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What is an economic migrant?
People seeking better jobs and standards of living
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Give examples of why some people may flee across borders
Fear of death Persecution from war Natural disasters Religious/political persecution
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What are asylum seekers
People who apply for 'asylum' in a host country
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If an asylum seeker's application is granted what are they now known as?
Refugees
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If the ................. outnumber the.................. people may decide to migrate
Negatives Positives
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Migrants leave due to....
Push and pull factors
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What are some challenges of migration?
Cost of travel Family pressure to stay Physical barriers Human traffickers and smugglers Difficulty with languages Government policy Border controls
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What has increased the movement of migrants around the world?
Globalisation