Prospects for future outward migration flows : China and Southeast Asia Geoffrey Ducanes, Manolo Abella
ISBN
9789221222682(pbk.)
พิมพ์ลักษณ์
Bangkok : ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration, 2009.
เลขหมู่
HD5856.A78 D822 2009
ลักษณะทางกายภาพ
22 p. ; 27 cm.
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Summary: The gross outflow of migrants from China and Southeast Asia has been increasing steadily in the past few decades and has reached more than 2 million per year in recent years. Whereas in China most of the rapid growth in population mobility has been confined within its territory, out migration flows from Southeast Asian countries, notably Indonesia and the Philippines, have become significant. The region itself absorbed most of the migration which has been driven by widening income differentials, demographic factors, and in some instances by the violence of internal strife. This paper identifies the demographic, economic, political and environmental factors in China, Indonesia and the Philippines which are likely to shape out migration from the three countries over the next two decades.
245 10 ^aProspects for future outward migration flows :^bChina and Southeast Asia /^cGeoffrey Ducanes, Manolo Abella
260 ^aBangkok :^bILO Asian Regional Programme on Governance of Labour Migration, ^c2009.
300 ^a22 p. ;^c27 cm.
490 0 ^aWorking paper / ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governanceof Labour Migration ;^vno.24
504 ^aIncludes bibliographical reference
520 ^aThe gross outflow of migrants from China and Southeast Asia has been increasing steadily in the past few decades and has reached more than 2 million per year in recent years. Whereas in China most of the rapid growth in population mobility has been confined within its territory, out migration flows from Southeast Asian countries, notably Indonesia and the Philippines, have become significant. The region itself absorbed most of the migration which has been driven by widening income differentials, demographic factors, and in some instances by the violence of internal strife. This paper identifies the demographic, economic, political and environmental factors in China, Indonesia and the Philippines which are likely to shape out migration from the three countries over the next two decades.
536 ^aWith the compliments of International Labour Organization (ILO), Library
650 0 ^aMigrant labor^zAsia
650 0 ^aMigrant labor^zChina
700 ^aAbella, Manolo
710 1 ^aInternational Labour Organization.^bRegional Office for Asia & the Pacific