Eurasian Labour Migration in XX – beginning of XXI century

Pogorelskaya, Anastasia M.

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“…Nevertheless, Russia and Kazakhstan are in need of a foreign workforce and are experiencing a demographic crisis; therefore, it is particularly important for them to receive migrants from other EAEU member states. Due to their more advanced economies (better living standards and higher wages than the other member states), the labour force is directed to these countries, but this is still not enough to overcome the crisis, which has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic (Pogorelskaya, 2020). Thus, the main burden of all social issues related to labour integration and the unification of countries into a single union is observed in Russia and Kazakhstan.…”

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Labour Integration of the EAEU Member States

Kapsultanova

Lukhmanova²,

Sarzhanov³

et al. 2022

Migration Letters

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The relevance of this article lies in the sheer volume of migration and the importance of integration within supranational associations of states in all its manifestations, including labour integration. The purpose of this study is to describe the issues of global labour integration in its various aspects, and its features in the EAEU. The main research methods are the historical method and the method of analysis. The article provides a brief analysis of modern processes of labour integration around the world, analyses the experience of some associations in this area, describes the processes of labour migration in the EAEU from different perspectives (economic, legal and others). The study will be useful for analysing trends in labour integration and migration in the world; for studying this issue in the EAEU and its member states.

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Labour Integration of the EAEU Member States

Kapsultanova

Lukhmanova²,

Sarzhanov³

et al. 2022

Migration Letters

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Migration in the border region of Russia and Kazakhstan: Practical considerations

Troyanskaya

2021

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Subject. The article discusses the specifics of migration processes in the border region of Russia and Kazakhstan. Objectives. I analyze practical aspects of migration in the border region of Russia and Kazakhstan and review what can be done to maintain the socio-economic stability and retain human capital in border regions of the Russian Federation. Methods. The study is based on methods of analysis, systematization, comparison and matching. Results. I point out the specifics of the Russian constituent entities that lie on the border with Kazakhstan. I indicate distinctions of outbound and inbound migration processes in the analyzable areas. The article presents the analysis of the migration growth in the Russian regions bordering on the Kazakh areas, monitoring of incoming and outgoing migrants along directions of their movement. The article illustrates the composition of migrants who arrive in and leave the Russian regions bordering on Kazakhstan. The article enlists what can be done to maintain the socio-economic stability and retain human capital in the border regions of respective constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Conclusions and Relevance. Most regions bordering on Kazakhstan see a negative migration growth and considerable numbers of cross-border migrants. There are also significant cross-regional movements in the regions. To maintain the socio-economic stability in the border regions as part of the national policy, the national structure of migration should be taken into consideration. The government should urgently take efforts to set up a versatile model that would help immigrants undergo the social adaptation and integrate into the Russian society.

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Eurasian Labour Migration in XX – beginning of XXI century

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Labour Integration of the EAEU Member States

Labour Integration of the EAEU Member States

Migration in the border region of Russia and Kazakhstan: Practical considerations

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