South Asian Migration in the Gulf: Topics for Economic Investigations

Chowdhury, Mehdi

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“…See:Breeding (2012),Chowdury and Rajan (2018), andJain and Oomen (2015).6A similar phenomenon is also observed in other cases in this volume. See contributions by Devkota, Percot, and Akhil and Ganga.…”

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is the research lead at the Centre for Indian Migrant Studies (CIMS), an organization that, for the past 20 years, has stood for protecting migrant rights. He has written about and researched international labour migration, migration governance, decentralization, political economy of migration, and rights of migrant workers since 2012. He is also pursuing a PhD at the Centre for Development Studies, Kerala, India. He associates with various organizations such as the Internatioanl Labour Organization, International Organization for Migration, and the Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA) as a research consultant. By accepting one of the policy suggestions from one of his research papers, the Kerala Government, a subnational government in India, has created an assembly for the inclusive participation of migrants in policy making.

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Internal and Forced Migration and Economic Development in South Asia

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2023

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This chapter looks at the current human migration scenario of all the eight South Asian countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka) by country, origin and destination through the analysis of available data and recent publications. The aim is to provide a description of internal migration, the role of human migration in economic development and also of forced migration. Following this aim the chapter first looks at the incidence of internal migration inside the countries of South Asia. The chapter then addresses the issue of migration and development in South Asia. The penultimate section covers forced or involuntary migration and specifically addresses occurrences of forced migration in South Asia. The chapter concludes with some observations.

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South Asian Migration in the Gulf: Topics for Economic Investigations

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The South Asia to Gulf Migration Governance Complex

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Internal and Forced Migration and Economic Development in South Asia

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