Population Migration and the Changing World Order (Belhaven Series in Population Studies) - Hardcover

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A collection of essays by prominent population and development geographers addressing changes in the global order, especially in the aftermath of two major events--the Cold War's end and the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The introductory overview contextualizes the transformations which are the substance of the empirical chapters, relating them to longer term trends in international migration during the second half of the 20th century and raising some analytical problems. Eight case studies review international migration within the Developed World and movements between the Third World and Developed World.