Refugee and Mixed Migration Flows: Managing a Looming Humanitarian and Economic Crisis

ISBN-13: 9783030091880 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 266 str.

Bimal Ghosh

Spis treści

1: Introduction: The Crisis in the European Union in a global context.- 2. European refugee and migration crisis.- 3. The European Union’s Response.- 4. The EU’s Agonies.- 5. The Way Forward.- 6. Asylum-seeking and externalisation of the screening process.- 7. Refugees and asylum-seekers: eroding rights, less friendly welcome.- 8. Economic effects of migration and refugee inflows in Europe.- II: Challenges across Regions - Eastern Europe, Central America and South-East Asia.- 9. Conflicts in Eastern Europe: Exodus from Ukraine and Russia.- 10. Central America: The unresolved migration conundrum.- 11. South-East Asia: Rohingya caught in a deadly human ping-pong between countries- III: The Way forward.- 12. How to manage the global crisis and avoid its recrudescence.

O autorze

Bimal Ghosh is Senior Fellow at the Graduate School of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland, and Emeritus Professor at Colombia Graduate School of Public Administration, Bogota, Colombia. Previously a senior director in the United Nations, he directed the multi-year, global project on migration management, led several international missions, and served as an adviser/consultant to global commissions/conferences and various international organisations on migration, development and human rights issues. Ghosh has published numerous books and journals articles, and is acclaimed for his seminal contributions on migration management and refugee integration and is a recipient of prestigious national honours for his work.

Blurb

This book provides an insightful analysis of the looming refugee and mixed migration crisis in the context of four major, contemporary flows: two in west and east Europe, and one each in the Americas and Asia.  The analysis, in each case, is followed by a judicious identification of the key issues involved and the presentation of a set of proposed policy responses to them. The discussion is then placed in a global setting and dovetailed with the recently launched United Nations initiative to adopt global compacts on refugees and migrants.  The author brings to this book, the first of its kind, his vast experience of advising, and actively engaging with, many of the principal international organisations concerned with refugee and migration issues.    

This book will be of interest to researchers, students, NGOs, professional bodies, national ministries, international organisations and rights groups in the fields of economics, public finance, political economy, human rights and refugee law, and international relations and demography.