The Diverse Causes of Migration a Literature Review About the Family and Political Reasons

The Diverse Causes of Migration: A literature review about the family and political reasons
Introduction

The right for a person to leave and stay in another country is a basic right for an individual. So migration is not a new problem. The beginning and origins of the human beings’ migration happened in the Rift Valley in Africa, it took place between around 1.5 million and 5000 B.C. First, the people spread into Europe and later into other continents. In the past, the traditional Greece and Rome’s development relied on the migrations, and outside Europe significant movements were also connected to the Mesopotamian, India and China.

Family and Social Connections
Boyd, M. (1989): Family and personal networks in international migration: Recent developments and new agendas’, International Migration Review:
Theories of international migration: A review and appraisal
The critical analysis of these two articles: its description and comparison
Political reason of the migration
Towards a Sociology of Forced Migration and Social Transformation
The Refugee In Flight: Kinetic Models And Forms Of Displacement
The Asylum Cycle: The Case of Iranians in the Netherlands
Conclusion

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