Transnational migration and human security
Subtitle: the migration-development-security nexus
By: Thanh-Dam Truong, Des Gasper, editors
Series: Hexagon series on human and environmental security and peace -- v. 6; Hexagon series on human and environmental security and peace -- v. 6.
Publisher: Springer; ISS/International Institute of Social Studies
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Heidelberg; New York; The Hague, Netherlands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 366
ISBN-13: 9783642127564
Subjects: Emigration and immigration; Social aspects; International Security; Economic security
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [315]-354) and index.
Table of contents: title: Transnational migration, development and human security  -- Thanh-Dam Truong and Des Gasper; title: The governmentality of transnational migration and security : the making of a new subaltern  -- Thanh-Dam Truong; title: Migration from Mexico and Central America to the United States : human insecurities and paths for change  -- Gustavo Verduzco and María Isabel de Lozano; title: The blind spot of repression : migration policies and human survival in the Central Sahara  -- Julien Brachet; title: Europeanization and the right to seek refugee status : reflections on Frontex  -- Wies Maas and Thanh-Dam Truong; title: Fortress Europe and the Dutch donjon : securitization, internal migration policy and irregular migrants' counter moves  -- Godfried Engbersen and Dennis Broeders; title: The new co-development agenda : official and non-official initiatives between Morocco and Spain  -- Alejandra Boni and Joan Lacomba; title: Financial globalization and the mechanisms of migrants' remittance : formed by supply or demand?  -- Amrita Sharma and Karim Knio; title: Managing migration in the IOM's World migration report 2008  -- Beatriz Campillo Carrete and Des Gasper -- Mission impossible? Voluntary and dignified repatriation of Nigerian victims of trafficking / -- May-Len Skilbrei and Marianne Tveit; title: Migrant women and their vulnerability in the trafficking-migration continuum : evidence from Asia  -- Yu Kojima; title: The EU's ambiguous position on migrant underage workers  -- Roy Huijsmans; title: Learning how to work the grey zone : issues of legality and illegality among Indian students in Australia  -- Michiel Baas; title: Gender, technology and migration in export-production of shrimps : identity formation and labour practices in Surat Thani Province, Thailand  -- Bernadette P. Resurreccion and Edsel E. Sajor; title: Changing identities, multi-local politics and citizenship : reflections on the agency of migrants from Indonesia and their descendants in the Netherlands  -- Ton van Naerssen; title: Pro-asylum advocacy in the EU : challenging the state of exception    -- Helen Hintjens, Richa Kumar and Ahmed Pouri; title: Human or public : the referents of security in discourses on migrants in Japan  -- Tatsuo Harada with Kenji Kimura; title: The Global Forum on Migration and Development : 'all talk and no action' or 'a chance to frame the issues in a way that allows you to move forward together'? / Bernice Roldan and Des Gasper --; title: International migration, well-being and transnational ethics / Des Gasper --; title: Migration, morality and finance  -- Amiya Kumar Bagchi; title: Migration regimes and the politics of insiders/outsiders : Japan and South Africa as distant mirrors  -- Yoichi Mine; title: State and immigrant diaspora identity in contemporary Japan : from a develpmentalist national ethic towards a multicultural development ethic of common human security -- Kinhide Mushakoji.