Segatti, AureliaLandau, Loren B.2012-03-192012-03-192011-08-23978-0-8213-8767-2https://hdl.handle.net/10986/2349This book is a call to rethink migration regimes in Southern Africa in ways that are more explicitly developmental and focused on poverty. Current policy debates are devoted almost exclusively to border control and policing; they pay only lip service to local and regional developmental strategies. This volume takes a different approach. Its contributors are scholars who are convinced that empirically based policy making stands a better chance of succeeding than untested preconceptions that risk reproducing recipes that have failed elsewhere. The book is therefore strong on empirics, providing a wealth of original data. It also reframes existing approaches and reexamines secondary data from fresh perspectives. Although the focus remains South Africa, the book reflects South Africa's regional role and draws on data from across the Southern African Development Community (SADC). This book broadens the 'migration' agenda beyond the boundaries of migration studies and migration policy silos. This book is intended to become a resource for a range of audiences in Southern Africa and the continent.CC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO HEALTH CAREAPARTHEIDASYLUMASYLUM SEEKERSASYLUM-SEEKERSBORDERSBRAIN DRAINCENSUSESCHRONIC UNEMPLOYMENTCITIESCITIZENSCITIZENSHIPCIVIL WARCLINICSCOERCIONCOLONIALISMCOMMUNICABLE DISEASESCONSEQUENCES OF MIGRATIONCONSTRUCTION INDUSTRYCULTURESDEMOCRACYDEPORTATIONDEVELOPING COUNTRIESDEVELOPMENT STRATEGIESDISCOURSEDISEASESDISPLACEMENTDISSEMINATIONDYINGECONOMIC GROWTHEDUCATION SYSTEMSEDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIESEMIGRANTSEMIGRATIONETHNIC DIVERSITYEVERYDAY PRACTICESFACT SHEETFEMALE MIGRANTSFORCED MIGRATIONFOREIGNERSGENDERGENDER DISPARITIESGLOBAL POLICYGOVERNMENT AGENCIESGOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTSHEALTH CAREHEALTH OUTCOMESHEALTH SYSTEMHOME AFFAIRSHOST COUNTRIESHOUSEHOLD INCOMEHOUSEHOLDSHOUSINGHUMAN DEVELOPMENTHUMAN RIGHTSHUMANITARIAN AFFAIRSIDENTITYIMMIGRANTIMMIGRATIONIMMIGRATION ACTIMMIGRATION CONTROLIMMIGRATION POLICIESIMMIGRATION POLICYIMMIGRATION STATUSIMPACT OF MIGRATIONIMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENTINDUSTRIALIZATIONINHERITANCEINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYINSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKINTERNAL MIGRANTSINTERNAL MIGRATIONINTERNATIONAL MIGRANTINTERNATIONAL MIGRANTSINTERNATIONAL MIGRATIONINTERNATIONAL MIGRATION POLICYINTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATIONINTERVENTIONJOB CREATIONJOB OPPORTUNITIESLABOR FORCELABOR MARKETLABOR MARKETSLABOR MIGRATIONLABOUR MARKETLABOUR MIGRATIONLACK OF CAPACITYLARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLELAWSLEGAL IMMIGRATIONLEGAL STATUSLIVING CONDITIONSLOCAL AUTHORITIESLOCAL GOVERNMENTSMANDATESMEDIAMEDICAL CAREMIGRANTMIGRANT LABORMIGRANT POPULATIONSMIGRANTSMIGRATIONMIGRATION DATAMIGRATION FLOWSMIGRATION ISSUESMIGRATION POLICIESMIGRATION RATESMIGRATION STATISTICSMOBILITYMOVEMENT OF PEOPLEMULTILATERAL AGREEMENTSNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTNATIONAL INTERESTNATIONAL ISSUENATIONAL LEVELNATIONAL POLICIESNATIONAL POLICYNATIONAL SOVEREIGNTYNATIONALSNUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTSNUMBER OF MIGRANTSNUMBER OF REFUGEESOPEN SOCIETYPOLICIES ON MIGRATIONPOLICY ANALYSISPOLICY DECISIONSPOLICY DEVELOPMENTPOLICY DEVELOPMENTSPOLICY FRAMEWORKPOLICY MAKERSPOLICY RESPONSEPOLICY SERIESPOLITICAL INSTABILITYPOLITICAL LEADERSHIPPOPULATION AND DEVELOPMENTPOPULATION DIVISIONPOPULATION MOVEMENTPOPULATION MOVEMENTSPOWERPRACTITIONERSPROGRESSPUBLIC HEALTHPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICESPUBLIC POLICYREFUGEEREFUGEE STUDIESREGIONAL INITIATIVESREGIONAL POLICYREGIONAL POPULATIONREMITTANCESRESEARCH PROGRAMSRETURNEESSEASONAL MIGRATIONSERVICE DELIVERYSKILLED PROFESSIONALSSOCIAL AFFAIRSSOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGYSOCIAL COHESIONSOCIAL SCIENCESOCIAL SECURITYSOCIAL TENSIONSSOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONSOCIAL UNRESTSOCIETIESSOVEREIGNTYSTATE UNIVERSITYTECHNICAL ASSISTANCETOLERANCETOWNSTRADE UNIONSTREATYTUBERCULOSISUNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTSUNDOCUMENTED MIGRANTSUNDOCUMENTED MIGRATIONUNEMPLOYMENT RATESUNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEESURBAN AREASURBAN CENTERSURBAN COMMUNITIESURBAN GROWTHURBAN POPULATIONURBANIZATIONVICTIMSVIOLENCEVISASVOLUNTARY REPATRIATIONVULNERABILITYVULNERABLE POPULATIONSWORKERSWORKFORCEXENOPHOBIAWorld Bank10.1596/978-0-8213-8767-2