Great explanation! I'm wondering how consistent these drivers to not migrate are. In a desperation moment the person may just downsize the actual effect of these risks and decide to migrate. Since when we compare the outcomes VS risks, it seems to me that those risks could be overcame, if the person have patient to wait for the "potential" positive results.
human summglurs demand huge money to cross borders by road by air and by sea that is main reason i lived in malaysia in 2005 to 2007 as a student i saw burmi male and femail who came by ship from burma you know very well about rohangya muslims migration reasons
“Hey native person, move off your land. Your not making enough money on it for me.” “Divorce yourself from your connections, your culture, the land and the earth” 😂 Constraining your growth? Addressed by Policy? They are trying to force us to enter their factories and lose our understanding of the world, religion and the love of our community. Not all native people live in forests. If you have a strong emotional connection to the area you live and the people in it - you start understanding the trama of forced migration.
Make a video on how people can easily migrate to Israel, with the step-by-step of what to do so that disadvantaged populations can understand and migrate to Israel in the millions. After all, migration is not just about low-achieving populations moving to gentile countries - everyone can benefit from it.
Note that this channel do not give advice on how to migrate, the best routes to take, how to get visa and so on. Professor Melissa is more focused on the migration policy level and academic debate. I hope you find this useful!
Very clear. I want a lecturer like you...
Very good information thanks teacher from KIMs
Glad it was helpful!
Great explanation!
I'm wondering how consistent these drivers to not migrate are.
In a desperation moment the person may just downsize the actual effect of these risks and decide to migrate.
Since when we compare the outcomes VS risks, it seems to me that those risks could be overcame, if the person have patient to wait for the "potential" positive results.
Migration Studies? Very interesting.
Amazing you never touched on "friends, family, community" ... why is that? ..
human summglurs demand huge money to cross borders by road by air and by sea that is main reason i lived in malaysia in 2005 to 2007 as a student i saw burmi male and femail who came by ship from burma you know very well about rohangya muslims migration reasons
“Hey native person, move off your land. Your not making enough money on it for me.”
“Divorce yourself from your connections, your culture, the land and the earth” 😂
Constraining your growth? Addressed by Policy?
They are trying to force us to enter their factories and lose our understanding of the world, religion and the love of our community.
Not all native people live in forests. If you have a strong emotional connection to the area you live and the people in it - you start understanding the trama of forced migration.
A diaspora people does not understand the value of connecting with the land - for them, that is "racism" and "anti-them-ism".
Make a video on how people can easily migrate to Israel, with the step-by-step of what to do so that disadvantaged populations can understand and migrate to Israel in the millions. After all, migration is not just about low-achieving populations moving to gentile countries - everyone can benefit from it.
Note that this channel do not give advice on how to migrate, the best routes to take, how to get visa and so on.
Professor Melissa is more focused on the migration policy level and academic debate.
I hope you find this useful!