Migration
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Theories of Migration: Why do people migrate?
Many theories try to explain why migration happens, by focusing on the attributes of different places, on individual decisions and on social dynamics.
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Migration in Oceania: Trends and Statistics
Australia and New Zealand are primary destinations for migrants who come from various small and poor countries from Oceania.
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Migration in Northern America: Trends and Statistics
The United States and Canada are major immigration destinations, but the latter actively seeks immigrants more than the former.
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Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean: Trends and Statistics
Regional crises have led Latin Americans to move to other countries in the region or to Northern America, particularly the United States.
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Migration in Europe: Trends and Statistics
Even though the continent receives many migrants from other regions, Europeans are more likely to remain in European countries.
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Migration in Asia and the Middle East: Trends and Statistics
Many international migrants are from this region, and their migration is usually motivated by work and study opportunities, conflicts, and natural disasters.
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Migration in Africa: Trends and Statistics
African migration was heavily impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, but flows to Europe continue and the continent receives significant international remittances.