South - North
This refers to international migration from countries of the south to countries of the north. This is one of the areas where there is extensive work done, for example on second generation Indian migrants in the U.K. However, most of the research highlighted by the CMRN will focus on those children likely to be affected by migration policies of the Northern countries, first generation migrant children or refugees and asylum seekers. The list below highlights the most recent documents added to the theme of South - North migration.
Themes resources
'After the Storm'. Economic Activities among Children and Youth in Return Areas in Post-war Liberia: the Case of Voinjama
Author: A. Hatloy, M. BoasPublication date: 2006
This report maps types of formal and informal work which children and youth (in the age group 10-18) are involved...
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Publication date: April 2010
The report covers two main areas: living conditions and legal issues and procedures, in relation to asylum seeking...
› See full documentChildren's Schooling and Parental Migration: Empirical Evidence on the 'Left Behind' Generation in Albania
Author: G. C. Giannelli; L. MangiavacchiPublication date: April 2010
This article investigates the long-term effects of parental migration abroad on the schooling of children left...
› See full documentVoices of Afghan children: A Study on Asylum-seeking Children in Sweden
Publication date: June 2010
The study looks at the motivations and migration experiences of unaccompanied children from Afghanistan. The study...
› See full documentTrees Only Move in the Wind: A Study of Unaccompanied Afghan Children in Europe
Author: C. MougnePublication date: June 2010
Afghans constitute one of the largest groups of unaccompanied children who are currently making their way to...
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