South - South
South - South refers to international migration between the countries of the South. Very little information exists on children migrating between developing countries, as the predominant work has been on migration from countries of the south to industrialised countries of the North. The phenomenon of South-South migration is neither insignificant nor limited to a select few developing countries. Although the phenomenon of South-South migration is not new, the migration of people within developing countries has been consistently underpayed by researchers and policymakers. The list below highlights the most recent documents added to the theme of South-South migration. More results of South-South migration can be viewed by clicking at the link at the end of the page.
Themes resources
Exploring children's experiences of migration: movement and family relationships
Author: de Lima, P., Punch, S. and Whitehead, A.Publication date: July 2012
This briefing paper highlights the main themes emerging from a recent ESRC seminar to explore the ways that...
› See full documentInvisible Children in the Dominican Republic: A Minor Field Study on Obstacles to Birth Registration
Author: M. FlyggePublication date: 16/01/2012
Birth registration is a fundamental key in ensuring several essential rights of the child; including the right to...
› See full documentAdolescents and Youth Migration: Harnessing the Development Potential while Mitigating Risk
Author: M. BoampongPublication date: 19/05/2011
According to the Youth Supplement of the UN Population Fund’s State of the World Population Report 2007, if...
› See full documentESRC Seminar: Migration and Family Relationships
Publication date: 25/10/2011
This seminar, which took place 24-25 October 2011 at the University of the Highlands and Islands in Inverness, was...
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Publication date: 27/02/2011
This paper takes into account the fact that as people begin to move in greater numbers, more rapidly and across...
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