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
Trees 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...
› See full document'Hellish Work': Exploitation of Migrant Tobacco Workers in Kazakhstan
Publication date: July 2010
The report provides an insight into the current situation of migrant tobacco workers in Kazakhstan. The study is...
› See full documentBreaking through the Clouds: A Participatory Action Research (PAR) Project with Migrant Children and Youth along the Borders of China, Myanmar and Thailand
Publication date: May 2001
The study seeks to outline methodological aspects of Participatory Action Research (PAR) with migrant children and...
› See full documentMigration, School Attainment and Child Labour: Evidence from Rural Pakistan
Author: G. MansuriPublication date: June 2006
This paper examines the impact of temporary economic migration by a household member on investments in child...
› See full documentMigration, Sex Bias and Child Growth in Rural Pakistan
Author: G. MansuriPublication date: June 2006