- No. 2: Recognizing Their Evolving Migration Roles, Emerging Economies Overhaul Their Immigration Systems
The first one is especially interesting because it delves into the increasing complexity of migration in the modern world. As I read it, though, I immediately thought of Doug Massey's "Perverse Laws of International Migration," especially these two:
1. Immigrants understand immigration better than politicians and academicians.Just when we think we understand what's happening out there, migrants come up with something new...
2. Because they understand immigration better than policy makers, immigrants are often able to circumvent policies aimed at stopping them.
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