MIGRATION
IMPACT ON
NATION STATES
INTS 41414 - International Migration
H.M.L.C.P.B.Herath
HS/2018/0375
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
MIGRATION
DEMOGRAPHIC
POLITICAL
IMPACT
IMPACT
CONCLUSION
ECONOMIC
IMPACT
CULTURAL AND
SOCIAL IMPACT
SECURITY
REFUGEE
CONCERN
CRISIS
REFERENCE
INTRODUCTION
Migration can have a significan
t impact on nationstates, encompassing both po
sitive and negative
aspects. The impact varies depen
ding on the scale and
nature of migration, the policie
s in place, and the
socioeconomic and political con
text of the receiving
country. Here are some of the
key ways in which
migration can affect nation-states
.
MIGRATION
Human migration, the permanent
change of residence by an
individual or group; it excludes such
movements as nomadism, migrant
labour, commuting, and tourism, all
of which are transitory in nature.
IMPACTS
2. Cultural
3.
and Social
Demographic
Impact
Impact
4. Political
5. Security
6. Refugee
Impact:
Concerns:
Crises
1. Economic
Impact
1. Economic Impact
Labor Force
Economic Growth
Remittances
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Negative impacts
in 2021, remittances to low- and middle-income
countries reached $589 billion, accounting for 3.7%
of their GDP
2. Cultural and Social Impact
Cultural Diversity
Social Integration
Challenges in Social Services
Negative impacts
3. Demographic Impact
Population Growth
Workforce Aging
Cultural and Religious Shifts
4. Political Impact
Policy and Public Opinion
National Identity
Social Cohesion and Social Tens
ions
Negative impacts
5. Security Concerns
Border Control
Criminal Activity
Negative impacts
6. Refugee Crises
Humanitarian and Legal Obliga
tions
International Relations
CONCLUSION
migration profoundly affects nation-states. It's not just
about movement but an intricate interplay of economics,
culture, demographics, politics, and security.
Successfully managing migration necessitates a balanced
approach, harnessing the benefits while addressing the
challenges.
Nation-states must adapt policies to navigate the
dynamic landscape of migration effectively.
References
National Geographic Society. “Global Human Journey.” National Geographic Society, 30
May 2013, www.nationalgeographic.org/media/global-human-journey.
https://worldmigrationreport.iom.int/wmr-2022-interactive/
“Global Patterns of Human Migration.” National Geographic Society, 7 Aug. 2015,
www.nationalgeographic.org/activity/global-patterns-human-migration.
Magazine, Smithsonian. “The Great Human Migration.” Smithsonian Magazine, 1 July 2008,
www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-great-human-migration-13561.
https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/12/net-international-migration-at-lowestlevels-in-decades.html
https://migrationnetwork.un.org/resources/world-migration-report-2022
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INTS 41414 - International Migration
H.M.L.C.P.B.Herath
HS/2018/0375