Migration Governance

COVID-19 has shaken the world in terms of the economic impact it has had on the international migrant workforce. The health crisis has displaced many migrants across the globe, pushing them out of their ‘neo-settlements’ back to their…
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Migration determinants are often understood econometrically and placed under the push–pull and gravity models. The factors, which compel people to leave their place of origin, or the ‘drivers of migration’ are complex. They need to be…
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As the whole world is facing the adverse impacts of COVID-19 pandemic, restrictive measures are being imposed by several countries as a short-term measure to restrict the mobility of people. In this context, there is a need to envision a…
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The temporary closure of international borders and lockdown to protect the spread of COVID-19 have impacted 20.4 million refugees and millions of migrant workers. At this time, it is very early to claim how this pandemic has affected…
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Migration – domestic and international – has received renewed attention in recent months in the wake of the global pandemic COVID-19. Conversations in recent days have focused on multilateral efforts to revive the economy and prop up…
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