MENA 지역 유출 이주민 유형 분석과 적용
Application of the New Categorization of Migrants from MENA
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This article suggests a new category to explain migrants from the Middle East & North Africa(MENA). The existing classification system for migrants does not show the whole landscape of migration from MENA, which limits the perspective of observing the ongoing change in countries with Muslim migrants from MENA. First, this study analyzes migrants' statistics from MENA: their origin, immigrant countries, and the relevant statistics. Second, this study identifies the difficulties of explanations based on former migrant categories. Lastly, this article suggests a new categorization for MENA migrants: 1) labor migrants, 2) high-skilled migrants, and 3) survival migrants, and explains the characteristics and statistics. It can be able to analyze the specific purpose of migrant based on this new categorization.
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This article suggests a new category to explain migrants from the Middle East & North Africa(MENA). The existing classification system for migrants does not show the whole landscape of migration from MENA, which limits the perspective of observing the ongoing change in countries with Muslim migrants from MENA. First, this study analyzes migrants' statistics from MENA: their origin, immigrant countries, and the relevant statistics. Second, this study identifies the difficulties of explanations based on former migrant categories. Lastly, this article suggests a new categorization for MENA migrants: 1) labor migrants, 2) high-skilled migrants, and 3) survival migrants, and explains the characteristics and statistics. It can be able to analyze the specific purpose of migrant based on this new categorization.
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