Atlas migrace – Withol de Wenden Catherine (2020)

A completely new and current publication reveals the essence of trends in human movement in today's global world. It provides answers to questions about where people are moving today and why, as well as what they are fleeing from. Today, there are only a few countries and regions that are not affected by migration, whether domestic or international. The book also addresses the search for a new global balance between the goal of cultural homogeneity and the need for labor, raising political questions for tomorrow. The atlas is intended for anyone interested in the contemporary world. You will find developed topics such as: - Poverty, war conflicts, natural disasters, work, study, tourism: what influences migration? - To accept or to reject? How do governments respond? Do they close borders and deport, or do they provide asylum and permanent residence? - Europe: an unprecedented migration crisis triggered by the war in Syria. - Africa, Asia, and Latin America: how do developing countries cope with migration? For humanity, migration is undoubtedly one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century. Although only about 3.5% of people on Earth migrate across state borders, migration processes affect the entire world. In the last two decades, we have entered a new era of migration that regions previously on the sidelines must now confront...