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TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: MIGRATION AND SOCIAL CHANGE 11 APPROACHES AND OPTIONS FOR POlICyMAKERS 13 PART I: MIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES 23 REPORT OF THE WORKSHOP 25 WORKSHOP AGENDA AND BACKGROUND PAPER 53 ANNEX 71 PART II: SOCIETIES AND IDENTITIES: THE MULTIFACETED IMPACT OF MIGRATION 73 REPORT OF THE WORKSHOP 75 WORKSHOP AGENDA AND BACKGROUND PAPER 101 7
Page 1: THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR
Page 4 and 5: This book is published by the Migra
Page 6 and 7: inclusive, informal and constructiv
Page 11: MIGRATION AND SOCIAL CHANGE
Page 15 and 16: ApprOAChES ANd OpTiONS FOr pOLiCymA
Page 17 and 18: migrants’ multiple connections wi
Page 19 and 20: Mobilizing initiatives to increase
Page 21 and 22: such as pre-departure orientation s
Page 23: and employment, and recognition of
Page 27: REPORT OF THE WORKSHOP
Page 30 and 31: Furthermore, the notion of “home
Page 33 and 34: ThE WOrkShOp Discussions at the wor
Page 35 and 36: migration and has strengthened the
Page 37 and 38: sharing could be considered for par
Page 39 and 40: in certain elections (limited to el
Page 41 and 42: degrees of transnational engagement
Page 43 and 44: eturn also mean that they are often
Page 45 and 46: • Developing training and awarene
Page 47 and 48: Brazil who have lost touch with the
Page 49 and 50: 7. Strengthen multi-level and inter
Page 51: known as Departmento 20, or the 20t
Page 55: WORKSHOP AGENDA AND bACKGROUND PAPE
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11:00 - 13:00 Session I: Contextual
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10 March 2010 DAY II 10:00 - 10:30
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ACKGROUND PAPER introduction 1 What
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and more commonplace thanks to the
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development. Concretely, educationa
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integration, and policies targeting
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Conclusion Transnationalism is a ke
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Practices and relationships that li
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REPORT OF THE WORKSHOP
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than dynamic, and expect their home
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ThE WOrkShOp The second intersessio
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• Documenting, raising awareness
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which are spoken in that particular
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2. Institutionalize mechanisms for
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and challenges in making concrete c
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• Mobilizing and supporting local
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• Mobilizing local actors to serv
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4. Provide effective support to vul
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The Argentine policies are strongly
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CONCLUSiON Migration is a complex t
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WORKSHOP AGENDA AND bACKGROUND PAPE
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11:00 - 13:00 Session I: Addressing
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Speakers: • Nora Perez Vichich, P
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108 The following questions are pro
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moves and how, as well as the scale
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112 • Changes in demographic stru
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114 policy Considerations: Societie
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destinations countries. Importantly
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118 Conclusion Social cohesion in s
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MIGRATION ET MUTATIONS SOCIALES No.
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L’OIM a pour but premier de facil
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l’IDM 2010 a été placé sous la
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MIGRATION ET MUTATIONS SOCIALES
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pErSpECTiVES ET pOSSiBiLiTéS pOUr
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originales dans différents domaine
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Par leur capacité à atteindre un
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nécessaire de naturaliser les migr
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en efficacité si la coopération e
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PARTIE I: LA MIGRATION ET LE TRANSN
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iNTrOdUCTiON la notion de transnati
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qu’à la société. On a besoin d
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152 • Donner aux Membres de l’O
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154 • Elaborer des politiques qui
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sentiment d’appartenance et d’a
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158 régional et mondial. S’il es
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160 - Par suite de flux migratoires
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162 • Informer et assister tout a
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164 collaboration avec les gouverne
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166 • Instaurer des mécanismes d
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168 infranationaux de gouvernement
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CONCLUSiON l’atelier de l’IDM i
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DIalogue InternatIonal Sur la MIgra
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15h - 18h Session II : Nationalité
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15h - 17h50 Session IV : Réseaux t
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le transnationalisme renforce les l
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demeurent dans le pays d’origine,
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qu’elles-mêmes auraient besoin d
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à partir de statistiques de recens
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190 Conclusion le transnationalisme
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Usages et relations qui relient les
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RAPPORT DE L’ATELIER
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l’atelier - parle de l’« effet
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L’ATELiEr le deuxième atelier d
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• Recueillir des informations sur
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Elle a créé un journal rédigé d
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2. Mettre en place des mécanismes
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• Savoir mettre à profit les ré
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- le Conseil de l’Europe estime q
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• Engager les acteurs locaux à f
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epartent moins d’un an après leu
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- l’Argentine a promulgué en 200
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CONCLUSiON la migration est une que
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ORDRE DU JOUR ET DOCUMENT DE TRAVAI
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11h - 13h Session I : Les relations
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226 Modérateur : Nicolás Marugán
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228 débattre de moyens novateurs p
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etombées sociales différentes de
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Sans prétendre à l’exhaustivit
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234 et les schémas inégalitaires
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sociaux est ambivalent. les migrant
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“nouveaux venus”. Ce processus,
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Série dialogue international sur l
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Este libro es una publicación del
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la exploración de los vínculos en
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ÍNdiCE RESUMEN EJECUTIVO: MIGRACI
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RESUMEN EJECUTIVO
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256 revela el carácter escalonado
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258 visibilidad positiva de los mig
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260 enajenación y permitirles apro
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262 tendrán que poner a disposici
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264 las políticas sociales y de vi
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PARTE I: MIGRACIóN Y TRANSNACIONAL
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iNTrOdUCCióN El transnacionalismo
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abordar el transnacionalismo de man
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276 las prácticas idóneas a fin d
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278 las comunidades respectivas. lo
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280 de datos y de las actividades d
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282 tienen derecho a voto. las emba
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una política de “la misma talla
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286 • Encauzar la situación de l
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288 - Para las familias de empleado
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290 • Adoptar soluciones innovado
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292 individuales e intereses colect
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294 con mecanismos que garanticen l
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ORDEN DEL DÍA Y DOCUMENTO DE TRAbA
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11:00 - 13:00 Sesión I: Contextual
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10 de marzo de 2010 SEGUNDO DÍA 10
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DOCUMENTO DE TRAbAJO introducción
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Agentes y sujetos del transnacional
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país de origen en el país de acog
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Consideraciones de orden político
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prestaciones, por ejemplo del segur
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ANEXO definiciones y declaraciones
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PARTE II: SOCIEDADES E IDENTIDADES:
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iNTrOdUCCióN En la gestión de la
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Por supuesto, la migración es úni
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326 • intercambiar ideas innovado
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328 de principios de armonía y res
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330 la eficacia y credibilidad de l
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propios migrantes. La creación de
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334 oportunidad de debatir sobre ex
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económicos, por mencionar apenas u
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338 - Con el lema “Everyone Belon
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340 - El Gobierno marroquí organiz
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342 étnicas, y cubre aspectos como
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344 lograr objetivos específicos q
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tipo de asociaciones pueden evitar
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DIálogo InternacIonal Sobre la MIg
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14:00 - 15:00 Evento paralelo: Acti
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Moderador: Philippe Boncour, Jefe d
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DOCUMENTO DE TRAbAJO introducción
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sobre las repercusiones sociales de
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“cadenas globales de cuidados”,
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Consideraciones políticas: Socieda
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como respuestas a largo plazo. 5 la
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sector de la educación es particul
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