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Globalisation: migration and diaspora key terms
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- 1Involuntary Migration-Refugees/ Asylum Seekers
-Political Migrants
-Generally those forced to leave their country due to conflict, persecution or environmental disaster - 2Voluntary Migration-Migrant workers
-Economic migrants
-Those who move to find work or other job opportunities (Hanlon & Vincino, 2014) - 3History of Migration-Colonisation
-Industrialisation
-Decolonisation - 4Contemporary Examples of Diaspora-The Irish Diaspora
-The Somali Diaspora - 5Diaspora'the dispersal of an ethnic population form homeland to foreign areas, often in a forced manner.'
(Giddens & Sutton, 2013) - 6Push Factors'dynamics within a country of origin which forced people to emigrate, such as war, famine or political oppression.'
(Giddens & Sutton, 2013) - 7Pull Factors'features of destination countries which attracted immigrants: prosperous labour markets, better overall living conditions and lower population density...'
(Giddens & Sutton, 2013) - 8International Migrant'The UN defines this as a person who stays outside their usual country of residence for at least a year.'
(Koser, 2016) - 9In Defence of Prohibition & Criminalization-Aims to reduce harm by limiting consumption through restricted access
-There will be potential risks of decriminalisation
(Weatherburn, 2014) - 10In Defence of Legalisation or Decriminalisation-Market is taken from traffickers
-Portugal has the lowest overdose rate after decriminalising it.
(Ingraham, 2015) - 11Cultural Globalisation'process whereby information, commodities and images are produced in one part of the world enter into a global flow that flattens out cultural differences between nations.'
(Heywood, 2015) - 12Hybridisation'emphasises the mixing of cultures as a result of globalisation, with the integration of the global and local in new hybrid cultures.'
(Ritzer, 2012) - 13Theories of Cultural Globalisation-Convergence: cultural sameness and likeness is increased.
-Hybridisation: more combinations and mixing of cultures is occurring.
-Differentialism: cultural differences are stubbornly maintained and separated.
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