Migration and development - Matches

Our economy has been standing precariously on two legs all these many decades — OFW remittances and BPO earnings. Both have provided jobs to Fil..

Analyzing future migration intentions is essential to understanding how migration perpetuates. International migration is such a complex and nuanced p..

The majority of Filipinos who harbor the desire of migrating are looking for an average compensation of only P30,000 or less a month, according to the..

For many migrant workers, labor migration is not just a one-time, temporary means of livelihood, it has become the way of life. Among the 1.4 million ..

While economic forces drive much of international migration, social factors are known to significantly facilitate movement. By providing information a..

In the 1970s, two East Asian countries became major “exporters” of manpower, mainly construction workers, to the petrodollar-rich Middle E..

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The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) will conduct a seminar on The European Union (EU) Immigration Crisis on April 11, 2016, from 2..

A team of researchers of state think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) considers that there is a need to reduce regulations in ..

The European migrant crisis will not have large, adverse effects on the Philippines, according to a Malta-based economist in a presentation at a semin..

The term "Filipino diaspora" has recently become a familiar buzzword in publications and public discussions. But what does "diaspora" really mean? And..

As the thrust of the study is upland development with greater sensitivity to the underlying causes of change, this examines in detail the extent of po..