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Triangulating the path: Globalization, development, and migration in developing countries

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  • A. K. M. Ahsan Ullah
  • Jannatul Ferdous

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The purpose of this paper is to analyze how globalization responds to migration and development. Migration, globalization, and development are interconnected forces shaping our world, where the movement of people across borders, the spread of ideas and technologies, and socioeconomic progress influence and transform societies on a global scale. We argue that the interaction between globalization, migration, and development is three‐way, and that globalization does not always promote migration. To support our argument, we conducted an extensive review of the relevant literature. Content and contextual analyses were also conducted to provide a good overview of contemporary discourse on the three concepts: globalization, migration, and development. Of course, the interaction between globalization and development is controversial. Some argue that globalization has a negative impact on development. Others believe that globalization has been an important factor in reducing poverty and has led to faster improvements in life expectancy and other indicators of progress. We attempt to provide a theoretical framework to explain how globalization, migration, and development affect each other. This study has significant policy implications for both the Global South and the North. 本文旨在分析全球化如何应对移民和发展。移民、全球化和发展是塑造我们世界的相互关联的力量,在这个世界中,人口的跨境流动、思想和技术的传播、以及社会经济进步会在全球范围内影响和改变社会。我们认为,全球化、移民和发展之间的相互作用是三向的,而且全球化并不总是促进移民。为了支持我们的论点,我们对相关文献进行了广泛述评。还进行了内容和情境分析,以概述关于全球化、移民和发展这三个概念的当代话语。当然,全球化与发展之间的相互作用是有争议的。一些人认为,全球化对发展产生负面影响。另一些人则认为,全球化是减贫的一个重要因素,并更快地提升了预期寿命和其他进步指标。我们试图提供一个理论框架来解释全球化、移民和发展如何相互影响。本研究对南方国家和北方国家都具有重大的政策启示。 El propósito de este artículo es analizar cómo la globalización responde a la migración y el desarrollo. La migración, la globalización y el desarrollo son fuerzas interconectadas que dan forma a nuestro mundo, donde el movimiento de personas a través de las fronteras, la difusión de ideas y tecnologías y el progreso socioeconómico influyen y transforman las sociedades a escala global. Sostenemos que la interacción entre globalización, migración y desarrollo es triple y que la globalización no siempre promueve la migración. Para respaldar nuestro argumento, realizamos una revisión extensa de la literatura relevante. También se realizaron análisis de contenido y contexto para proporcionar una buena visión general del discurso contemporáneo sobre los tres conceptos: globalización, migración y desarrollo. Por supuesto, la interacción entre globalización y desarrollo es controvertida. Algunos sostienen que la globalización tiene un impacto negativo en el desarrollo. Otros creen que la globalización ha sido un factor importante en la reducción de la pobreza y ha llevado a mejoras más rápidas en la esperanza de vida y otros indicadores de progreso. Intentamos proporcionar un marco teórico para explicar cómo la globalización, la migración y el desarrollo se afectan entre sí. Este estudio tiene importantes implicaciones políticas tanto para el Sur como para el Norte Global.

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  • A. K. M. Ahsan Ullah & Jannatul Ferdous, 2023. "Triangulating the path: Globalization, development, and migration in developing countries," Poverty & Public Policy, John Wiley & Sons, vol. 15(4), pages 464-478, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:wly:povpop:v:15:y:2023:i:4:p:464-478
    DOI: 10.1002/pop4.386
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