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On the Move

Migration Policies In Latin America And The Caribbean

Andrew Dan Selee
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Pages
208
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Stanford University Press

About

The Americas is a region on the move and is both the source and recipient of some of the largest migrations in the world today. While much scholarship and public commentary focus on the considerable movement of people northward toward the United States, most of the millions of migrants from the Americas are in fact, the authors reveal, staying within other countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Through a combination of engaging narratives and evidence-based analysis, On the Move tells a story of both triumph and tragedy. The authors explore the complex composition of migration flows and the varied and uneven ways in which host countries in the region have responded. This book takes readers beyond the typical debates on US immigration policy and represents the first comprehensive look at how countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are reacting to an unprecedented wave of people around the world who choose-or are forced-to move across borders.

Related Subjects

  • Immigration & Emigration
  • Social Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Immigration
  • Public Policy
  • Political Science
  • Caribbean & Latin American
  • World

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Andrew Dan SeleeAuthor
Valerie LacarteAuthor
Diego Chaves-GonzalezAuthor
Ariel G. Ruiz SotoAuthor