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  • Forced Migration

    Hierarchical Display of Forced migration Social Questions > Migration > MigrationLaw > Rights and freedoms > Rights of the individual > Freedom of movementInternational Relations > International security > International issue > Refugee Forced migration Concept of Forced migration See […]

  • Forced Migration

    Hierarchical Display of Forced migration Social Questions > Migration > MigrationLaw > Rights and freedoms > Rights of the individual > Freedom of movementInternational Relations > International security > International issue > Refugee Forced migration Concept of Forced migration See […]

  • Migration

    Migration Definition Migration may be defined as the movement of people, especially of whole groups, from one place, region, or country to another, particularly with the intention of making permanent settlement in a new location. See more definitions about migration in the law dictionary. […]

  • Migration

    Migration Definition Migration may be defined as the movement of people, especially of whole groups, from one place, region, or country to another, particularly with the intention of making permanent settlement in a new location. See more definitions about migration in the law dictionary. […]

  • International Organisation for Migration

    Hierarchical Display of International Organisation for Migration International Organisations > World organisations > World organisationSocial Questions > Migration > Migration Concept of International Organisation for Migration See the dictionary definition of International Organisation […]

  • Criminal Aspects of Immigration

    Criminal Aspects of Immigration Citizens in many countries have been concerned, in the history, with crime, and worry that they will be victimized by immigrants. The concern is based on the belief that foreign-born individuals are members of a criminal class who threaten community cohesion by committing a disproportionately large number of violent and property…

  • Criminal Aspects of Immigration

    Criminal Aspects of Immigration Citizens in many countries have been concerned, in the history, with crime, and worry that they will be victimized by immigrants. The concern is based on the belief that foreign-born individuals are members of a criminal class who threaten community cohesion by committing a disproportionately large number of violent and property…

  • International Organization for Migration

    International Organization for Migration (IOM) Introduction Established in 1951, the International Organization for Migration is the leading intergovernmental organization in the field of migration. With 157 member states, an additional 10 states holding observer status, and offices in over […]

  • History of Migration

    History of Migration Migration in Ancient History Among the most far-reaching series of ancient migrations were those of the peoples who spread the Indo-European family of languages (see Indo-European Languages). According to a prevalent hypothesis, a large group of Indo-Europeans migrated from east-central Europe eastward toward the region of the Caspian Sea before 3000 BC.…

  • Transfer of Population

    Hierarchical Display of Transfer of population Social Questions > Migration > Migration > Forced migration Transfer of population Concept of Transfer of population See the dictionary definition of Transfer of population. Characteristics of Transfer of population [rtbs name=”xxx-xxx”] […]

  • Transfer of Population

    Hierarchical Display of Transfer of population Social Questions > Migration > Migration > Forced migration Transfer of population Concept of Transfer of population See the dictionary definition of Transfer of population. Characteristics of Transfer of population [rtbs name=”xxx-xxx”] […]

  • Bicameral System

    Introduction to the Bicameral System Bicameral System, legislative system in which the power of making the law is vested in two chambers, or houses, both of which must approve a bill before it becomes law. In general the upper house is composed of members selected on a territorial basis, […]

  • Bicameral System

    Introduction to the Bicameral System Bicameral System, legislative system in which the power of making the law is vested in two chambers, or houses, both of which must approve a bill before it becomes law. In general the upper house is composed of members selected on a territorial basis, […]

  • Rights of the Individual

    Hierarchical Display of Rights of the individual Law > Rights and freedomsEuropean Union > EU institutions and European civil service > EU office or agency > European Union Agency for Fundamental RightsPolitics > Politics and public safety > Trends of opinion > OppositionSocial […]

  • Rights of the Individual

    Hierarchical Display of Rights of the individual Law > Rights and freedomsEuropean Union > EU institutions and European civil service > EU office or agency > European Union Agency for Fundamental RightsPolitics > Politics and public safety > Trends of opinion > OppositionSocial […]