MIGRATION has appeared as one of the outlining issues of the 21st century. With many millions of people now living outside their states of birth, the hot subject of folk mobility has grown in visibility and significance.

The development of modern transport and telecomms has led straight to a steady expansion of folks inspired to move and with the facility to do so.

Unsurprisingly, this growing surge of folks across nationwide bounds has in the past raised fears and discussion in both receiving and sending states. This delicate issue is fruitful ground for those ready to pander to political populism and xenophobia. Public perceptions of migration whether Continue reading →