global migration
noun[U]
ECONOMICSukusasituationin whichpeoplego toliveinforeigncountries,especiallyinordertofindwork:
Mostglobalmigrationis fromdevelopingcountriestodevelopedones.
globalmigrationpatterns
Examplesofglobal migration
global migration
Climate-induced migration is a highly complex issue which needs to be understood as part ofglobalmigrationdynamics.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.We analysed the possibleglobalmigrationstyle of niches because of (1) global cooling, (2) shorter climate changes and (3) water breakups and (4) subsurface water migration.
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That is one side—the dark side—ofglobalmigration.
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There are no simple and easy answers toglobalmigrationand the question of how to deal with asylum.
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