"In the present context of economic crisis which prevails in most receiving countries, two paradigms dominate the approach of international migration issues: ¿control', as a means to contain them, and ¿development', as a means to suppress the need to migrate....The author [stresses] the need for research aimed at a better understanding of why consequences of international migration and refugee movements can be positive in certain cases, and negative in others, and more generally [emphasizes] the need for research on the relationships between international migration and development." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND SPA) excerpt

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