Freedom as non-domination provides a distinctive criterion for assessing the justifiability of migration controls, different from both freedom of movement and autonomy. Migration controls are dominating insofar as they threaten to coerce potential migrants. Both the general right of states to...

Migration, both internal and international, has become one of the most important facts of globalization, representing a dynamic process that has significantly formed the world economies. The issue of migration is one of the most vital factors of the global policy agenda. Migration has wide...

The women who paved the way : at the beginning of Indian nurses' migration / Marie Percot -- Decision-making of international migration : a case study of Indian nurses in New Zealand / Yuko Tsujita, Hisaya Oda and S Irudaya Rajan -- Analysing health professional mobility from India to Canada /...