The Perception of Breaking Formality in Academic Environment

The interviews transcripts will be provided…

-The data have to be analyzed using appropriate techniques.
-Evidence of the competent use of specific techniques.
-The data have to be analyzed sufficiently to meet the research objectives.
-A sufficient evidence of general analytical competence/insight at a level.
-An effective use of summaries/tables/diagrams or other appropriate data presentation devices.
-Evidence of the ability to draw effective inferences or conclusions from the analysis.

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International Migration and Global Governance

The objectives of the research are: (1) to understand concerns and obstacles of international communities/organizations and (2) to examine how those organizations balance political, economic

and social interests of each state.

Subsequently, it is necessary to precede a comparative analysis on actions/activities of different international organizations and: (1) identify strength and weakness; (2) compare those strength

and weaknesses; (3) generate critical thinking; (4) generate strong arguments.

References:

Betts, A. “The Global Governance of Migration and the Role of Trans-regionalism,” in Kunz, R, S. Lavenex, and M. Panizzon, Multilayered Migration Governance, pp. 26-45.

Cerna, Lucie and William Hynes (2009). “Globalization Backlash? The Influence of Global Governance in Trade and Immigration,”WP, Compas

Ghosh, Bhimal (2010). The Global Financial and Economic Crisis and Migration Governance, Global Governance, 16 (3), 317-321.

IOM (2013) “ Regional Inter-State Consultation Mechanisms on Migration: Approaches, Recent Activities and Implications for Global Governance of Migration

http://publications.iom.int/bookstore/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_3&products_id=951

Koslowski, Rey (2011). “Global Mobility Regimes: A Conceptual Framework,” in Global Mobility Regimes, New York: Palgrave MacMillan, chap. 1.

Kunz, Rachel, S. Lavenex, and M. Panizzon, “Governance through Partnerships in International Migration,” in Kunz, R, S. Lavenex, and M. Panizzon, Multilayered Migration Governance, pp. 1-20.

Martin, Susan (2011), “International Cooperation and International Migration: an Overview,” in Randall Hansen, Jobst Koehler, and Jeannette Money, eds. Migration, Nations, and International

Cooperation, NY: Routledge.

Newland, Katherine (2010) The Governance of International Migration: Mechanisms, Processes, and Institutions, Global Governance 16 (3), 331 – 345.

Sykes, Alan, “International Cooperation on Migration: Theory and Practice,” The University of Chicago Law Review, 80 (2013): 315-341.

Wolfensohn, J. (1999). A Proposal for a Comprehensive Development Framework (A Discussion Draft) [http://www.worldbank.org/cdf/cdf-text.htm#part1].
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