1. Group Number
Members
Groups to Evaluate 1
Connor, Jeff, Josh
5, 6, 7, 8 2
Raul, Patrick, Edmond 3
Adam, Nick, Vincent 4
Andrew, Thomas, Jacky 5
Ruoni, Phil
1, 2, 3, 4 6
Ray, Benny, Brendan 7
Rocky, Marcus, Andrew 8
Max, Jerry

2. Accuracy and Completeness of Information
Category
Points
Comments
Accuracy and Completeness of Information
Basic history
Push/pull factors
Impact of the group
Connection to article
Sources /5
Thoughtfulness of Analysis
Organisation and Flow
Distribution of Work
Total
/20

3. Why do people migrate?
Push Factors Pull Factors

4. Common Terms Migration Immigration Emigration IDP
Source:

5. Migration is considered one of the defining global issues of the early twenty-first century, as more and more people are on the move today than at any other point in human history. There are now about 192 million people living outside their place of birth, which is about three per cent of the world's population.-- IOM
There is growing recognition that migration is an essential and inevitable component of the economic and social life of every State, and that orderly and properly managed migration can be beneficial for both individuals and societies. -- IOM

6. What are the different dimensions to consider when we talk about migration?
* labour migration
* family reunification
* migration and security
* combating irregular migration
* migration and trade
* migrant rights
* health and migration
* integration
* migration and development.

7. 21st Century Trends Affecting Migration
Economic Liberalisation
Supply and demand in global marketplace
Countries advocating for increased mobility of labour
Economic Decline
“Temporary recession may not always cause a major disruption of migratory flows and will not alter the trends in any major way…”
Demographic Changes
Rapid population growth + economic difficulties = push
Declining/agening population = pressure to accept (replacement migration)
Migrant Networks
Becoming a vocalised, organised politically effective unit in their destination country
Transnational Migration
Flow of people, skills, information, remittances
Growing importance of dual citizenship, voting rights
Lack of Efficient Management
Role of organised crime- human trafficking

9. Influences of Migrants on their New Countries
Political
Social/Culture
Economic
Other?

10. Influences of Loyalists on Canadian Colonies
Political
Social/Culture
Economic
Other?