General Information on International Migration

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General Information on International Migration: UNESCO Publications

The overall aim of UNESCO's programme on International Migration is to promote the respect for the human rights of migrants, and to contribute to peaceful integration of migrants in society.


		Books


			Migration Without Borders. Essays on the Free Movement of People What would happen if border controls were to be suppressed and people granted the right to move freely throughout the world? More...


		Articles


			Interview with Nigel Harris: “Migration is the factor which makes economic growth possible.” UNESCO - Sector for Social and Human Sciences - 2004-04 in SHS Newsletter 05 More...


		Documents


			A New Relationship Between Close Neighbors: Migration and Free Trade Between the U.S. and Mexico Gustavo Verduzco Igartúa More...


			Creating a Borderless West africa: Constraints and Prospects for Intra-Regional Migration Aderanti Adepoju More...


			État-nation et migrations en Afrique de l'Ouest : le défi de la mondialisation Papa Demba FALL More...


			Europe Without Borders - Rhetoric, Reality, or Utopia? Jan Kunz and Mari Leinonen More...


			Information kit on the United Nations Convention on Migrants' Rights UNESCO Arabic version November 2005 More...


			Information kit on the United Nations Convention on Migrants' Rights UNESCO English version November 2005 More...


			Information kit on the United Nations Convention on Migrants' Rights UNESCO Spanish version November 2005 More...


			Information kit on the United Nations Convention on Migrants' Rights UNESCO Russian version November 2005 More...


			Information kit on the United Nations Convention on Migrants' Rights UNESCO French version November 2005 More...


			Integration of Migrants’ Children by Means of Education: Moscow Experience Chair of International (Multicultural) Education of the Moscow Institute of Open Education with the support of the UNESCO Moscow office More...


			La fuite des compétences en Afrique francophone (Only in French) UNESCO More...


			Managing Migration: Whither the Missing regime? Bimal Ghosh More...


			Migrants and their integration: Contemporary issues and implications Graeme Hugo Discussion Paper More...


			Migration Without Borders. The Economic Perspective. Nigel Harris More...


			Migration Without Borders: A Long Way to Go in the Asian Region Graziano Battistella, Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) More...


			Migration Without Borders: North Africa as a Reserve of Cheap Labour for Europe Ayman Zohry More...


			Migration Without Borders: the Asia-Pacific in an Uncertain World Christine Inglis More...


			People on the Move. Handbook of Selected Terms and Concepts. Version 1.0 The Hague Process on Refugees and Migration (THP Foundation), UNESCO Section on International Migration and Multicultural Policies Because words do matter. More...


			Some Social and Economic Consequences of Migration University of Auckland Curriculum Paper for Samoa More...


			Special Dossier on International Migration in the SHS Views No.14 / September-November 2006 UNESCO - Sector for Social and Human Sciences The publication of this special dossier coincides with the United Nations High-Level Dialogue (New York, USA, 14 - 15 September 2006). More...


			Strangers in Foreign Lands. Diversity, Vulnerability and the Rights of Migrants. Fernand de Varennes More...


			The Cultural Heritage of Migrants Museum International 233-234 (Volume 59, n° 1/2, 2007) More...


			The Ethics, Economics and Governance of Free Movement Mehmet Ugur More...


			The Frontiers of Mobility Catherine Withol de Wenden More...


			The Positive Contribution by Immigrants General Rapporteur: Professor Oscar Handiin (ISA); Economic Rapporteur: Professor Biinley Thomas (IEA); National Rapporteurs : George Hechen (Argentina), W. D. Borrie (Australia), Emilio Willems (Brazil), Julius Isaac (UK)), O. & M. F. Handlin (USA) A Symposium prepared for Unesco by the International Sociological Association and the International Economic Association More...

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