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Miller is a political scientist specializing in migration policy and international relations.
Known for: The Age of Migration: International Population Movements in the Modern World
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The Age of Migration: International Population Movements in the Modern World
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of global migration patterns, exploring the economic, political, and social forces that drive population movements across borders. It examines the historical development of migration, the role of states and international institutions, and the impact of migration on societies worldwide.
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The Historical Roots of International Migration
To grasp the present, we must travel back to the nineteenth century, the formative era of modern migration systems. Industrialization and colonialism were twin forces that rearranged global patterns of human movement. The rise of industrial economies in Europe generated immense demand for labor, whi...
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Understanding Migration: Theories and Frameworks
Migration can never be fully explained by a single theory. That was one of our earliest clarifications. Economists sought to model movement as rational choice: individuals weighing benefits against costs. Sociologists, meanwhile, highlighted social networks, community structures, and cultural ties t...
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