Course syllabus
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This course examines international migration in the modern world. The first focus is on the Pacific Rim region, but in the context of, and in comparison with, other parts of the world. Specific topics include New Zealand’s migration history; labour migration; development and tourism; involuntary migration through processes such as slavery, human trafficking, and international adoption; and issues for Diasporas. There will also be attention to considerations when researching migrant populations.
Objectives:
- to provide an overview of academic approaches to issues concerning human migration
- to develop critical awareness of some of the issues and controversies regarding international migration
- to consider some research methodologies used in the study of migrants
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