impacts of migration on political system
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Most of the literature on the drivers of globalization has focused on trade and financial flows. Explanation The third driver—international migration—has until recently received relatively little attention, and much of this has focused on immigration (driven by the concerns of developed countries). Most of the current research on migration focuses on three broad areas: (a) the social, economic, and political effects on the destinations (cities, societies, countries); (b) the variegated and complex effects on migrants and their families; and (c) the social and cultural effects on sending communities and the economic effects of financial remittances. One area, however, that has received less attention is the political effects of migration on migrants' places of origin—their villages, towns, and countries. The present article addresses this lacuna.
The article examines the political consequences of international migration on the migrant's country of origin.