Titlebook: Compassionate Migration and Regional Policy in the Americas; Steven W. Bender,William F. Arrocha Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Toward a More Compassionate Regional Migration Regime in South America,South American Nations (UNASUR) to prevent human rights abuses suffered by migrants seeking new labor markets as a result of a deeper, yet not always equal regional integration. This chapter also focuses on the gains and challenges that lie ahead to ensure that the management of intra-regional migra

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Is Canada a Model for Compassionate Migration Policy?,nforms the direction of immigration policy, other factors such as economic imperatives and divided public opinion on immigration create opposite pressures for a more selective approach prioritizing Canada’s interests over humanitarian needs of others. In light of projected need to increase annual ne

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,The Compassion of “Compassionate Migration”,develop laws, policies, and practices for how we engage noncitizens and build political community within wider human relations. Yet “compassion” is an elastic concept; competing discourses and practices reveal conflicting meanings, assumptions, and orientations. “Compassionate migration” needs crite

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Social Readiness: Care Ethics and Migration,ress rules, policies, and rights and although these are important moral markers for society, they do not account for relationships and dispositions. This discussion investigates a society’s ethical readiness to welcome and care for migrants. Ethical readiness refers to the capacity to engage in resp

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The Role of Arizona Desert Humanitarians in Compassionate Migration, and the inhumane conditions of their migration out of the shadows. An examination of desert “counter-conducts” includes nonlinguistic modes of advancing compassionate migration inherent in Tucson Samaritan photography and in artwork fashioned from items collected walking migrant trails. Ultimately,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-55074-3Human Rights; Migration; Immigration; Transmigrants; Compassion; Discrimination; us politics; latin america