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Migration Policies in the Region: Thinking Beyond the Enclaved Political Economyt that some countries’ favourable migration policies might not be favourable to other countries. It is therefore fundamental for countries within the region to be bound by common policy frameworks rather than a concoction of national policies which neither speak to each other nor aim to harmonise th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43184-6ant women are seen concentrated in the informal sectors of the economy, doing informal activities and or in worst cases involved in illegal and immoral practices to make ends meet. It is from this perspective that issues of gender in migration are given full attention in this chapter.

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ant labour has positive and negative connotations on countries that ‘export’ labour. Whilst it can economically empower migrants, it can also destroy social ties amongst communities, thus resulting in identity crisis. It concludes by arguing that migrant labour practices can be beneficial to both co