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First, do no harm : the role and responsibility of Canada as a destination country in South-North migration

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Dawson, Laura Ritchie

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: The Centre for International Governance Innovation WaterlooCA 2008Description: 15 pAction note:

9/3/08 JOYD

Summary: Examines the role and responsibility of migrant-receiving states, and constructs a framework of intervention areas for Canada from work conducted in other developed countries. Expresses concern that wealthy, migrant-receiving countries are impeding their own overseas development efforts through migration-related policies that are contradictory or incoherent. Presents reasons for Canada to reverse this trend and embark on a new development partnership in its future relations with Caricom States.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	14.07.01 D2721 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000027282

Examines the role and responsibility of migrant-receiving states, and constructs a framework of intervention areas for Canada from work conducted in other developed countries. Expresses concern that wealthy, migrant-receiving countries are impeding their own overseas development efforts through migration-related policies that are contradictory or incoherent. Presents reasons for Canada to reverse this trend and embark on a new development partnership in its future relations with Caricom States.

9/3/08 JOYD

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