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The book further posits that understanding migration flows requires analyzing governmental reports and policy recommendations, which often dictate shifts in migration management strategies.
The book adopts a comparative legal approach, scrutinizing different national policies to illustrate how countries balance economic needs, security concerns, and humanitarian obligations. For example, some nations prioritize economic integration through open immigration policies, while others focus on border security, leading to more restrictive measures.
The analysis progresses from the historical roots of migration policy to comparative legal frameworks and culminates in an evaluation of governmental reports, offering insights for policymakers and advocates.
