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Some Data Considerations Some Data Considerations
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Permanent Settlement Migration from Asia and the Pacific to Australia Permanent Settlement Migration from Asia and the Pacific to Australia
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Circular Migration to Australia from Asia Circular Migration to Australia from Asia
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A More Complex Process: The Role of Return Migration A More Complex Process: The Role of Return Migration
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Circular Migration from Australia to Asia Circular Migration from Australia to Asia
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Implications for Development in Origin Countries Implications for Development in Origin Countries
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Brain Drain Brain Drain
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Circular Low-Skilled Labor Migration Circular Low-Skilled Labor Migration
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Remittances Remittances
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Other Development-Related Functions for the Diaspora Other Development-Related Functions for the Diaspora
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Return Migration Return Migration
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A Development-Sensitive Migration Policy for Australia? A Development-Sensitive Migration Policy for Australia?
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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9 Migration Between the Asia-Pacific and Australia: A Development Perspective
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Published:July 2013
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Abstract
This chapter examines migration from the Asia-Pacific region to Australia, with particular emphasis on the nexus between students' migration and eventual permanent settlement. It first considers the scale, composition, and trends in population mobility between Australia and Asia-Pacific countries, showing that it is more realistic to depict their migration relationship as a system involving a complex of two-way movements than as the north-south displacement that is conventionally invoked in the migration and development discourse. It also notes the exponential increase in movement from Asia and the Pacific to Australia in recent years, but this has been overwhelmingly selective of highly skilled groups, and it was only in 2008 that Australia announced a pilot scheme to bring in temporary seasonal agricultural workers from the region. The chapter concludes with an analysis of the consequences of the two-way movement for development in origin countries.
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