Migration and Remittances : Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union

In regard to migration and remittances for Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, the overview chapter summarizes the main findings that are developed in much greater detail in later chapters. The core focus of this report is on documenting the trends of international migration and remittances in this region since the period of transition (chapters one and two) and discussing the determinants of migration in this region (chapter three). A final chapter (chapter four) reviews the organization of international migration policy in the region. It details the nature and types of bilateral migration schemes in place between Europe and Central Asia (ECA) countries and between ECA and Western Europe and identifies some of their limitations. The final section of chapter four suggests some avenues through which bilateral migration agreements could be improved.

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Main Authors: Mansoor, Ali, Quillin, Bryce
Language:English
en_US
Published: Washington, DC: World Bank 2007
Subjects:ACCOUNTING, BALANCE OF PAYMENT, BALANCE OF PAYMENT STATISTICS, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS STATISTICS, BANK TRANSFERS, BENEFITS OF MIGRATION, BORDER MOVEMENTS, BORDER TRADE, BORDERS, BRAIN DRAIN, CAPITAL FLOWS, CAPITAL MARKETS, CITIZENS, COMPENSATION, CONTRIBUTION OF REMITTANCES, COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, DEBT, DEMOGRAPHIC PRESSURES, DESTINATION COUNTRY, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, DIASPORA, DISPLACEMENT, DISSEMINATION, DISTRIBUTION OF REMITTANCES, ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ECONOMIC IMPACT OF REMITTANCES, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, ECONOMIC TRANSITION, EMIGRANTS, EMIGRATION, EMIGRATION COUNTRIES, EXCHANGE RATE, EXTERNALITIES, FACTORING, FAMILY REUNIFICATION, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, FOREIGNERS, FUTURE GROWTH, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT, HOME COUNTRIES, HOUSEHOLD INCOME, ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION, ILLEGAL MIGRATION, IMMIGRATION COUNTRIES, IMMIGRATION POLICIES, IMPACT OF REMITTANCES, INCOMES, INDUSTRIALIZATION, INFLOW OF REMITTANCES, INFORMAL CHANNELS, INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS, INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION, INTERNATIONAL MIGRANT, INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION POLICIES, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION POLICY, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION, INTERNATIONAL REMITTANCES, IRREGULAR MIGRANTS, JOB CREATION, JOB OPPORTUNITIES, LABOR MARKET, LABOR MARKETS, LABOR MIGRATION, LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE, LEGAL STATUS, LEGISLATION, METROPOLITAN AREAS, MIGRANT, MIGRANT LABOR, MIGRANT REMITTANCES, MIGRANT WORKERS, MIGRANTS, MIGRATION, MIGRATION DATA, MIGRATION FLOWS, MIGRATION PATTERNS, MIGRATION POLICY, MIGRATION RATES, MIGRATION STATISTICS, MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE, NUMBER OF DEATHS, NUMBER OF MIGRANTS, PERMANENT MIGRATION, PERMANENT SETTLEMENT, POLICY, POPULATION CHANGE, POPULATION CHANGES, POPULATION DECLINE, POPULATION DECLINES, POPULATION DECREASE, POPULATION DYNAMICS, POPULATION GROWTH, POPULATION INCREASES, POPULATION MOVEMENTS, POPULATION SETTLEMENTS, POPULATION SIZE, POTENTIAL MIGRANTS, POVERTY REDUCTION, PROVISION OF SERVICES, PUBLIC SERVICES, PUBLIC SUPPORT, PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, PULL FACTORS, PURCHASING POWER, PURCHASING POWER PARITY, PUSH FACTORS, QUALITY OF LIFE, RECIPIENT COUNTRIES, REFUGEE, REFUGEES, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK, REMITTANCE, REMITTANCE DATA, REMITTANCE FLOWS, REMITTANCES, RESPECT, RETURN MIGRATION, RURAL AREAS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, SKILLS TRANSFERS, SUBSIDIARY, SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH, TRANSITION ECONOMIES, UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS, UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRATION, UNDOCUMENTED MIGRANTS, UNDOCUMENTED MIGRATION, UNEMPLOYMENT, UNRECORDED REMITTANCES, UNSKILLED LABOR, URBAN AREAS, VOLUME OF REMITTANCES, WAGES, WAR, WESTERN EUROPE, WORKFORCE, WORKING-AGE POPULATION,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/01/7327961/migration-remittances-eastern-europe-former-soviet-union
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/6920
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Summary:In regard to migration and remittances for Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, the overview chapter summarizes the main findings that are developed in much greater detail in later chapters. The core focus of this report is on documenting the trends of international migration and remittances in this region since the period of transition (chapters one and two) and discussing the determinants of migration in this region (chapter three). A final chapter (chapter four) reviews the organization of international migration policy in the region. It details the nature and types of bilateral migration schemes in place between Europe and Central Asia (ECA) countries and between ECA and Western Europe and identifies some of their limitations. The final section of chapter four suggests some avenues through which bilateral migration agreements could be improved.