GGRB28H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Internally Displaced Person, Immigration, Ontario Health Insurance Plan
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Do not need to include 4 of the articles from the annotated bibliography. Course relevance: pick 2 concepts to engage with. Larger themes being dealt with in class: farmer, global inequalities, infectious disease e-mail how to link. Historical: african slave trade (forced type of migration) Current: look at patterns of people coming to canada. Voluntary: immigration system outside of refugee, people moving for work/reunite with family. Temporary: workers who come for a few years. Regional migration: from east coast to the west. Immigration: a permanent move, idea that you"re not going back. Assumption: these people will assimilate to their new country. Therefore you break ties with your country of origin, previous to internet/technology: expensive to go back home again, couldn"t keep in touch due to phone cards. With advent of globalization = better communication technologies = people can be in contact more, cheaper flights. People will never really disconnect to their country of origin thanks to globalization.
