This book includes chapters that investigate the development of international migration policy in major emigrant countries in Asia; and that in today’s highly mobile world, migration has become an increasingly complex area of governance, inextricably interlinked with other key policy areas including economic and social development, national security, human rights, public health regional stability and inter-country cooperation. Role of institutions in facilitating or de-facilitating migration, the potential impact of environmental degradation on population displacement are key contents of this book. This book recommends that migration policy be aligned in a way so as to incorporate migrants’ rights. This book has raised some significant questions regarding the interplay between migration, human rights and policy. We trust scholars from political sciences, sociology, geography and other branches from social sciences will find this book very useful.
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