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Que tarea de mierda

no person may be sent back to a country where they face inhuman treatment, torture, and death penalty.

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smells like teen Evan spirit

نعغليبصث،شلقبفنهصقغب ـهقشص،م

1. When did the first modern humans leave Africa? ーmore than a thousand years ago 2. How is migration defined in the video? as permanent change of residence 3. What are some of the different contexts in which migration has taken place? military conquest, flight of refugees, expulsion, or enslavement. 4. What percentage of the world's population lives away from their birthplace? 3% 5. What are push and pull factors? Push factors: circumstances in the country of origin that lead people to emigrate ex) poverty war, environmental disaster Pull factors:conditions in the destination that make immigration attractive such as ecpnomic opportunity and political freedom. 6. What are the different types of migration mentioned in the video? Asylum seeker:

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I've asked my students to watch this video for homework, it`s been very useful, nice and well done video

Taiwan is part of China!

Is it me or does the tone of her voice and the background music imply skepticism?🤔

alguien más lo mando a ver este video la profe Vero?

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🎻solamente matemáticas🎸

اسرائيل ليست بدولة ولن تكن ، كيان صيهيوني غاصب ومجرم .

Effectivement

Trop de choses à prendre en considération

C'est la vérité

❤❤❤😂😂😂 cool merci beaucoup pour cette connaissance ❤❤❤❤

Jai shree Ram

3:45

Espectacular el que diseño este video ,muy claro y seguro,para todo el mundo,empezar a enseñarlo en los hogares,colegios,iglesias,en campos de recreación, en las vias.

Yassir stink

gran contenido, sigue asi ec.

لازم كل انسان تحترحم حقوقه دون تمييز عرقي او ديني او فكري.

going wild

Greatly simplified 😮

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:06 🌍 *Migration is a historic driver of human development, dating back over a hundred thousand years.* 01:04 💔 *Push factors (e.g., poverty, war) and pull factors (e.g., economic opportunities) contribute to migration, with approximately 216 million people living away from their place of birth.* 02:05 💼 *Different forms of migration include asylum seekers, labor migration, and international migration of highly trained professionals.* 02:53 🌎 *Main migration routes: U.S. hosts most immigrants, followed by Russia and Germany, with origins primarily from Mexico, India, China, and Russia.* 04:14 🚧 *Migration is often viewed as a threat due to fears like economic burden, loss of national identity, and security issues, leading to increasingly restrictive policies.* 06:13 💰 *Migration has positive aspects, contributing over $300 billion annually to migrants' home countries, addressing declining birth rates and aging societies in destination countries.* 07:10 🌐 *To address migration challenges, a constructive policy is crucial, including regulated immigration and rights for legitimate asylum seekers.* Made with HARPA AI

Los derechos humanos son para toda personas sin discriminación

Lisseth Acosta defensora derechos humanos

Quellkartoffel und Dupp dupp

The video seems to relate all migration to the push-pull theory and presents it as the only explanation for migration this theory is a functionalist theory birthed in the 20th century, the viewer might find it interesting to know that many scientists have criticized this theory for its reductionist approach of humans as completely rationally oriented beings that will always calculate costs and benefits in any given situation, reality is often far more complex than the push-pull theory which while helping to explain rich and educated migrants behavior, is far more limited when it comes to poorer migrants.

1003 was here

Dr Renee Horne's class of 2023. PDBA block 4

Excelente video.👍👍

bonjour

Listening comprehension questions: Watch the video on International Migration and answer the following questions: When did the first modern humans leave Africa? More than a hundred thousand years ago How is migration defined in the video? What are some of the different contexts in which migration has taken place? What percentage of the world's population lives away from their birthplace? What are push and pull factors? What are the different types of migration mentioned in the video? What does the Geneva Convention state? What is illegal migration? Why is migration seen as a threat? What are some examples of how migration policies have become restrictive? What is one of the results of the restrictions on migration? What are some of the advantages of migration?

태양광소자 고맙다.. 이걸 찾아보게 만들어..

Wer ist auch hier wegen englisch LK?

this video has aged rather well so far, but still at some points it feels outdated

This video....did not age well. DIVERSITY?! LOL, that is an epic failure. No one can claim, allowing an entire nation to invade another nation, all will be well, as is self evident all over the world. These invasions DO NOT assimilate. Encouraging a waring nation is a guaranteed failure for all involved.

POV: Dein Englisch Lehrer zwingt dich dieses Video zu gucken und du verstehst gar nichts 😄

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Amazing insight. Can believe video is 11 year old and still prevalent. Full Transcript below: Transcript: The world is becoming more and more interconnected. Never before in human history existed such an intense relationship between international trade communication and politics. The term globalization is around all around us. Sometimes as an opportunity and sometimes as a new challenge. But What exactly does a globalization mean and what are its ramifications. Even though the term globalization is frequently used, its not easy to define. One thing is clear. In today’s world economic, environment, social and political issues in problems are no longer limited to the national level, because the world is become so interdependent. Reasonable governance can only be realized in broader groups of stakeholders. For example, federal union, regional economic organizations, or the whole world. Technology and mass media like radio TV phones for Internet are global standard this means that information can be distributed worldwide in real time at affordable prices. For instance, the average price of telephone calls from New York to London is decreased by 99% since 1930 international TV broadcasters deliver information opinions and cultural products to most remote areas. The cost for transportation of products and persons dropped by 65% since 1930 due to low fuel prices and the development of new means of transportation in particular container shipping air freight costs have dropped even more 88% freight charges for a tonne of coffee delivered from Asia to Europe only accounts for 1% off price such developments are the result of technological advancement specs which were introduced purposefully as well since the 1980s the richer more industrialized countries work towards removing trade barriers such as tariffs import quotas and fans worldwide thus new technologies decreasing transportation costs. And the liberalization of international trade has made it possible and profitable for major companies to produce and sell worldwide. Let's take a glance at the three main areas of globalization the economic sphere is of particular importance it is a major catalyst for globalization and is at the same time the most affected area international exports have increased 30-fold in the last 60 years defining direct investment companies and governments has increased substantially. It's risen from $13 billion per year in 1970 to more than 1.8 trillion today. Companies are searching for new markets and opportunities for cheap production countries with low wages and soft environmental regulations the number of such multinational corporations rose from 7000 to 65,000 since the 1990s like the world economy, international politics is also more interdependent today. Most important policy issues like climate change the financial crisis or terrorism do not care about borders such problems cannot be solved by a single state alone politics tries to react by attempting to make decisions in broader groups of countries like the U7 the G20 or even the United nations at the same time there are more and more international pressure groups which do not belong to a particular state these so called nongovernmental organizations or NGOs are able to exert influence in politics related to their field work examples include Greenpeace Amnesty International or attack a global public forum evolves through the previously mentioned new possibilities of communication NGOs used this to influence politics international political problems in the emergence of new global actors like NGOs and multinational corporations lead to a decrease of the political latitude of single states specially of small states influence of globalization can be observed in our culture as well. One aspect is often referred to as MC world the term describes how western culture especially popular culture becomes dominant and destroys cultural diversity the global distribution of western music news products and even the English language promotes this effect to counter globalization. We can also see backlash for example people are increasingly returning to local and regional cultural customs. Globalization is a very complex development some countries benefit more others benefit less. Newly industrialized countries like Taiwan and South Korea as well as the rapidly developing India Brazil and China gained considerable advantage from their integration into the world economy. They can build up their factories with foreign direct investment and infrastructure and sell their products internationally due to the low wages in these countries these products are very competitive on the world market. China represents perfect example of how the broader population can benefit too it's fast economic growth has enabled 500 million Chinese to leave extreme poverty. On the other hand, there whole regions who are suffering more than they are benefiting from globalization this is particularly true for most sub-Saharan African countries such countries are not prepared sufficiently for tightened international competition, but cheap products produced by industrial and newly industrialized countries flood the local markets and destroy local productive facilities. Moreover, these countries are not attractive for foreign investors thus they cannot walk the same road as the newly industrialized countries. Globalization is both threat and an opportunity for industrialized countries on the one hand they can acquire new markets for their industrial goods on the other hand they are facing the competition newly industrialized countries that can produce at lower costs. Specifically, production of simple goods is no longer profitable very few products like textiles toys or white goods are still produced in industrialized countries. It becomes clear that globalization takes place at many areas such as politics, culture and the economy. Declining costs of transport and communication and the global liberalization of markets have fueled this trend while some countries benefit from globalization it is exacerbated the problems of others best globalization presents both new opportunities and new challenges.

Amour 💖

Muy bonito está el video