Nowadays labour migration plays a very important role in the mountainous areas of countries such as Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan. The quality and direction of migration as well as its economic, social, and cultural impacts on the life of communities have changed, along with the increase in the numbers of migrants. There are conflicting opinions about whether temporary labour migration promotes or hinders the development of mountainous regions. While travelling along mountain roads in Central Asian countries, the authors investigated whether labour migration..
The oil-rich economies of Russia and Kazakhstan started growing in the 2000’s, and the consequence w...
This paper challenges the thesis that mountain areas are regions of refuge. The refuge concept attri...
This article examines the Central Asia- Russian Federation migration corridor, which is one of the l...
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Introduction The UN High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development in September 2006...
Age, education, income discrepancy, and unemployment level are the main factors that define the port...
Kyrgyzstan’s capital Bishkek as well as Russia and Kazakhstan are major destinations for migrants fr...
During the four years since 2006, Tajikistan, еhe former Soviet republic, has been the world leader ...
Mongolia, known as the Land of the Nomads is one of the last few countries where a significant porti...
The article discusses contemporary tendencies in the export of labor resources T from Kyrgyzstan. Th...
Nowadays, increasing attention is paid to the impact of environmental change on society and the econ...
This paper deals with seasonal migration of labour in the high altitude Leh town. Ladakh region has ...
In a globalising market, labour migration in low-skilled sectors plays a particularly important role...
Due to job prospects, widespread violence, general instability, poverty, and natural disasters, the ...
Labour migration in Nepal is having profound effects on land management. We take two examples from ...
The oil-rich economies of Russia and Kazakhstan started growing in the 2000’s, and the consequence w...
This paper challenges the thesis that mountain areas are regions of refuge. The refuge concept attri...
This article examines the Central Asia- Russian Federation migration corridor, which is one of the l...
This paper uses a representative household-budget survey from the Asian Development Bank to analyse ...
Introduction The UN High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development in September 2006...
Age, education, income discrepancy, and unemployment level are the main factors that define the port...
Kyrgyzstan’s capital Bishkek as well as Russia and Kazakhstan are major destinations for migrants fr...
During the four years since 2006, Tajikistan, еhe former Soviet republic, has been the world leader ...
Mongolia, known as the Land of the Nomads is one of the last few countries where a significant porti...
The article discusses contemporary tendencies in the export of labor resources T from Kyrgyzstan. Th...
Nowadays, increasing attention is paid to the impact of environmental change on society and the econ...
This paper deals with seasonal migration of labour in the high altitude Leh town. Ladakh region has ...
In a globalising market, labour migration in low-skilled sectors plays a particularly important role...
Due to job prospects, widespread violence, general instability, poverty, and natural disasters, the ...
Labour migration in Nepal is having profound effects on land management. We take two examples from ...
The oil-rich economies of Russia and Kazakhstan started growing in the 2000’s, and the consequence w...
This paper challenges the thesis that mountain areas are regions of refuge. The refuge concept attri...
This article examines the Central Asia- Russian Federation migration corridor, which is one of the l...