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    Globalization refers to the increasing connection and integration of different parts of the world through cultural, economic, and political processes. It has accelerated dramatically in the 20th century due to advances in technology, education, and liberalization. Globalization involves increased international trade, migration, communication, and cultural exchange. There are different types of migrant workers including established migrant workers, highly skilled workers, immigrating investors, project-tied workers, seasonal workers, and temporary workers. Bilateral labor agreements and different regulatory approaches like regulated, state-managed, and state monopoly systems are used to manage international labor migration.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing connection and integration of different parts of the world through cultural, economic, and political processes. It has accelerated dramatically in the 20th century due to advances in technology, education, and liberalization. Globalization involves increased international trade, migration, communication, and cultural exchange. There are different types of migrant workers including established migrant workers, highly skilled workers, immigrating investors, project-tied workers, seasonal workers, and temporary workers. Bilateral labor agreements and different regulatory approaches like regulated, state-managed, and state monopoly systems are used to manage international labor migration.

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    GLOBALIZATION

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    Globalization refers to the increasing connection and integration of different parts of the world through cultural, economic, and political processes. It has accelerated dramatically in the 20th century due to advances in technology, education, and liberalization. Globalization involves increased international trade, migration, communication, and cultural exchange. There are different types of migrant workers including established migrant workers, highly skilled workers, immigrating investors, project-tied workers, seasonal workers, and temporary workers. Bilateral labor agreements and different regulatory approaches like regulated, state-managed, and state monopoly systems are used to manage international labor migration.

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    GLOBALIZATION ESTABLISHED MIGRANT WORKERS

    - Migrant workers who, after staying some years in the country of


    - people for liberal, open, dynamic, innovative and mature with the employment, have been granted permission to reside indefinitely
    exchange of ideas and practices between people of the world and to work without major limitations in that country.
    - connection of different parts of the world
    Highly skilled migrant workers
    - expansion of international cultural, economic, and - workers whose skills subject them to preferential treatment
    political activities. regarding admission to a country other than their own

    - term derived from the term GLOBALIZE IMMIGRATING INVESTORS


    - granted the right to long-term residence on the condition they
    - associated with "AMERICANIZATION” invest a minimum amount in the country of destination or start a
    business employing a minimum number of persons in the country of
    GLOBAL NETWORKS destination
    the connection/relationship of different parts of the world. PROJECT-TIED WORKERS
    - workers admitted to the State of employment for a defined period
    HISTORY of time to work solely on a specific project carried out in that State
    - globalization of Greek culture came with the conqueror Alexander by the migrant workers’ employer
    the Great
    - dramatically in the twentieth century SEASONAL MIGRANT WORKERS
    - employed in a State other than their own for only part of a year
    Silk Road : trade route between China and the Mediterranean because the work they perform depends on seasonal conditions
    Madras: a light cotton cloth made in Madras (Chennai)
    TEMPORARY MIGRANT WORKERS
    FACTORS GAVE RISE TO GLOBALIZATION - admitted by a country other than their own to work for a limited
    period in a particular occupation or a specified job.
    - Advancement In Education
    - Advancement In Science And Technology TYPES OF MIGRATION
    - Social And Political Liberalization
    Bilateral labour agreements: are the principal means for
    ASPECTS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH GLOBALIZATION developing circular migration schemes

    - Information and Communication Technology


    - Migration Transnational Marriage: result of the movement and • In demand-driven systems, employers request
    migration of people around the globe permission to hire the foreign workers, thereby
    triggering a decision to admit the migrant.
    FREE MARKET : Unified international economies through universal • In supply-driven systems, the migrants
    and inter-financial institutions themselves launch the admission process and
    FINANCE: brought forth the influx of money within the can apply without necessarily having a job offer.
    interconnected countries
    THREE TYPES OF AUTHORIZATION:
    • MAJOR AREAS OF GLOBALIZATION:
    entry visa
    1. Economic Globalization: The case of Singapore
    permit to engage in paid activities
    • 2. Cultural Globalization: The case of Shakira permit of stay
    • 3. Political Globalization : The case of United Nations
    REGULATING LABOUR IMIGRATION
    COMMUNICATION
    - played a large role in cultural globalization
    TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION DISTINGUISHES
    - Increased international travel has also increased globalization THREE MAIN APPROACHES TO INTERVENTION.
    POPULAR CULTURE
    ECONOMY A regulated system - the State elaborates legislation and
    International trade : vital to the economies of most countries regulations on recruitment for employment abroad and
    around the world identifies proscribed recruitment practices.
    Saudi Arabia : almost entirely dependent on oil exports.
    A State-managed system - the State regulates foreign
    1994 : United States, Mexico, and Canada signed the North employment and sets up State enterprises to recruit and
    American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) place workers abroad.

    POLITICS A State monopoly system - the State assumes full


    responsibility for organizing labour migration.
    MIGRATION AND LABOUR—TYPES OF MIGRANTS IMPORTANT POINTS

    BUSINESS TRAVELLERS Bilateral labour agreements are the most common


    - Foreigners admitted temporarily exercising an economic activity mechanisms used to regulate inter-State labour migration.
    that is remunerated from outside the country of admission.
    - migration policy is sometimes linked to economic
    CONTRACT MIGRANT WORKERS and trade policy.
    - Persons working in a country other than their own under - no global agreement or convention in place to
    contractual arrangements that set limits on the period of manage labour migration flows at the multilateral
    employment and on the specific job held by the migrant. level

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