Migraatiot
Migraatiot, in Finnish often translated as migrations, refer to the movement of people from one residence to another that results in a change of permanent or long-term dwelling. They can occur within a country (internal migration) or across national borders (international migration). Movements may be temporary or permanent and can involve various modes of mobility, such as work, study, family reunification, or forced displacement.
Migrants can be categorized in several ways. Voluntary migrations include labor migration, educational migration, and family
Drivers and determinants of migraatiot are diverse. Push factors include unemployment, poverty, conflict, and environmental degradation,
Impacts of migraatiot are felt on origin and destination communities. Origin regions may experience population decline,
Data and measurement rely on censuses, population registers, and immigration records, with challenges stemming from undocumented
Policy contexts address visa regimes, asylum procedures, border controls, and integration strategies, including language training, qualification