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The tourism product is a commodity which is particularly vulnerable to threats to personal security. .... Private security services (e.g. value of industry, non-productive labour) ... Forcible seizure or loss of assets (e.g. homes, livestock) ..... Therefore, the root causes and push and pull factors ...

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coastal areas where the tourism industry has developed and this involves more long- ..... public sector for job creation9 (which is now being downsized under ..... face harassment, abuse, theft, forcible eviction or the demolition of ..... Hare, D. (1999) '”Push” versus “Pull” Factors in Migration Outflows and ...

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'seasoning process', which is used to break victim's resistance to make them easier to ...... This growing demand has created a market for sex tourism. .... forcible methods depending on the desired purpose or form of trafficking. The ...... of the push and pull factors that contribute to human trafficking. ...

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and elsewhere, local tourism industry magnates, and regional and national journalists and ...... They function as both push and pull factors, attracting potential .... The coalition's tactical bread and butter consists of rallies, forcible .... the Lafitte development, which is National Historic Register eligible, ...

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continued forcible recruitment into combat. .... are a number of push and pull factors that propel children affected by conflict ... Tanzania is directed towards the coastal areas where the tourism industry has ..... children themselves have had an influence on the host society, which is changing ...

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The MULTIPOLES model, which is de-facto a multiregional model (Kupiszewska, ... parts of the world, would imply strong pull factors in the developed economies, and the ... policies, coupled with strong push factors in the worse-off countries. ...... forcible repressed spatial mobility (Okólski 2004b). ...

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14 Sep 2004 ... approaches to migration” which is concerned with sustainable return. ..... want to return or risk legitimising forcible expulsions as an ..... in 4 EU countries of residence to analyse push and pull factors. .... Minister of Labour and Migration 1992 – 1994, Minister of Tourism and Territory 1994 - ...

http://www.migrationdrc.org/news/reports/SustainableReturnBalkans.pdf

by C Bruckert - Cited by 4

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work may be available more regularly compared to rural work which is often tied to ... that both push and pull factors affect the return decision. ..... ern Tanzania is directed towards the coastal areas where the tourism industry has ...... theft, forcible eviction or the demolition of their dwellings by urban ...

http://www.prb.org/Source/mrs_19_2005.pdf

by L Grandia - 2006 - Related articles

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tourism, commercial sex–work, and some manufacturing industry – create a demand for .... push and pull factors does shed some light on the reasons for migration, ...... rights, and to forcible eviction. For instance, migrants were expelled from ..... Migration for Development in Africa (MIDA) which is currently ...

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that both push and pull factors affect the return decision. ..... ern Tanzania is directed towards the coastal areas where the tourism industry has ...

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is to grant women involved in the sex industry their basic human rights .... siderable amount of trafficking is most likely occurring in our communities, which is unde- ..... related crimes, such as forcible rape or assault. .... the push factors of origin countries and the pull factors of destination countries. ...

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potential, and the tourism industry can provide tremendous employment due to ..... push and pull factors have worked to make migration a major livelihood ...

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The health workforce risk of HIV/AIDS as a push factor to emigrate ....................................25 ...... work, and persons who experience forcible moves ...... as “all work or service which is exacted from any person under the menace of any penalty ... they rely on receipts from the tourism industry, ...

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trafficking to abuses that would, if occurring within the sex industry, almost cer- ..... Some migration theorists would argue that “push” and “pull” factors in the .... tion, for example, or the private production of pornography which is ...... Prostitutes variously face arbitrary detention, deportation, forcible ...

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You have been asked to make a presentation to the Council, which is ...... equivalent to the country's combined earnings from cotton exports, Suez Canal transit fees, and tourism. ...... the Arab refugees' narrative is of forcible expulsion. ...... A major push factor behind the migration of both Russians and ...

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tourism in affected regions, cancellation of major events, ...... force behind the development of the Indian software industry. ..... by an inter-play of “push” and “pull” factors in ...... political will, which is likely to be most difficult to ..... Some operational INGOs' advocacy work focuses on forcible ...

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used forcible relocation of certain categories of the population as an .... Other push factors are the worsening of living conditions in the vil- ... Reports of successful migrants create new pull factors for further migrations, ... Industry .... past few years, which is attributed to remittances sent from migrants ...

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forcible seizure of territory (at the conclusion of the U.S.-Mexican War in 1848). The ..... the cost of obtaining a SENTRI card on the Mexican side, which is three times ..... tourism, Mexico and the United States must work with each other and ..... Mexican labor in the United States; the “push” factor is weak job ...

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traffic on this popular route to the Sun City and Pilanesberg tourism ...... Forcible population displacement is known to have taken place even in ...... their countries of origin, which is consistent with a circular migration pattern. ...... could be explained by changes in push, pull and facilitation factors in ...

http://uir.unisa.ac.za/bitstream/10500/2262/1/dissertation.pdf

destruction of dwellings and forcible eviction, committed by ...... Weeks explains this by saying that pull factors were ..... Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) which is concerned with the guaranteeing ...... Tourism Industry: In the 1960s, revenue from tourism included restaurants, hotels, ...

http://uir.unisa.ac.za/bitstream/10500/1947/1/thesis.pdf

is a transnational problem that requires a global solution, which is ...... Trafficking involves the forcible movement of persons from ... To this end, the Forum focused on the push and pull factors that make individuals vulnerable to ... curb sex tourism. For more information on UN.GIFT and human trafficking, ...

http://www.unodc.org/documents/publications/Perspectives-May08-WEB.pdf

Customer pull. Radical/Discontinuous. • New technology creates new ...... in that industry, which is a positive factor for Stafix Ltd. since the possibility of ... About interest in sectors: the tourism sector is one of the most ... success is a strong sales force able to communicate what is Stafix® together with a ...

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“push” and “pull” factors. Push factors include, but are not limited to, religious and ..... “Deportation and the liberal state: the forcible return of asylum ...... disappearing, and with the growth of the human trafficking industry, ... Asylum Procedures Directive (which is expected to be adopted early 2006: will ...

http://www.evasp.eu/attachments/139_Human Trafficking and the Common European Asylum System.pdf

by P Basu - Cited by 7

http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucsapba/basu_emigrant_homecomings.pdf

As such, it is a country which is in full development in terms .... (s.d.), Push and pull factors of international migration A comparative report, Eurostat. ...... International investments in Aruba's tourism industry created a shortage on the local ...... It also prohibited the expulsion or forcible return of ...

http://www.ilocarib.org.tt/portal/images/stories/contenido/pdf/Migration/L.61.pdf

Reasons for migration are varied and can both push and pull people into and out ...... munist Party of India (Marxist)), in forcible land acquisition. ..... the people they serve; in tourism, by building .... is the industry of our men. ..... Which is the biggest city in the world (measured as the population of a ...

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issues, faulty and lopsided urban planning issues, forcible land ...... The nexus between industry and administration, which is defeating .... jungle, violating the rules and regulations in the name of tourism/eco-tourism in and around ..... or the rural areas these people experience both push and pull factors. ...

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drivers, sometimes referred to as push and pull factors, ...... Many of those formerly employed in the mining industry and its associated services remained ...

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had indifferent role models and most of them had been a victim of push pull factors or adverse circumstances. It was found that 25% of the police officers, ...

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of which is not known. The lack of data is attributed to the fact that many .... Sexual Offences Act,6 which makes child trafficking and child sexual tourism punishable ..... act as pull and push factors that facilitate trafficking in persons. ...... children are trafficked into South Africa s sex industry. ...

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use the tourism industry to move women--posing as tourists or members of ...... Gang, which is the dominant organized crime group in China, has in a ..... development, voluntary eradication, and forcible eradication of coca crops. .... munities in the United States that represent a pull factor by verifying the ...

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They will go forward with no body's push and come along with nobody's pull, and the ruler has no worries and troubles while the people get rich .... Second, it must consciously restrain its scope of activities, which is .... “Planning” in this sense means “forcible superseding of other people's plans by ...

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been many pull factors that have attracted migration. ..... tourism industry and actual threats of yet another military coup, a new government was put ...

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The growth was driven by the factors like strong export growth, ... to guide the over-night interest rate, which is the operational target. .... international financial institutions to pull their money out of other stock exchanges in the ..... period are extractive industry, Suez Canal and tourism industry. ...

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File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobatby UJ Dahre - 2007Since there are many possible combinations of push and pull factors, we must also ...... The recent exodus, which is mainly in response to the forcible ...... of Trade and Industry were fiercely attacking the private sector for ...... tances, investment, homeland tourism, but hardly recognized the expatriates as a ...

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the growing sex tourism industry, including child sex tourism. Reduced employment opportunities in rural areas contribute to the “push” factors which lead ...

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