2019

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IFG 1 Public Lecture Series: ‘Should I go or should I stay?’ Exploring return migration and reintegration processes in Ghana ;Nauja Kleist & Mary Setrana ‘Should I go or should I stay?’ Exploring return migration and reintegration processes in Ghana

Nauja Kleist, Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark Mary Boatemaa Setrana, Centre for Migration Studies, University of Ghana

    

Summer School: Intra-Regional Migration In Africa: Logics, Practices And Challenges Miasa, Network Point Sud And Centre For Migration Studies, University Of Ghana

Intra-regional migration in Africa – voluntarily or forced – is by far the most dominant form on the continent compared to African migration to Europe or other parts of the world. The history of migration in Africa dates back to pre-colonial times. The movement of people has always been at the centre of commercial exchanges before the colonial conquest. The valorization of the colonies perpetuated this “tradition”, drawing notably on a system of an “imported” workforce in the development poles created in Africa.

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