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The developing countries are improving plans to introduce investments, since they want to benefit from immigration policies.  The developing countries are being seemed to recept the investors and skilled human resources via migration. Because, diversity is played significant role in the development of these countries.

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Video 1 (1-2 minutes): Deadline: Monday, June 8, before 09:00 am! 

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Video 1 (1-2 minutes): Deadline: Monday, June 8, before 09:00 am! 

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What are some of the reasons people leave their families, friends, and the cities and towns they grew up in to immigrate to a foreign country?
Would you like to live and work in another country for a long time (more than 5-6 years)? Why?

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Adding Notes - Time Frame: Monday, June 8 - Friday, June 12! 

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Adding Notes - Time Frame: Monday, June 8 - Friday, June 12! 

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Please add short texts/ notes to different sections of your group padlet using information from reading and listening materials we will cover in our lesson during the week.
These will be your personal notes to help you gather background information about this topic.

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Video 2 "Research Video" (2-3 minutes): Deadline: Friday, June 12, before 12:00 pm! 

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Video 2 "Research Video" (2-3 minutes): Deadline: Friday, June 12, before 12:00 pm! 

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Do research on the advantages and disadvantages, social, economic, and cultural aspects of Immigration and Diversity, in English or Turkish.
Take notes and upload a short video report (2-3 mins.) on your research findings here.
This video will present the most important points from your independent research on Immigration and Diversity to your partners and give an indication of your thoughts regarding immigration to Turkey.

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Collaboration and Practice: Time Frame: Thursday, June 11 - Sunday, June 14

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Collaboration and Practice: Time Frame: Thursday, June 11 - Sunday, June 14

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Please use this time to collaborate and practice for your group presentation.

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Group Presentation: Monday, June 15 on Zoom

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Group Presentation: Monday, June 15 on Zoom

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Please present your research results and ideas as a group.

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Advantages of Immigration  for Host country

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Advantages of Immigration  for Host country

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A good example of the advantage of migration for Host country is Japan. Because, most of the number of elder people in there needs to eldercare nurses. If Japan's Ministry of Health does not let immigration policies limiting the number of workers, Japan can get benefit of migration thanks to its right immigrants policies. Because, Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare predicts a need for four million eldercare nurses by 2025.

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https://archive.org/details/Immigrat1946

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Disadvantages of Immigration for Host country

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Disadvantages of Immigration for Host country

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People move to other countries for a variety of reasons. For example, Immigrants can choose to leave their country of origin to seek a better livelihood or retain their safety. However, immigration can pose a challenge for the local folk in these countries. Because, their countries' sources can run out quickly due to the fact that population explotion. And also, while immigrants work for poor pay, local people do not want to insufficient pay; therefore, in those countries brings about the problem of unemployment.

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Implemention of Rule of demand and supply

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Implemention of Rule of demand and supply

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Developing countries have excessive human resources whereas the developed nations need more human resources. That is why, developed countries can allow emigrants. So that these nations can increase advantages of immigration.

In the normal circumstances people don’t prefer to leave from their homeland. But, they are able to decide to migrate due to dire conditions. However, there is an increasing tendency that people used to migrate and international migration is getting a hot issue of the present era. Consequently, importance of this immigration issue can be gauged from the aspect that the illegal emigrants risk their lives and in some instances even they are lost their lives. In addition to the challenges illegal immigrants face, the local folk in these countries also act as an impediment for the wellbeing of these foreigners. On the other hand, governments that try to curb increased immigration impose laws that bar the increased entry of foreigners into a country. This leads to a rise in illegal immigration in a country, because those people barred from entering the country seek other illegal means of entering the country. If these countries want to reduce disadvantages of immigration, they have to give up strict immigration policies.

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immigration causes assimulation in the country receiving immigration. The negative aspect of this that is immigrants shape their culture, traditional habits, and their culture according to their new country in order to adapt to their new country. Thuse, while immigrants and their future generations adapt to their new culture, they cause their own culture to disappear.

The positive aspect of this assumilatiob that is if immigrants accept the new culture and keep up with it, culturek conflicts and incompatibilities will decrease.

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When immigrants migrate to find jobs, there is a surplus of workers in the receiving country. Countries such as Qatar and the Arab Emirates cause most of the workers to be immigrants and the main population to become unemployed because immigrants work cheaper and longer hours.

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The globe today is divided up by invisible walls called "borders," guarded by hundreds of soldiers and police. However, an unstable democracy, unprotected human rights and fundamental freedoms give rise to immigration issue. The social consequences of immigration are not only the outcomes of immigrants' own values, skills, and motivations, but also reflect the reactions of the resident population. For example, native residents are largely unfriendly to newcomers, because they associate them with increased stress in the labor market, larger loads on the social infrastructure, a rise in crime and ethnocultural conflicts, and overall deterioration in living and working conditions of the native population.

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The social and cultural impact of migration is considerable.  Migrants can build intercultural bridges and cross-border social capital as they move between their culture of origin and that of their new home.  Culturally diverse workforces can be best placed to identify opportunities and forge effective multinational relationships that generate and sustain international business.  Increasing cultural diversity can provide impetus for the stimulation of entrepreneurship, experimentation in industry, creativity in art and literature, achievement in sports, innovation in cuisine and a multitude of other endeavours.

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Many nations that once had relatively homogeneous populations have become complex multicultural societies. Moreover, maintaining racial and ethnic harmony in those societies has become a significant challenge. Besides, the shortage of understanding among people of different backgrounds has resulted in prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory behavior.

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Industrialization was drawing large numbers of people into the cities. Some farmers did not make enough money to support their families. Many people could not find work at all.

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The relationship between war(s) and migration is complicated by the fact that neither of the two are monolithic phenomena and the relationship between them is complex. Wars and other forms of violent conflict (state formation, genocide, etc.) involving state or non-state actors produce refugees and other forced migrants, who may themselves also become national or transnational actors within the political economy of wars and other forms of violent conflict. Wars of different kinds (invasions, civil war, third-party interventions) and of differing intensity may produce different migration trajectories and, in some cases, no migration at all but instead the opposite, involuntary immobility (Lubkemann 2008a). Displacement is often about massive humanitarian suffering and loss, but it can also be about coping, resilience, and emplacement in new localities (Malkki 1995a). And those who flee may be better or worse off than those who remain behind.

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Pros of Immigration in Economic aspects
Immigration can give substantial economic benefits and can lead to a growth in the size of the labour force and an increase in the productive capacity of the economy. Immigration leads to higher economic growth with a corresponding rise in tax revenues and potential for government spending.

Cons of immigration in Economic aspects
Immigration can cause issues of overcrowding, congestion, and extra pressure on public services. It can lead to unskilled workers, downward pressure on wages and even unemployment of native workers.