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Final - Activity #2
Global
Migration
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NORA NAVARETTE
push-pull factors affecting migration and relocation of peopie
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As a consequence the world is imagined as one global village
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This aspects includes:

Industrial Globalization
- development of
worldwide production
markets and broader
access to a range of
foreign products for
consumers and
companies involving
particular movement of
material and goods
between and within
national boundaries
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Economic Globalization
- establishment of a
global common market,
based on the freedom of
exchange of goods and
capital
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Informational Globalization
- increase in information
flows between
geographically remote
locations
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This sharing generally leads to
interconnectedness and
interaction between people of
diverse cultures and ways of
life
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Waves of Filipino International Migration
Los Indios Bravos or the
Brace Indians (19th
century) Around the same
period in the late 19th
century, a number of
ilustrados (educated youth
from elite Filipino families)
who held patriotic and
liberal ideas fled to Europe
to escape persecution and
censorship by their Spanish
colonial masters
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Pensionados, the Best and
the Brightest (early 20th
century) In 1903, The
pensionado Act that was
passed by the US Congress
facilitated the sending of
the brightest high school
graduates to stud in the
best American Universities,
such as Harvard, Stanford,
Cornell and University of
California
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The
first batch of laborers
(called sacadas) arrived in
Hawaii on December 20,
1906 to work on sugarcane
and pineapple plantations
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Example of Push-Pull Factor

Transnationalism
Diaspora



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