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The 14th thematic volume of International Development Policy provides perspectives through case studies from the global Souths focusing on the challenges and opportunities of governing migration on the subnational, national, regional and international levels. Bringing together some thirty authors from Africa, Latin America and Asia, the book explores existing and new policies and frameworks in terms of their successes and best practices, and looks at them through the lens of additional challenges, such as those brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise of nationalisms and an increase in xenophobia. The chapters also take the '5 Ps' approach to sustainable development (people, planet, prosperity, peace and partnerships) and assess how migration policies serve sustainable development in a rapidly evolving context. Contributors are Yousra Abourabi, Gabriela Agosto, Belkis Aracena, Andrea Fernandez Benitez, Macarena Chepo, Amanda Coffie, Jonathan Crush, Maria del Consuelo Davila Perez, Delidji Eric Degila, Jenny Lind Elmaco, Rene Leyva Flores, Luisa Feline Freier, Silvia Nunez Garcia, Marcela Pezoa Gonzalez, Binod Khadria, Ariel Gonzalez Levaggi, Wei Li, Meixin Liu, Ling Ma, Ratnam Mishra, Daniel Naujoks, Claudia Padilla, Karol Rojas, Fabiana Rubinstein, Yining Tan, Narender Thakur, Gerasimos Tsourapas, Valeria Marina Valle and Jossette Iribarne Wiff.

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A powerful and challenging collection that offers a depth of empirical and conceptual insight in order to demonstrate the need both to think about and understand international migration from perspectives of the 'global south'. - Andrew Geddes, Professor of Migration Studies, Director of the Migration Policy Centre Migration Policy Centre, Robert Schuman Centre

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Delidji Eric Degila is Professor of Practice of International Relations at the Graduate Institute, Geneva. Political scientist and lawyer, his research interests range from international politics to migration and health issues in the global Souths. Valeria Marina Valle is the Director of the Department of International Studies at Universidad Iberoamericana Mexico City, where she is also a Professor and Researcher. As an International Relations Scientist, her research focuses on international development cooperation, especially regarding how the UN 2030 Agenda relates to health and migration issues.

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