Author
Alwan, Muhammad Hassan.
Author Original
علوان محمد حسن
Publication Date
2022
Publication Place
Beirut -
Dar Al Saqi
Subject
Nonfiction, Sociology
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
298
Library
Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID
ISBN : 9786144256992, ISBN : 614-425-802-7
Record ID
alma9933034170003768
Library Location
See online access
Date
2022
Notes
There are more than two hundred million immigrants in the world today. If they were destined to meet in an independent country, it would become the fifth most populated country in the world. If we add to them those who have temporarily departed, this means that one-fifth of the planet Earth’s population is about to leave, while the other four-fifths are waiting for their opportunity. Large groups of people are in constant movement and constant departure, and this is a matter that should leave enormous traces in every place from which they leave and come. This is what prompts researchers in various disciplines to focus on the phenomenon of departure as a highly influential event that is in dire need of profound answers to questions such as: Who leaves? And why? And how? What is the impact of this departure? This book examines the human instinct to leave, reviews everything that researchers have achieved regarding the causes of departure in our modern era, and discusses its factors according to theoretical development and experimental evidence, seeking to be a scientific reference on the theory of departure for specialized researchers, as well as a free cognitive material for non-specialists, formulated in a readable manner without prejudice to its scientific and cognitive weight.
Sample Text
• Intro
• Introduction
• Part One: General concepts about departure
• Definition of departure
• History of human departure
• Departure categories
• Part Two: Theories of departure
• Introduction
• The first theories
• Neoclassical school of departure
• Historical structural school
• New Economics School
• Independent theories
• The dialectics of optimism and pessimism in theories of departure
• Chapter Three: Factors affecting departure
• Introduction
• Economic factors
• Social factors
• Cultural and personal factors
• Logistical and legal factors
• Geographic and demographic factors
• Psychological and behavioral factors
• Chapter Four: Reverse departure
• Introduction
• Factors affecting reverse migration
• Chapter Five
• Stylistic criticism of departure studies
• Analysis of research methods
• Conclusion
• Disclaimer
• Reference list
• About the book.
Baskı
1st ed.