Analysis re-investigates globalisation and migration in Jordan, highlighting shared characteristics and impacts.
Globalisation and migration are non-static topics that change over the years and impact societies differently, seemingly the reason behind the consistent need for further exploration. In this sense, this article aims to reinvestigate the relations between migration and globalisation by studying their characteristics in general and within the specific case of Jordan. The case of Jordan was chosen since it is considered the top country destination for migrants with a high globalisation index. The case discussion highlights that globalisation is not only an extra reason that raised global migrants, but both migration and globalisation share similar characteristics that reveal a similar impact.
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