Asian children and transnational migration

Cheryll Alipio; Melody C.W. Lu; Brenda S. A. Yeoh

doi:10.1080/14733285.2015.1025944

March 27, 2015Children s Geographies

Asian children and transnational migration

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To examine how contemporary global demographic disparities and population aging trends shape transnational migration patterns involving Asian youth.
Reviewed demographic shifts contrasting youthful developing nations with rapidly aging industrialized societies.
Analyzed socio-demographic literature on transnational mobility, family separation, and youth adaptation.
Pronounced age asymmetries across borders drive labor migration, altering traditional youth development settings in origin and destination countries.
Transnational movement increasingly splits family units across borders, requiring updated social and institutional frameworks to support developing youth.

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Demographic review reveals evolving transnational migration dynamics among Asian youth, highlighting how aging industrialized societies reshape global family structures.

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Compared to earlier periods, contemporary transnational migration is occurring against the backdrop of a youthful developing world and aging industrialized societies (Adserà and Tienda 2012). Along...

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