AIJC - Readings on Philippine Migration and Labor Migration

Readings on Philippine Migration and Labor Migration

Inventory of Resources for Communicating and Reporting on Labor Migration

Alegre, M. & Morada, H. (1988). Internal Migration in the Philippines: A Historical Perspective. The Journal of History, Vol. 32-33 (1-2).

Basa, C., De Guzman, V. & Marchetti, S. (2012). International Migration and Over-indebtedness: the Case of Filipino Workers in Italy. International Institute for Environment and Development.

Calzado, R. (2007). Labour Migration and Development Goals. International Dialogue in Migration [online]. WMO Conference Center. Geneva. 8 October 2007.

De Leon, P. (2018), Why have Koreans migrated to Angeles City, Philippines? Journal of Development and Management Studies. Vol. 7 (40-51).

National Economic and Development Authority. (2017). The International Migration Almanac 2017.

Ofreneo, R. (2017). Mobility of Skilled Labor in the ASEAN: Free or Unfree? Paper delivered at the Policy Forum on “Legal Framework on ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRAs): The Need for National Regulatory Change,” sponsored by the King Prajadhipok’s Institute (KPI) with the cooperation of the National Assembly of Thailand, June 22, 2017, Royal Princess Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand.

Opiniano, Jeremiah. (2019). Reporting on International Migration. In A. Luce, Ethical Reporting of Sensitive Topics. Routledge.

Ortiga, Yasmin. (2018). Learning to Fill the Labor Niche: Filipino Nursing Graduates and the Risk of the Migration Trap. The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences: New Immigrant Labor Market Niches, 4(1), 172-187.

Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and University of the Philippines Population Institute (UPPI). (2019). 2018 National Migration Survey. Quezon City, Philippines: PSA and UPPI.

Reiterer, G. (1973). Filipino Austrians: Transforming Identities and Changing Selfhood Under Conditions of Migration. Philippine Sociological Review 56, 36-55.

Rodriguez, R. (2008). The Labor Brokerage State and the Globalization of Filipina Care Workers. Signs, 33 (4), 794-800.

Rodriguez, R. (2011). Philippine Migrant Workers’ Transnationalism in the Middle East. International Labor and Working-Class History, 79, 48-61.

Seemann, B. and Fischer, M. (2015). The Philippine Diaspora: Between American Dream and Serfdom. In G. Wahlers, From the Report Migration and Refugees. Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.

University of the Philippines-CIFAL Philippines. (2018). Korean Migration in the Philippines: A Data Snapshot.

Vilog, R. (2014). The Paradox of Immigration Politics: Revisiting the Dynamics of Philippine Nikkeijin Labor Migration. Asia Pacific Social Science Review, Vol. 14 (2).

World Bank Group. (2008). Managing Migration: Lessons from the Philippines. World Bank.