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Globalisation and migration. Dr Simon Oakes A-level Principal Examiner Bancroft’s School . Lecture outline. What is globalisation? Case Study 1: International elite migration Case Study 2: Crossing the Mediterranean Case Study 3: The Morecambe Bay tragedy

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Globalisation and migration Dr Simon Oakes A-level Principal Examiner Bancroft’s School

Lecture outline • What is globalisation? • Case Study 1: International elite migration • Case Study 2: Crossing the Mediterranean • Case Study 3: The Morecambe Bay tragedy • Case Study 4: Poland, the UK & the EU • Key Concept: cultural hybridism • Case Study 5: internal migration within China • Round-up

What is globalisation?

Factors accelerating globalisation How many of these factors also impact upon potential rates of migration?

Case Study 1 International elites Elite A minority population group with some combination of: high levels of wealth; social status; political influence; cultural influence. Can migrate easily (e.g. from Brazil to EU) under Highly Skilled Migrants Programme (HSMP) Examples: • Footballers (330 Premiership players) • Musicians, actors and writers • Financial sector workers and entrepreneurs • High-skilled professionals (surgeons, lawyers, architects, etc.) • Academics (including geographers!) • Politicians

Elites are often in the news

Case study 2 Crossing the Mediterranean

What is the story for poor global migrants? • The poor are not welcomed into ‘Fortress Europe’ in the same way that elites are • They take great risks (perhaps without knowing) • They are exploited by ‘people-traffickers’ who take their life savings in exchange for passage • Vessels used to cross the Mediterranean from Africa are unsafe, thousands have drowned • Similar stories can be told about poor Mexicans heading for the USA, or Burmese entering Thailand • While globalisation has made it easier to move money and goods around the world, it is not true that all people are free to move • It is easier for people with money and skills to migrate than it is for the poor – there is not a ‘level playing field’ for global migrants

Case study 3 The Morecambe tragedy

Morecambe Bay 2004 • 23 Chinese migrants drowned in Morecambe Bay in February 2004 • They were working at night, harvesting cockles • They were cut off by rising tides. Morecambe Bay is famous for its tidal range of several kilometres and the speed of incoming tides over a 1:400 beach gradient • Dangers were not understood by non English-speakers • Most died of hypothermia • They had been living in Liverpool. Sixty workers rented an 11-room house from ‘snakehead’ gang leaders • In another sad story, 58 Chinese suffocated while being smuggled in the back of a lorry bound for Dover from Zeebrugge in 2000

Further reading at Geography In The News

Student practice answer Using examples, describe and explain the characteristics of migrants moving between wealthier nations. (4 marks) International migration takes place at two levels of the economy. Firstly, there are highly skilled and often very rich individuals who are invited to work overseas by Transnational Corporations or governments. They are probably young adults or are middle-aged and are likely to be approaching the peak of their profession e.g. Elano, the Brazilian mid-fielder. In addition, there are the extremely poor (and usually unskilled) migrants who are desperate to better themselves at any cost, e.g. Somalians who attempt to gain entry to Europe by crossing the Mediterranean in dangerous boats, or Mexicans crossing into the USA.

Global migration: the special case of the EU • As one of the ‘four freedoms’ of the EU, each European citizen may take up and pursue employment in the territory of another member state under the same conditions as the nationals of the host state (EU Treaty Art. 1 & Reg. 1612/68) • The EU is made up of 27 states (nearly half a billion people) • Members include Germany, the UK, France, Poland and Estonia • Anyone can work and live anywhere!

Case Study 4 From Poland to the UK • VOLUME 650,000 Poles have entered the UK (2004+) • CHARACTERISTICS They bring a range of skills and occupations, including dentists and builders • DEMOGRAPHICS The majority are aged 18-30 and significant numbers are having children while in the UK • LONG-TERM Many will remain in the long-term but many more claim they will eventually return to Poland • NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES Poland suffers from economic and social losses as a result of this migration • POSITIVE CONSEQUENCES Remittances are sent back to families to Poland • FURTHER CONSEQUENCES The Polish government is recruiting Indian workers to help it prepare for Euro 2012 football championship http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,2110439,00.html

Student practice answer Using examples, explain how international out-migration can effect the economy and society of sending nations. (6 marks) International migration can have both positive and negative effects. Turning firstly to the economics, there is often a loss of key workers like doctors which has a knock on effect on other areas of the economy like retailing as less money will be in circulation. This can cause a negative multiplier effect and result in rising unemployment. In Poland, a million workers have left since it joined the EU in 2004 and many clubs and bars are struggling due to the lack of young customers. However, some migrants may repatriate their wages which is positive. Socially, the loss of young people (18-35) may impact negatively on education – if numbers fall, university courses might have to close. Artistic and cultural scenes could suffer if talented people migrate elsewhere – this has happened in Poland where many of its musicians have moved to London. However, migrants may return later with new ideas and skills that they have learned while abroad - which could have long-term positive effects for Polish arts and education.

Consequences for receiving nations Key concept of cultural hybridism • When two cultures meet (e.g. as a result of migration or globalising forces) it is not necessarily true that one set of cultural preferences, beliefs and practices will always ‘overwrite’ and replace the other (this has sometimes been called McDonaldsisation) • Instead, a new culture can develop which is a mixture – or hybrid form – of the originals • The process of change is called glocalisation

Migrant imports (no hybridism)

Food Anglo-Thai fusion Music Hip-Hop Art Manga superheroes Literature Jean Rhys Film & TV Ang Lee Any others….? Hybrid culture

American rock band, grandsons of Armenian refugees. Fusion of US metal & Middle-eastern folk styles? http://musicbox.sonybmg.com/video-player/system_of_a_down/aerials

Globalisation and internal migration • The most significant global migration movement bar none • 300 million rural migrants now live in China’s cities • Half a million people arrive in Brazil’s Sao Paulo annually • Half the world is now urban • So what does this type of migration have to do with globalising forces?

Global forces at work within a nation

Case study 5 Dongguan Roboraptor

Student practice answer Examine the impact of globalisation on different nations’ employment structures. (A2 essay) • Main theme is the movement of firms, branch plants and inward investment patterns – bringing new work to some places, taking it away from others • Also mention the movement of significant numbers of key workers, altering employment structures of receiving and sending nations • Suggest that globalisation has a role in the movement of (ex-primary sector) migrants to cities, where they become manufacturing or service sector workers

Concluding remarks The inter-connections between globalisation and migration make us think about: • Scale (internal or international?) • Consequences (for whom? what type?) • Complexity (there are elites to consider, as well as poor migrants) • Critical thinking (do we see ‘exporting’ or ‘re-writing’ and ‘re-imagining’ of cultures?) • An unfair world (when the rich can move about more easily) • Citizenship (are we global citizens or Foreign Nationals?)

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• Database Migration: Database migration involves moving data from one type of database system to another, such as transferring data from a legacy relational database to a modern NoSQL database. This type of migration is typically used to improve performance, scalability, and flexibility.
• Application Migration: Application migration involves transferring data from one application to another, such as moving data from an on-premise ERP system to a cloud-based CRM platform. This type of migration is typically used to address changing business requirements, improve application performance, or take advantage of new technologies.
• Business Process Migration: Business process migration involves transferring data as part of a larger business process, such as moving customer data from a legacy CRM system to a modern sales and marketing platform. This type of migration is typically used to improve business efficiency, reduce costs, or increase agility.

It's worth noting that these types of migration are not mutually exclusive and may overlap in certain scenarios. For example, a storage migration may also involve a database migration if the data is stored in a database. Similarly, an application migration may require a database migration if the application relies on a specific database system.

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Data migration is a common process that occurs in various scenarios. Here are some examples of data migration:

• Upgrading Software: When a company upgrades its software, it may need to migrate data from the old system to the new one. For example, a company that switches from Microsoft Office 2010 to Microsoft Office 365 may need to migrate data from the old system to the new one.
• Cloud Migration: When a company moves its data to a cloud-based service, it must migrate the data from the on-premises system to the cloud. For example, a company that moves its email system from an on-premises Microsoft Exchange Server to Microsoft Office 365 in the cloud will need to migrate its email data.
• Consolidation of Data: When a company merges with another company, it may need to consolidate its data into a single system. For example, two companies that merge may need to consolidate their customer data into a single customer relationship management (CRM) system.
• Data Center Migration: When a company moves its data center from one location to another, it must migrate its data to the new location. For example, a company that moves its data center from an on-premises location to a colocation facility will need to migrate its data to the new location.
• Hardware Upgrade: When a company upgrades its hardware, it may need to migrate data from the old system to the new one. For example, a company that replaces its old servers with new servers will need to migrate data from the old servers to the new ones.

Overall, data migration is a common process that occurs in various scenarios, and it is essential to ensure the integrity, security, and accessibility of the data being transferred.

What is data migration in ETL?

In the context of ETL (Extract, Transform, Load), data migration refers to the process of moving data from a source system to a target system as part of the ETL process. This is typically done to support data integration, data warehousing, or business intelligence initiatives.

The data migration process in ETL involves the following steps:

• Extract: Data is extracted from one or more source systems, such as databases, flat files, or APIs. The data is typically filtered, transformed, or aggregated to meet the specific requirements of the target system.
• Transform: The extracted data is transformed or cleansed to ensure consistency and quality. This may involve data validation, enrichment, or normalization.
• Load: The transformed data is loaded into the target system, such as a data warehouse, data lake, or business intelligence tool. The data is typically mapped to the target schema, and any data transformations are applied as necessary.

The data migration process in ETL can be complex, as it involves moving large volumes of data across different systems and formats. As such, it's essential to plan and execute the process carefully to ensure data integrity, security, and accessibility.

ETL tools such as Apache NiFi, Talend, and Informatica PowerCenter provide built-in support for data migration, allowing data to be extracted, transformed, and loaded quickly and efficiently.

What are the 6 types of data migration?

There are different ways to classify types of data migration, but here are six common types:

• Storage Migration: Storage migration involves moving data from one storage medium to another. This may include moving data from on-premises servers to the cloud, from one type of storage device to another, or from one file system to another.
• Database Migration: Database migration involves moving data from one type of database system to another. This may include moving data from a legacy relational database to a modern NoSQL database, or from one version of a database to another.
• Application Migration: Application migration involves moving data from one application to another. This may include moving data from an on-premises ERP system to a cloud-based CRM platform, or from one version of an application to another.
• Server Migration: Server migration involves moving data from one physical or virtual server to another. This may include migrating data from an old server to a new one, or moving data from a server that is being decommissioned to a new one.
• Cloud Migration: Cloud migration involves moving data from on-premises systems to the cloud, or from one cloud provider to another. This may include moving data from on-premises servers to cloud-based storage or moving data from one cloud storage provider to another.
• Platform Migration: Platform migration involves moving data from one technology platform to another. This may include migrating data from a legacy platform to a modern one, or moving data from one software application to another.

It's worth noting that these types of data migration are not mutually exclusive and may overlap in certain scenarios. For example, a storage migration may also involve a database migration if the data is stored in a database. Similarly, an application migration may require a database migration if the application relies on a specific database system.

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