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Foreword Otaviano Canuto Hans Timmer xv
Acknowledgments xvii
Contributors xix
Abbreviations xxvii
Introduction: Remittance Flows and Practices during the Crisis Ibrahim Sirkeci Jeffrey H. Cohen Dilip Ratha 1
Part I
Chapter 1 Theoretical Appraisal: Understanding Remittances Jeffrey H. Cohen Ibrahim Sirkeci 15
Chapter 2 Forecasting Migrant Remittances during the Global Financial Crisis Sanket Mohapatra Dilip Ratha 23
Chapter 3 Economic Crises and Migration: Learning from the Past and the Present Tim Green L. Alan Winters 35
Chapter 4 Remittance Flow, Working Capital Formation, and Economic Growth Gabriela Mundaca 53
Part II
Chapter 5 The Financial Crisis in the Gulf and Its Impact on South Asian Migration and Remittances S. Irudaya Rajan D. Narayana 67
Chapter 6 Gendered Use of Remittances: The United Arab Emirates-Bangladesh Remittance Corridor Md Mizanur Rahman Danièle Bélanger 81
Chapter 7 Trends and Correlates of Remittances to India Poonam Gupta Karan Singh 93
Chapter 8 Shocks Affecting the Flow and Stability of Workers' Remittances to India Bhupal Singh 107
Chapter 9 Migrant Remittances in Nepal: Impact of Global Financial Crisis and Policy Options Sanket Mohapatra Dilip Ratha Ani Silwal 121
Chapter 10 Nepal: Migration History and Trends Jeevan Raj Sharma 137
Chapter 11 Resilience of Remittances during the Global Financial Crisis and the Entrenchment of Migration Andrea Riester 141
Chapter 12 Rural-Urban Migration in the Context of Thailand's Ongoing Uneven Development Gregory S. Gullette 149
Chapter 13 Migration and Remittances in Bangladesh and Pakistan: Evidence from Two Host Countries Guntur Sugiyarto Carlos Vargas-Silva Shikha Jha 153
Chapter 14 Impacts of the Crisis on Migrants and Their Families: A Case Study from Bangladesh Guntur Sugiyarto Selim Raihan Carlos Vargas-Silva Shikha Jha 171
Part III
Chapter 15 The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Remittance Flows: The Case of El Salvador Pablo Acosta Javier Baez Rodolfo Beazley Edmundo Murrugarra 183
Chapter 16 Remittance Flows to Mexico and Employment and Total Earnings of Mexican Immigrant Workers in the United States Jesús A. Cervantes González Alejandro Barajas del Pino 193
Part IV
Chapter 17 The Impact of the Global Economic Downturn on Remittances from the European Union Oscar Gómez Lacalle 215
Chapter 18 Remittances and Evolving Migration Flows from Central and Eastern Europe to the United Kingdom Simon Pemberton Lisa Scullion 227
Chapter 19 Effects of the Global Crisis on Migration and Remittances in Albania Ilir Gedeshi Nicolaas de Zwager 237
Chapter 20 The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Migration to and Remittance Flows from Spain Marta Roig Joaquín Recaño-Valverde 255
Part V
Chapter 21 Forecasting Turkish Workers' Remittances from Germany during the Financial Crisis Sule Akkoyunlu 273
Chapter 22 Remittances in an Environment of Human Insecurity: The Kurdish Case Ibrahim Sirkeci 289
Chapter 23 Financial Crisis and Remittances from Denmark to Turkey Pinar Yazgan Ibrahim Sirkeci 295
Chapter 24 Work and Remittance Patterns of Irregular Immigrants in Turkey Oguzhan Ömer Demir M. Alper Sozer 303
Part VI
Chapter 25 Labor Migration, Overseas Remittances, and Local Outcomes in the Contemporary Philippines Ty Matejowsky 315
Chapter 26 The New Zealand-Pacific Remittance Corridor: Lowering Remittance Costs Don Abel Kim Hailwood 319
Chapter 27 Role of Trade Openness, Remittances, Capital Inflows, and Financial Development in Vanuatu Ronald R. Kumar 325
Part VII
Chapter 28 Remittances to Sub-Saharan Africa in the Wake of a Financial Crisis: Source of Resilience or Vulnerability? Wim Naudé Henri Bezuidenhout 337
Chapter 29 From Shock Absorber to Shock Transmitter: Determinants of Remittances in Sub-Saharan Africa Raju Jan Singh 349
Chapter 30 A Comparative Examination of Women's Remittance Practices in Two Somali Communities: Johannesburg, South Africa, and Columbus, Ohio Marnie Shaffer 359
Part VIII
Chapter 31 The Global Crisis and Expatriates' Remittances to Lebanon Nassib Ghobril 365
Chapter 32 Migrant Transfers in the MENA Region: A Two-Way Street in Which
Traffic Is Changing George Naufal Carlos Vargas-Silva 377
Bibliography 387
Index 421
Figures
1.1 Resilience of Remittances Compared to Other Financial Flows to Developing Countries 2
3.1 Real GDP per Capita with and without the Current Crisis, 1980-2013 37
3.2 Population of Ireland during the Nineteenth Century 38
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