Globalisation & migration end of chapter terms

A person who tries to enter a country by claiming to be a victim of persecution or hardship

a sequence of stages in which companies to exploit resources, transform them into goods or commodities and then distribute them to consumers

a person seeking work in another country

a form of tourism that tries to minimise its environmental impacts by sing local resources and keeping profits in the area.

where a company or government becomes involved in the economy of another country

the increasing integration of nationl markets

The present movement of economic production to cheaper locations in the world

the use of computers and software to manage and process information

popular, large - scale tourism of the type pioneered in southern Europe, the Caribbean, and North aamerica in the 1960s and 1970s

The balance between the number of people entering and the number of peple leaving a country or a region

a holiday in which travel and accommodation are put togeter by a tour operator and sold s a relatively cheap package.

The things that encourage people to migrate form one area to another. The negatives in the area of departure are balanced against the positives (pull) of the destination

a person who reasons for migrating are due to fear or persecution or death

any leisure time or recreational activity which involves at least one night's bscence from the normal place of residence

a large company operating in a number of countries and often involved ina variety of ecomomic activities