Neoliberalism and Labour Migration Analysis

Labour migration in the contemporary era is shaped by neoliberalism, impacting labour market conditions in both sending and receiving countries. This analysis explores how temporary labour migration programs are used as tools for neoliberal restructuring, focusing on the Geneva School neoliberalism perspective.

• Neoliberalism
• Labour Migration
• Geneva School
• Temporary Workers
• Global Economy

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1. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR MIGRATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND THE LAW Manoj Dias-Abey (Queens University) http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/williams-death-and-the-conquistador-t13341

2. We can productively take neoliberalism as an analytical framework to analyze the changes in labour market conditions in receiving and sending countries, to which temporary labour migration becomes a solution. In turn, the way in which labour migration in the contemporary era is regulated makes these programs an instrument to deepen the process of neoliberal labour market restructuring.

3. GENEVA SCHOOL NEOLIBERALISM The global economy means: (1) free movement of capital, (2) international division of labour, and (3) national and international institutional frameworks that protect private property rights.

4. Neoliberal restructuring of labour markets Engagement of temporary migrant workers Demand for migrant workers