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International Migration Literature Search in during the period of 1971-2020

Khan, Adnan and Mrs, Sultana

Migration Research Development and Society of Bangladesh (MRDSB), Migration Research Development and Society of Bangladesh (MRDSB)

2020

Online at https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/108328/ MPRA Paper No. 108328, posted 18 Jun 2021 07:48 UTC

International Migration Literature Search in Bangladesh during the period of 1971-2020

Adnan Khan Research Assistant Migration Research Development and Society of Bangladesh (MRDSB) Email: [email protected]

Sultana Research Assistant Migration Research Development and Society of Bangladesh (MRDSB) Email: [email protected]

Abstract

The Bangladeshi diaspora consists of people of Bangladeshi descent who have immigrated to or were born in another country. First generation migrants may have moved abroad from Bangladesh for better living conditions, to escape poverty, to support their financial condition or to send money back to families in Bangladesh. With a total of 10 million living abroad, the country has ranked fifth among top 20 countries of origin for international migrants. There is a large Bangladeshi diaspora population in . There are also significant migrant communities in various Arab states of the Persian Gulf, particularly the and , where Bangladeshis are mainly classified as foreign workers. are mainly concentrated in east London boroughs Tower Hamlets and Newham; the migration to Britain is mainly linked with chain migration from the Division. Besides the UK and Middle East, Bangladeshis also have a significant presence in the United States, , , , and in other Western countries such as , , and . This research paper is designed to provide an illustrated account of what kind of research has been done on these migrants at home and abroad over the past fifty years.

Keywords: migration, expatriate, diaspora, temporary, workers, labour, literature

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1.1 Introduction subsequent years (Mannan & Farhana 2014). Of the global in 2013, USD$414 Bangladesh has a relatively small land mass of billion were received by the developing 147,570 sq. km (about 0.03 per cent of the nations, such as Bangladesh, China, India, world’s land surface) and a population of Mexico, the Philippines and Pakistan (Mannan 144.03 million people making it the 8th largest & Farhana 2014). densely populated (976 person km2) country globally [Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Bangladesh has been recording migration data (BBS), 2012]. Of its population, 23.30 per cent officially since 1976 for workers on contract and 76.60 per cent live in the urban and rural employment in the Middle East. After areas, respectively, with an average household Independence in 1971, migration was size of 4.36 and 4.46, respectively. Agriculture accelerated because of political reasons is Bangladesh’s main source of livelihood with spreading beyond the Middle East to its the labour force 25.7 per cent is involved in neighbouring countries and the EU. agriculture, forestry and fisheries. The major International migration has become a challenge facing Bangladesh is poverty: it livelihood strategy reflecting the unstable ranks 112th among the 123 countries on the political and socio-economic situation in human poverty index (IOM 2009). One Bangladesh. consequence of its widespread poverty is international migration as a common The COVID-19 pandemic is adding to these livelihood strategy for many Bangladeshi challenges. As the coronavirus outbreak has households. Remittances sent by its migrant spread rapidly around the globe, the workers contributed 9.04 per cent to the Bangladeshi government has struggled to country's GDP in 2010-2011 (BMET 2013). combat it. The public-health crisis has been exacerbated by the economic ripple effects Globalisation as a phenomenon not only resulting from the pandemic-induced involves the movement of goods and services difficulties faced by Bangladeshis working worldwide but has resulted in major flows of abroad: Large-scale job loss, salary reductions, workers across countries in search of and increase in deportations from the GCC. livelihoods that are not sustainable in the The migrant workers’ sudden loss of income originating countries. The International and unexpected financial precarity have Organization for Migration (IOM) has profound consequences for their families and accounted in 2000-2010, the global migrant communities, with remittances that normally stock has grown twice as fast as in the previous equal nearly one-third of Bangladesh’s decade, from 2 million per year to about 4.6 national budget now predicted to fall million migrants annually in the next decade. significantly. There are currently 232 million international migrants globally (UN 2013). 2.1 Methodology Once the scope was defined, this paper In 2006, migrant worker flows was estimated to be about USD 276 billion combined in-house expertise libraries or internationally, of which USD 206 billion were bibliographies referred to us from members of sent to developing nations (Mannan et al. our team with online searches using the 2014). The World Bank estimated, the citation database ISI Web of Knowledge. A international remittance flows that touched bibliography such as this can hardly be USD550 billion in 2013. It is anticipated to complete. Despite our efforts, it is obvious that increase by 8 per cent annually over the there will be gaps. First, the pace of publication Khan, A., & Sultana. (2020). International Migration Literature Search in Bangladesh during the period of 1971- 2020

is such that a handful of new publications Summerfield 1993; Gardner & Shukur 1994; would need to be added every week. Second, King & Knights 1994; Matin 1994; White our systematic search for journal articles is 1994, 1992; Chowdhury 1995; Eade & Momen limited to ISI-indexed journals; many articles 1995; 1995, 1991; Khonkder 1995; from other journals have also been included, Rudinick 1995; Asghar 1996; Eade et al 1996; but not in an exhaustive way. Third, even with Kotalova 1996; Knights 1996; Chowdhury the range of search terms used, we may have 1997; Firoze 1997; Gavron 1997; Islam 1997; missed ISI-indexed articles that address return Qubria 1997; Ahmed 1998; Chalmers 1998; migration but use an unusual terminology. Eade 1998, 1997a, 1997b, 1994, 1990; Finally, there are probably relevant books and Gardner 1998, 1995, 1993a, 1993b, 1992a, book chapters that we simply did not discover. 1992b, 1990; Greenhalgh et al 1998; On the other hand, the bibliography also Mahmood 1998, 1996, 1995, 1994a, 1994b, contains entries that may seem at odds with the 1992, Zahid 1998; Dannecker 1999; Hadi scope of the bibliography as described above. 1999; Karim et al 1999; Kuhn 1999; Foo 1999; These are likely to be publications sourced Mannan & Kozlov 1999, 1997, 1995; Siddiqui from the pre-existing bibliographies of the et al 1999; Abrar 2000; Ahmed 2000; team members, which would not have Achacoso 2000; Afsar et al 2000; Ali 2000; A otherwise come up in this searches. Despite Mu'min et al 2000; Flagstad 2000; Hassan these inconsistencies, it is confident that the 2000; Hazarika 2000; INSTRAW/IOM 2000; bibliography constitute a reasonable Ishida & Hassan 2000; Kibria 2000, 1997; representation of the literature on return Mannan & Krueger 2000, 1998, 1996; Rahman migration‖. The ambiguities of inclusion and 2000; Shamim 2000; Siddiqui & Abrar 2000). exclusion nevertheless caution against bibliometric analysis. 3.1.4 During the period of 2001-2010

3.1 Findings (Aziz & Rashid 2001; Blackledge 2001; Hadi 2001; Iredale & Guo 2001; Khanum 2001; The results obtained are divided into the Kuhn 2001; Mannan 2001; Naved et al 2001; following five categories: Rahim 2001; Siddiqui & Abrar 2001; Akram 2002; Barn 2002; Blanchet 2002; Dale et al 3.1.1 During the period of 1971-1980 2002; Dale et al 2002; Eade & Garbin 2002; (Hussain 1979; ILO 1980; Islam 1980). Ellickson 2002; Gillan 2002; Mannan & Boucher 2002; Mannan & Krueger 2002; 3.1.2 During the period of 1981-1990 Rahim 2002; Rashid 2002; Reza 2002; Titumir 2002; Akram et al 2003; Baluja 2003; Mahmud (Ali 1981; Ali. & Ali 1981; Boer 1981; Islam 2003; Miyan 2003; Phillipson et al 2003; Abrar 1981; Nasiruddin 1983; Siddiqui 1983; Haque 2002, 2005; Akbory 2003; Kuhn 2003; 1984; Carey & Shukur 1985; Habib 1985; Tahmina 2003; Chakraborty 2004; Datta 2004; Ahmed 1986; Hossain 1986; Osmani 1986; Eade 2004; Joshi 2004; Khonkder 2004; Adams 1987; Islam et al 1987; Alam 1988; Lawson & Sachdev 2004; Menon 2004; Islam 1988; Kibria 1988; McKeigue et al 1988; Rahman 2004a, 2004b; Ahmed 2005; Ahmed Eade 1989; Qubria 1989; Rahim 1990). & Uddin 2005; Al-Azami 2005; Blanchet et al 3.1.3 During the period of 1991-2000 2005; Chowdhury 2005; Dannecker 2005, 2004, 2003; Ghosh 2005; Kershen 2005; (Islam 1991; Osmani 1991; Tomlinson 1992; Mannan & Kozlov 2003, 2001; Nazneen 2005; Chowdhury 1993; Faraizi 1993; Ghosh 1993; Nandy 2005; Ramachandran 2005; Ahmed

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