Bangladeshi migration to Italy: the family perspective

Reformation of immigration policy in Italy has paved the way for the emergence of some non-European emigrant communities in Italy including Bangladeshi community. This study addresses the Bangladeshi migration to Italy by highlighting context of immigrant reception in Italy, characteristics of Bangladeshi emigrants, their channels of migration, role of intermediaries in the migration process, economic cost of migration and inflows of remittances and its implications on family dynamics. This study draws from the Bangladesh Household Remittance Survey conducted by the International Organization for Migration—Dhaka in 2009. The study reports that opportunities in the Italian labour market translate into the increased opportunities for migrant families left behind in Bangladesh.     

CLR, ‘rebellious lawyering’, and justice education: A few lessons from Bangladesh

Jindal Global Law Review - Since the mid-1980s, there has been a noticeable movement in legal education, especially in the common law countries, to transform it into justice education. While...