International relations and geopolitical transformations are structural drivers of migration that affect the potential for war and conflict, emigration and immigration policies, and trade, aid, and investment.
Key studies include Weiner (1985; 1996) on the effect of international relations on immigration and emigration policies as well as the effect of the breakup of multi-ethnic states; and Salt & Clarke (2000) on the lifting of the Iron Curtain and the fall of the Soviet Union.
Studies listed under this migration driver refer to international relations and geopolitical transformations, such as the Cold War, the fall of communism, the breakup of the USSR, and the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
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