Trends in South to North Migration: The Perspective from the North.

The article focuses on the migration trends experiences by several developed countries which include Australia, Canada, and the Federal Republic of Germany. It says that eight developed countries were found to have published data needed to assess changes in the regional composition of migration inflows, in which the data were based on permanent residents admissions, country of birth, and the number of incoming and outgoing migrants. It states that published datas which uses classification by country of origin are not ideal for the identification of developed and developing countries. It adds that a rise of refugee and asylum-seeker migration directed to most developed countries have witnessed in 1980.