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Eine stärker vernetzte Weltwirtschaft ist – wie gesehen – geprägt durch die Zunahme des länderübergreifenden Handels und die Freizügigkeit des internationalen Kapitalverkehrs. Sie wäre theoretisch auch geprägt durch freien Personenverkehr – vor allem durch die Niederlassungsfreiheit von Arbeitskräften – über die Landesgrenzen hinweg, zumal die Globalisierung diese Freiheit begünstigen und für (fast) alle Beteiligten lohnend machen würde (siehe unten). Von freier Wahl der Arbeitsstätte im globalen oder auch nur regionalen Rahmen kann freilich – sieht man einmal von der Sondersituation innerhalb der Europäischen Union ab – nicht wirklich die Rede sein.

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  1. GIGA Institut für Asien-Studien, Hamburg, Deutschland

    Joachim Betz

  2. GIGA Institut für Lateinamerika-Studien, Hamburg, Deutschland

    Wolfgang Hein

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Betz, J., Hein, W. (2022). Migration und Globalisierung. In: Globalisierung. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39161-4_7

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