Migration and Global Citizenship
Exploring the complexities of global migration, the rights of migrants and refugees, and the concept of global citizenship.
Key Questions
- Analyze the ethical responsibilities of nations towards migrants and refugees.
- Evaluate the economic and social impacts of migration on host countries and countries of origin.
- Justify the concept of global citizenship in an interconnected world.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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