A new study demonstrates how poorly conceived policies that restrict the flow of money between migrants and their home countries could have drastic, far-reaching, socio-economic consequences.
As the world population flips to an urban majority, the United Nations must adapt its peace operations and policy frameworks to address the complex dynamics of urban violence and conflict.
Beyond basic protections, many displaced people today face grave dangers because they defy the legal parameters used by policymakers to define them as a migrant or a refugee, and to determine the rights they are entitled to.
