This book investigates the complex interplay between South-South migration and social policy within a development context. Drawing on extensive research, the author, Katja Hujo, examines how migration patterns influence and are influenced by social policy frameworks, particularly concerning gender, care, human resources, remittances, poverty, and migrant political organizations. The work presents a nuanced argument about the critical role of social policy in shaping the development outcomes of South-South migration.

This book is recognized for its in-depth analysis of the critical nexus between South-South migration and social policy. It is valued for its comprehensive examination of how migration affects various social and economic spheres, including gender, care, human resources, and poverty. The work provides a solid foundation for understanding the policy challenges and development implications inherent in contemporary migration patterns.