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On 5 December 2001, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) celebrated 50 years of dedication to migrants, refugees and displaced persons and countries of emigration and immigration throughout the world. This book charts the history of the Organization over the last 50 years, providing an informative overview of the international community after the Second World War, which led to the creation of IOM and UNHCR at the beginning of the 1950s. The book describes how the Organization has adapted to the widening geographical scope and breadth of the activity, and how the increasing volume and complexity in migratory patterns have challenged governments and societies in recent years.
This book chronicles the 50-year history of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) from its inception in 1951 to 2001. It details the post-World War II international landscape that necessitated the creation of IOM and UNHCR, tracing the organization's evolution in response to expanding geographical reach and the increasing complexity of global migration patterns. The narrative explores how IOM has adapted its activities to address the challenges faced by governments and societies due to these evolving migratory trends.
The book provides a comprehensive historical account of the International Organization for Migration's first fifty years. It is presented as an informative overview of the global context in which IOM was founded and has operated. The text details the organization's adaptive strategies in response to evolving migration dynamics and the challenges posed to nations. This work serves as a historical record of IOM's role in international migration management.
Page Count:
210
Publication Date:
2002-01-01
Publisher:
Organisation internationale pour les migrations
ISBN-10:
9290681225
ISBN-13:
9789290681229
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