term.subject="Government policy"

Print version: Office, International Labour ; Manual on Participatory Assessment of Policy Coherence, Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Aims and objectives of the manual -- Target audience -- Beneficiaries -- Structure of the manual -- Section 1 -- Policy coherence on labour migration -- 1.1 Labour migration policies -- National employment policies -- National education and training policies -- 1.2 Policy coherence definition -- External policy coherence -- Internal policy coherence -- 1.3 Participatory Assessment of Policy Coherence (PAPC) -- Section 2 -- Preparatory phase -- 2.1 Appointing the Assessment Team -- 2.2 Planning and budgeting, 2.3 Appointing a facilitator of the assessment process -- 2.4 Training of the participants -- Section 3 -- Collecting information for the assessment of policy coherence -- 3.1 Desk review -- 3.2 Questionnaires to public institutions -- 3.3 Key informant interviews -- 3.4 Focus groups discussions -- 3.5 Qualitative surveys -- Section 4 -- Data analysis and follow-up -- 4.1 Workshops for data analysis -- 4.2 Validation of conclusions and recommendations -- Section 5 -- The way forward -- 5.1 Governance -- 5.2 Compliance with international obligations -- 5.3 Compliance with international standards, 5.4 Evidence-based design, implementation and monitoring of labour migration policies -- 5.5 International collaboration -- 5.6 Monitoring and evaluation -- Cited References and Suggested Additional Reading -- Annex 1: Model terms of reference for the Assessment Team -- Annex 2: Interview guidelines for focus group discussions -- Annex 3: Outline of labour migration participatory assessment report -- Annex 4: Glossary of terms, Description based upon print version of record

Print version: Nowrasteh, Alex ; The Most Common Arguments against Immigration and Why They're Wrong

Print version: Office, International Labour ; Practical Guide on Developing Labour Migration Policies, Intro -- Contents -- List of boxes -- Table of case studies -- Table of figures -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Acknowledgments -- Section 1. Rationale, definition and ILO approach to developing a labour migration policy -- Rationale for and definition of labour migration policy -- ILO's approach to labour migration policy development -- Labour migration policy development in the national context -- What issues should be considered in a labour migration policy? -- Section 2. Overview of the labour migration policy development process, Step 1. Decision to develop labour migration policy is taken -- Step 2. Undertake a gender-responsive situational analysis, develop an information base, and review implementation capacity (human resourcing and financing strategies) -- Step 3. Participatory approach to developing key priorities, guiding principles, overall vision and mission -- Step 4. Develop policy, action plan, and monitoring and evaluation framework in line with international labour and human rights standards and national policy priorities -- Step 5. Obtain political validation -- Step 6. Implement, monitor and evaluate policy, Description based upon print version of record

Print version: Yeates, Nicola ; Temporary Labour Migration, Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Part I. Global union federations and temporary and circular labour migration: an illustrative review (Nina Wintour) -- Executive Summary -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Temporary and circular migration: terms, modes, governance -- 3. Research methods -- 4. Search results -- 5. Temporary and Circular Migration: issues and research evidence -- 6. Spotlight on the health sector -- 7. Conclusion -- References, Part II. Trade unions' assessment of the scope, use and effects of circular and temporary labour migration and their related policies and programmes (Nora Wintour) -- Executive summary -- Acknowledgements -- Acronyms -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The international and regional legal frameworks -- 3. Regional economic communities (RECs) -- 4. Bilateral labour migration agreements -- 5. Trade union policies on circular and temporary labour migration schemes -- 6. Trade union programmes and advocacy on circular and temporary migration -- 7. Findings and conclusions -- References, Description based upon print version of record

Print version: Doern, G. Bruce ; Keeping Canada running, Conceptual Foundations -- Canadian Infrastructure in Multi-Level Federalism -- Canada-US and International Infrastructure Policy and Institutions -- The Business Infrastructure Regime -- The Infrastructure Financing Regime -- The Transportation Infrastructure Regime -- The Housing Infrastructure Regime -- The Energy-Environment-Resources Pipelines Infrastructure Regime -- The Science, Technology, and Innovation (sti) Infrastructure Regime

Print version: Hassall, Graham ; Government and Public Policy in the Pacific Islands

Print version: Leeb, Scott ; Temporary Labour Migration, Intro -- Preface -- Content -- Introduction -- About the authors of this paper -- Methodology -- Challenges -- Findings -- General Observations -- Observations by region -- Asia-Pacific -- Europe -- Africa & Middle East -- Americas -- Summary -- Recommendations, Description based upon print version of record

Print version: Shelton, Brian A. ; Visas: Categories, Work Visas and the Visa Waiver Program, Description based upon print version of record