4C. Movements + Communities

Migration

–international immigrants worldwide by region, distribution

2. TOP 3 MIGRANT SENDING COUNTRIES

3. WORLD MIGRANT STOCK HOSTED

4. TOP 20 COUNTRIES HOSTING LARGEST % OF MIGRANTS

[Page 522]foreign born labor force – income gap top 3 sending & receiving countries – % perspective labor force us top 20 countries receiving remittance – top 20 countries sending remittance – remittage sent by workers in us

6.FOREIGN BORN LABOR FORCE

7. INCOME GAP MEN & WOMEN

8.% LABOR FORCE IN THE UNITED STATES 2000

10. TOP 20 COUNTRIES RECEIVING + SENDING REMITTANCE 2001

11. TOP 20 COUNTRIES RECEIVING REMITTANCE 2001

13. REMITTANCES TO SELECT MAJOR RECIPIENT COUNTRIES 2000 (% SHARE WORLDWIDE & REGIONWIDE)

Refugees + Asylum Seekers

– principal source of refugees and internally displaced people by number and by region

+ asylum locations

–refugees hosted and per capita income of host nations

3. REFUGEES HOSTED + PER CAPITA INCOME OF HOST NATIONS 2004

Tourism

–outbound tourism – international tourist arrivals – top 10 international tourist destinations 2004 + 2020 – tourism spenders – tourist receipts – travel & tourism total global demand

2. INTERNATIONAL TOURIST ARRIVALS BY REGION 1990 + 2000 + 2004 ARRIVALS IN MILLIONS

3. TOP 10 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST DESTINATIONS 2004 + 2020

6. 2005 TRAVEL + TOURISM TOTAL GLOBAL DEMAND

[Page 528]– international tourist destination change – asian + pacific tourist market affected by sars – tsunami effect on passenger travel arrivals at phuket airport, thailand

1. TOP 10 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST DESTINATIONS CHANGE

Transnational Communities

–people in refugee-like situations – estimated population of kurds – estimated size of kurdish diaspora – # of roma in europe – estimated Jewish population – largest # of overseas filipino worker population

1. PEOPLE IN REFUGEE LIKE SITUATIONS

2. ESTIMATED POPULATION OF KURDS WITHIN KURDISH TERRITORY

3. ESTIMATED SIZE OF KURDISH DIASPORA

4. COUNTING THE ROMA IN EUROPE

5. ESTIMATED JEWISH POPULATION 2002

Transnational Movements

–the greatest danger facing the world – world social forum events – thoughts on global consumerism and culture – thoughts on international financial institutions – thoughts on globalization – financial sponsors wsf – growth of social forums

2. WORLD SOCIAL FORUM EVENTS

3. WHAT DO CITIZENS THINK ABOUT GLOBAL CONSUMERISM AND CULTURE?

4. WHAT DO CITIZENS THINK ABOUT INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS?

7. GROWTH OF SOCIAL FORUMS 2001–2004

5. WHAT DO CITIZENS THINK ABOUT GLOBALIZATION?

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6. PARALLEL EVENTS DURING G8 COLOGNE SUMMIT 1999 J18 INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION

7. FEBRUARY 15 2003 INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PROTEST TO US INVASION OF IRAQ

8. GROWTH OF PARALLEL SUMMITS

9.US IMAGE BEFORE + AFTER INVASION OF IRAQ

10. GLOBAL GREEN FEDERATION

11. GREENPEACE MEMBERSHIP RELATIVE TO GROWTH OF ENVIRONMENTAL NGOs

12. TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL: INCOME IN EUROS NATIONAL CHAPTER GROWTH

13. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE RED CROSS: GROWTH IN OPERATIONS 1995 – 2004

Transportation Airports

– top 50 world airports total passengers – top 10 airports passengers growth – total online travel sales

–inter-region flights – regional trends + monthly passenger load factors

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5. REGIONAL TRENDS WITHIN EUROPE

REGIONAL TRENDS EUROPE – NORTH AMERICA

REGIONAL TRENDS WITHIN THE FAR EAST

REGIONAL TRENDS EUROPE – THE FAR EAST

[Page 540]TRAVEL Examination of the travel and tourism industry provides key insights into the process of globalization. The transportation sector is one of the world's largest industries and includes the movement of people and materials via airplanes, boats, warehouses, pipelines, trucks, etc., and the logistical services that support this movement. In the US, the transportation industry employs about 16% of all of the nation's workers (Plunkett Research, Ltd, 2005/6) and at the end of the 20th century, it accounted for 10% of all jobs globally (The International Ecotourism Society, 2000). Tourism can be defined as travel for recreational, business, academic or other personal purposes and the provision of services for either type of travel. There are two main bodies that govern, investigate, and monitor global tourism: the World Tourism Organization (WTO), which is part of the United Nations, and the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The WTO defines a tourist as someone who travels at least 50 miles from their home.

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