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2007DUBAILAND“Disneyland on steroids”
Dinosaur WorldSnow World MountainWater amusement parkAviation WorldMotor Racing WorldPharachs Theme ParkAnimal World
HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
DISNEYLAND:Disneyland opens in 1955. Walt Dis-ney’s longtime dream was to create new models for ur-ban living (EPCOT Center was originally planned as a prototype city, but ended up as a theme park).The new entertainment destination targets middle class subur-ban market. It is a simulated “paradise” , idealized vi-sion of the world. This blatantly commercialized “land” offers prepackaged entertainment from the big name corporations, fusing popular culture, entertainment and big corporate interests. Weather in California, Tokyo or Florida, these seductive paradises often has little or nothing to do with the contemporary local content. They offer commodification of the experience, showing how the power of big corporations can influence people behavior and city life, totally manipulating public experi-ence. They also have adopted the Panopticon model of a large scale urban control zones, where the prepack-aged entertainment experience is scripted and directed by a Disney Corporations, leaving the visitors as passive consumers with little or no active engagements.
LAS VEGAS:Although, Disneyland provides obvious inspiration for the Strip in Las Vegas, at the same time Disney launches its theme entertainment destinations, Las Vegas already offered “theme environments with themes coming from another places” . It is called Disney land for adults, or fantasy city for adults, fostering pleasure and illusion worlds, with heavy emphasis on spectacular entertainment and high consumerism. It is internationally known resort, shopping and gambling, destination, established in 1905 and officially became a city in 1911.
DUBAILAND:The giant leisure and entertainment zone currently developed inDubai , called Dubailand is initially inspired by Disney’s theme parks, according to the Dubai officials, who studies the idea for more thantwo years. Dubailand, though, takes theme-park scale several steps further. The design contains 45 “main projects” and 200 “sub-projects,” government officials said. Describing Dubailand as “Disneyland on steroids,” chief executive officer Salem Bin Dasmal said that Dubai’s project would offer more attractions than Disneyland and will compete with it for the top world tourist market. It the most ambitious tourist destination ever created.
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Fantasy City is bounded and defined by six cenrtal features.
First, it is theme-o-centric…. Everything from the individual entertainment venues to the image of the city itself confronts to the scripted theme, normally drawn from sports, history or popular entertainment…. Second, not only is Fantasy City themed but it is also agressivelly branded… Sometimes branded identities derive from the success of a location-based entertainment (LBE) project, but in other instances they represent the imposition ofpreexisting consumer and
show business brand (such as Nike, Universal, Coca-Cola, ViaCom) on leisure sites in the expectation of creating a
profitable “synergy”. Third,
Fantasy City, operates day and night, in the same spirit as the Nevada casinos…
FANTASY CITY In market contrast to the traditional suburban shopping mall which shuts down by nine or ten o’clock at night, the developers of urban entertainment centers (UECs) actively encouraged after-dark activities which range from themed night clubs (Billboard Live, Dave & Bursters) to late night entertainment “destinations” in tourist areas… Fourth, Fantasy city is modular, mixing and matching an
increasingly standart array of components in various configuraions. Typically, a Urban Entertainment
development project will contain one or more themed restaurants ( the Hard Rock Café, Planet Hollywood, the Rainforest Café) , a megaplex cinema, an IMAX
theater, record (HMV, Virgin Tower) and book ( Barnes
and Noble, Borders) megastore, and some form of interactive, high tech arcade… Fifth, Fantasy City, is solipsistic; isolated from surrounding neighbourhoods physically, economically and culturally. As such, it is an epitome of of what Christine Boyer (1993) has termed “ the city of illusion” – a metropolis, which ignores the reality of homelessness, unemployment, social unjustice and crime, while eagerlytransforming sites and channels of public expression
into “promotional spaces”… Finally, Fantasy City is postmodern insomuch as it is constructed aroundtechnologies of simulations, virtual reality and thrill of the spectacular…”
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The region’s premier sporting venue featuring 4 giantsized staduims designed for international events including soccer, hockey, cricket and rugby. The projectwill also feature world renowned sporting academies.
Attraction/ Components
- 60,000 Spectacors Capacity Multipurpose Stadium-30,000 Spectators Capacity Cricket Stadium-25, 000 capacity cricket Stadium-10, 000 capacity indoor stadium- Two midsize Multipurpose Stadiums-Butch Harmon School of Golf-David Lloyd Tennis Academy-Erni Els Championship Golf Course-ICC Global Cricket Academy
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Land size (sqf)50 million
Description:The region’s premier sporting venue featuring 4 giantsized staduims designed for interna-tional events including soccer, hockey, cricket and rugby. The projectwill also feature world renowned sporting academies.
Attraction/ Components
- 60,000 Spectacors Capacity Multipurpose Stadium-30,000 Spectators Capacity Cricket Stadium-25, 000 capacity cricket Sta-dium-10, 000 capacity indoor sta-dium- Two midsize Multipurpose Stadiums-Butch Harmon School of Golf-David Lloyd Tennis Academy-Erni Els Championship Golf Course-ICC Global Cricket Academy-Manchester United Soccer School-Sports Themed Shopping Mall
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DUBAIINTERNETCITY
Dubai Internet City (DIC) is an information technology park created by the Government of Dubai as a free economic zone and a strategic base for compa-nies targeting emerging mar-kets. Here companies can oper-ate without restrictions, such as a 100% foreign ownership, similar to those prevailing in other provincial economic zones in the United Arab Emirates. This freedom has led many global information technology firms to move their regional base and resources to premises in the DIC. DIC is located right next to other industry clusters such as Dubai Media City and Dubai Knowledge Village.The economic rules of DIC allow companies to avail themselves of a number of ownership, taxation and custom related benefits which are guaranteed by law for a period of 50 years. Major companies which have established operations at DIC include Microsoft, IBM, Oracle Corporation, Sun Microsystems, Cisco, HP, Nokia and Siemens, as well as UAE based compa-nies such as i-mate, Acette and many others.
DIC presently has over one and half million square feet of prime commercial office space, and there are over 850 companies with over 10,000 workers based in it. Land size (sqf) 8 million
DUBAI GOLF CITY
Land size (sqf) 55 million
Description:
The project will house five themed signature courses, a golf academy, a six-star resort hotel & spa, golf communities, golf villages and retail souks. The city is envisioned to have courses that will be challeng-ing and can be used by in-ternational golfing leagues for competitions.
Attraction/ Components
- 5 themed golf courses- Golf Academy- Hotel , Convention Center, Retail
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DUBAI BEAUTY LAND
Land size (sqf)3.48 million square feet
Description:
The latest project to be an-nounced by Dubailand is Beau-tyland, “premier location for the most exclusive and comprehen-sive range of beauty, natural treatments, luxury spa facili-ties, and products.”
Some of Beautyland’s main attractions and components include a Beauty Museum and a Beauty Academy as well as Designer and Branded Beauty commodities, managed by international designers. “There will also be office space and conference facilities for associ-ated businesses and beauty consultants, production facili-ties for tailor-made fragrances as well as a Boutique Hotel,” Mohammed Abdulrahim said.
There will also be office space and conference facili-ties for associated businesses and beauty consultants, production facilities for tailor-made fragrances as well as a Boutique Hotel,” Mohammed Abdulrahim said.“Beautyland will also become recognised as a centre of excellence for educational training and beauty innova-tion, thus providing a major attraction for residents and international visitors,” eautyland is envisaged as a unique and total lifestyle experience
Again there seems to be viability for the niche, and again, there is nothing like it in the world. But, the name? - it sounds somewhat discriminatory.
Me - I’m looking forward to the beauty museum, but I don’t think I’ll be good looking enough to get in. Maybe, there will be Beastland for me.
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Land size (sqf)8 million
Description:
A gigantic water theme park with thrilling wet/dry rides, water shows, aquariums and resorts.
Attraction/ Components
- Water theme park with more than different unique rides-Manmade beach and reef with thousands of tropical fish, dolphins and sharks- Desert Pearl Water show and theater-Cruise ship shaped resort with 400 rooms-Port District Souk
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Slumcities from around the world are represented in diffrent themed parks.There are West Indies shanty towns, Brazilians favelas, ghettos, South Afri-can squatter parks and shacks , Serbian cardoard settlements and Argentinian poverty towns. Every year the big-gest international events and confer-ences promoting comprehensive de-bate among goverments, international organizations and mass media on all aspect related to the slums issues are hosted in the Slum land. The interna-tional formal and inforrmal organiza-tions such as Slum Dwellers Interna-tional, Homeless International, Habitat International Coalition, Cities Alliance “cities without slums”, CLIFF have a big research instutes and centers in the Slumland.The public spaces and events are or-ganized around formal and informal events connected to THE SLUMS.
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Description:
Themed giantsized conferences and meeting halls for formal and informal meetings, conferences and discussions about the world migration issues, designed for international events, promoting comprehensive debate among governments, international organizations, academia, migrant (legal and illegal) society, mass media on all aspects related to migration private sector and mass media. World reknowned academic institutions and research centers dedicate to research and take actions about the world toxic waste and ecomafia around the world. The city featured and temporary and permanent residency. The public spaces and events are organized around formal and informal events connected to ecomafia and toxic waste around the world.
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Themed giantsized conferences and meeting halls for formal and informal meetings, conferences and discussions about the world migration issues, designed for international events, promoting comprehensive debate among governments, international organizations, academia, migrant (legal and illegal) society, mass media on all aspects related to migration private sector and mass media. World reknowned academic institutions and research centers dedicate to research and take actions about the world toxic waste and ecomafia around the world. The city featured and temporary and permanent residency. The public spaces and events are organized around formal and informal events connected to ecomafia and toxic waste around the world.
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Description:
Themed giantsized conferences and meeting halls for formal and informal meetings, conferences and discussions about the world migration issues, designed for internationalevents, promoting comprehensive debate among governments, international organizations, academia, migrant (legal and illegal) society, mass media on all aspects related to migration private sector and mass media. World reknowned academic institutions and research centers dedicate to research and take actions about the world toxic waste and ecomafia around the world. The city featured and temporary and permanent residency. The public spaces and events are organized around formal and informal events connected to ecomafia and toxic waste around the world.
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ECOMAFIAland
LATINNAMERICA MAFIA PARK
ITALY’S 4000 plus illegal dumpsinclude 705 highly poisonous sites.ITALIAN ECOMAFIA
ITALIAN ECOMAFIA
EUROPE
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LATIN AMERICA
Republic of Ivory Coast
At least 10 people died and thousands were sickened after chemical waste pumped from a tanker chartered by Trafigura, a huge petroleum trading company based in the Netherlands, was dumped across Abi-djan, the capital of Ivory Coast, in the main landfill and near poor neighborhoods.
EASTERN EUROPEAN ECOMAFIA
MEXICO AND ARGENTINAMexican authorities have located 80 illegal toxic waste dumps in the Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas states, both of which border Texas:
RUSSIAN ECOMAFIA PARK
AUSTRALIAN ECOMAFIA PARK
EUROPEAN ECOMAFIA PARK
ITALIAN ECOMAFIA PARK
ITALY’S 4000 plus illegal dumpsinclude 705 highly poisonous sites.ITALIAN ECOMAFIA
ITALIAN ECOMAFIA
EUROPE
AFRICA
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LATIN AMERICA
Republic of Ivory Coast
At least 10 people died and thousands were sickened after chemical waste pumped from a tanker chartered by Trafigura, a huge petroleum trading company based in the Netherlands, was dumped across Abi-djan, the capital of Ivory Coast, in the main landfill and near poor neighborhoods.
EASTERN EUROPEAN ECOMAFIA
MEXICO AND ARGENTINAMexican authorities have located 80 illegal toxic waste dumps in the Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas states, both of which border Texas:
RUSSIAN ECOMAFIA PARK
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ITALY’S 4000 plus illegal dumpsinclude 705 highly poisonous sites.ITALIAN ECOMAFIA
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AFRICA
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LATIN AMERICA
Republic of Ivory Coast
At least 10 people died and thousands were sickened after chemical waste pumped from a tanker chartered by Trafigura, a huge petroleum trading company based in the Netherlands, was dumped across Abi-djan, the capital of Ivory Coast, in the main landfill and near poor neighborhoods.
EASTERN EUROPEAN ECOMAFIA
MEXICO AND ARGENTINAMexican authorities have located 80 illegal toxic waste dumps in the Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas states, both of which border Texas:
AUSTRALIAN ECOMAFIA PARK
EUROPEAN ECOMAFIA PARK
ECOMAFIAland
Themed giantsized conferences and meeting halls for formal and informal meetings, conferences and discussions about the world migration issues, designed for international events, promoting comprehensive debate among governments, international organizations, academia, migrant (legal and illegal) society, mass media on all aspects related to migration private sector and mass media. World reknowned research institute and colleges dedicate to place international migration on the global agenda, analyzing current policy approaches and issues to migration. Biggest school and college in the world dedicated to the migrant (legal and illegal) kids and young people.The city featured and temporary and permanent residency. The public spaces and events are organized around formal and informal events related to the migration issues.
GLOBALMIGRATIONland
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EUROPEANMIGRATION LAND
Themed giantsized conferences and meeting halls for formal and informal meetings, conferences and discussions about the world migration issues, designed for international events, promoting comprehensive debate among governments, international organizations, academia, migrant (legal and illegal) society, mass media on all aspects related to migration private sector and mass media. World reknowned research institute and colleges dedicate to place international migration on the global agenda, analyzing current policy approaches and issues to migration. Biggest school and college in the world dedicated to the migrant (legal and illegal) kids and young people.The city featured and temporary and permanent residency. The public spaces and events are organized around formal and informal events related to the migration issues.
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Themed giantsized conferences and meeting halls for formal and informal meetings, conferences and discussions about the world migration issues, designed for international events, promoting comprehensive debate among governments, international organizations, academia, migrant (legal and illegal) society, mass media on all aspects related to migration private sector and mass media. World reknowned research institute and colleges dedicate to place international migration on the globalagenda, analyzing current policy approaches and issues to migration. Biggest schooland college in the world dedicated to the migrant (legal and illegal) kids and youngpeople.The city featured and temporary and permanent residency. The public spaces and events are organized around formal and informal events related to the migration issues.
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unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, NOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities,
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POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy, POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy
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able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,
RELIGIOUS- able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,RELIGIOUS- able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,
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PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,, USH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,, USH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLI
PUSH FACTORS
POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment, POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment, POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment ,POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment, POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatmentPOLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of
torture or mistreatment, POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment, POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment ,POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatment, POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or
PUSH FACTORS
ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart,
unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, NOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities, low living standart, unsecurity, ECONOMICAL-not enough jobs, few opportunities,
POLITICAL- political fear, wars, unsecurity, fear of torture or mistreatmentRELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religion
RELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religion, RELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religionRELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religionRELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religion- not being able to practice a religion
RELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religionRELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religionRELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religionRELIGIOUS- not being able to practice a religion
natural disaster,natural disaster,natural disaster,natural disaster, natural disaster, natural disaster,natural disaster, natural disaster, natural disaster,
NATURAL - natural disaster, natural disaster,NATURAL - natural disaster, natural disaster,natural disaster,natural disaster,natural disaster,natural disaster,NATURAL - natural disaster, natural disaster,NATURAL - natural disaster, natural disaster,natural disaster, natural disaster, natural disaster, natural disaster
family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links,
FAMILY/FRIENDS - family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or friends links, family or
ECONOMICAL - chances of getting better jobs, better paid and better living standarts, economic security, better education, ECONOMICAL - chances of getting better jobs, better paid and better living standarts, economic security,
better education, ECONOMICAL - chances of getting better jobs, better paid and better living standarts, economic security, better education, ECONOMICAL - chances of getting better jobs, better paid and better living standarts, economic security, better education, better paid and better living standarts, economic security, better education
POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy, POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy
POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression, political securiy , POLITICAL- political security , freedom of expression,
able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,
RELIGIOUS- able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,RELIGIOUS- able to practice a religion, able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,able to practice a religion,
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,, USH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL , PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,, USH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH FACTORSECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL PUSH
PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL ,PUSH FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL,RELIGIOUS,NATURAL
STATISTCS AND FACTS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLPULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULLFACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS,
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL
PULL FACTORS - ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, FAMILY/FRIENDS, PULL FACTORS -ECONOMICAL,POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS,
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Countries currently with high immigration rates are North America, Western Europe, Central Europe, Southern Europe, Australia.
per year:
Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1.3%Burundi: 0.8%Jordan: 0.63%Canada: 0.58%Ireland: 0.48%Australia: 0.38%New Zealand: 0.36%Angola: 0.35%Portugal: 0.34%USA: 0.32%Switzerland: 0.31%Netherlands: 0.27%Denmark: 0.25%Belarus: 0.23%Greece: 0.23%Germany: 0.22%United Kingdom: 0.22%Italy: 0.2%
Countries of origin with high emigration rates are in Africa, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, South and Central America:
-0.6%: Mali-0.5%: Saudi Arabia, Albania, Georgia;-0.4%: Armenia, Bulgaria, Azerbaijan, Mexico, Republic of Congo, El Salvador, Estonia;-0.3%: Ecuador, Kazakhstan, Tanzania-0.2%: Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Tajikistan, Guatemala
Small countries like island states can have extremely high migration rates that fluctuate over short times due to their low overall population: Micronesia -2% per year, Grenada -1.6%, Samoa -1.2%, Dominica -0.93%, Suriname and Virgin Islands -0.87%, Greenland -0.83%, Guyana and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -0.75%; Liberia 2.7%, Kuwait 1.6%, Turks and Caicos Islands 1.1%, San Marino 1.1%.
EMIGRATION-places with high rates are Africa, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, South and Central America
IMMIGRATION-places with high rates are North America, Western Europe, Central Europe, Southern Europe, Australia
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STATISTCS AND FACTS
WARcity
WARCITY is organized around themed war parks. There are historical war parks such as WORLS WAR I and WORLD WAR II Hystorical parks. There are also different countries war parks, such as Aphgasnistan War ark, Iraq War Park, European WAR parks , African Wars park , America War parks. The highest density of the city is achieved where the most wars are represented such as American War parks . One can enjoy the experience to be in a war participating or just passively watching. There are also gigantius stadiums where constantly are playing different wars.
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WARcity
WARCITY is organized around themed war parks. There are historical war parks such as WORLS WAR I and WORLD WAR II Hystorical parks. There are also different countries war parks, such as Aphgasnistan War ark, Iraq War Park, European WAR parks , African Wars park , America War parks. The highest density of the city is achieved where the most wars are represented such as American War parks . One can enjoy the experience to be in a war participating or just passively watching. There are also gigantius stadiums where constantly are playing different wars.
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2. “ Palm Springs Babylon- The Sizzling Stories from the Desert Playground of the Stars” by Ray Mungo, St. MArtin ‘s Press, February 1993
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6. “Urbanism without urbanist,-s” Archis-3, 2003, author: Jeffrey Inaba, Peter Zellner, Danielle Levitt
7. Brian Mcmorrow imageswww.pbase.com/bmcmorrow/dubaiprojects
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9. Klingmann, Anna. Brandscapes: Architecture in the experience economy.MIT Press, 2007
10. AMO, Archis, Moutamart. Al Manack. Archis Foundation, 2007
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2. “ Palm Springs Babylon- The Sizzling Stories from the Desert Playground of the Stars” by Ray Mungo, St. MArtin ‘s Press, February 1993
3. http://www.chinati.org/english2/collection/images/holzerr_aluminum.jpg
4. “Artillery Sheds,” in Donald Judd--Architektur, Munster, Cantz, 1989, pp. 72-73.
5. “City branding-buiding image and image building” , voen Van Singel, Michael Speaks, Berci Florian, Hans Mommaas, NAi Publishers, Rotterdam, 2002.
6. “Urbanism without urbanist,-s” Archis-3, 2003, author: Jeffrey Inaba, Peter Zellner, Danielle Levitt
7. Brian Mcmorrow imageswww.pbase.com/bmcmorrow/dubaiprojects
8. Davis, Mike, and Daniel Bertrand. Evil Paradises: The Dreamworlds of Neoliberalism. New Press, 2007.
9. Klingmann, Anna. Brandscapes: Architecture in the experience economy.MIT Press, 2007
10. AMO, Archis, Moutamart. Al Manack. Archis Foundation, 2007
11. Hannington, Jhon. Fantasy City: Pleasure and Profit in the Postmodern Metropolis. Routledge, 1998
12. Williamson, Lucy. “Migrants woes in Dubai worker camps.” BBC News Online: Dubai. 10 February 2005 <http://www.news.bbc.co.uk/2/south_asia/4249223.stm>“13. Dubai’s labour force goes on strike.”International. The News Online.17January 2008
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