Djelti Samir

University Mustapha Stambouli of Mascara · Department of Economics

This chapter explores how the economic context shapes the Transnational Migrant Entrepreneurship’s (TME) Policies in three different migratory regimes: Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco. First, the theoretical background, linking the traditional migration and development debate with a more recent discussion linking migration, transnationalism, and entr...

The aim of this article is to study the relationship between migration and innovation within the Mediteranean countries. Theoretically, the relationship is presented based on the existing littérature in addition to the osmosis theory framework. Empirically, the co-integration tests, the estimations, and the causality analysis were applied on a pane...

This contribution aims to study the migration and tourism nexus. In the developed countries, the effect of migration on tourism has been widely analyzed. For the developing countries, this topic is more interesting because of the role that diaspora plays in fostering tourism to the home countries. Based on the theoretical and empirical literature,...

La présente étude s’inscrit dans le cadre du projet ‘’Politiques et Pratiques d’une bonne gouvernance migratoire fondées sur les preuves en Afrique du Nord ‘’ (eMGPP), financé par l’Union Européenne dans le cadre du Fonds Fiduciaire d’urgence pour l’Afrique. Ce projet vise à renforcer la coopération régionale sur les politiques migratoires. S’appuy...

The aim of this paper is to study, both theoretically and empirically, tourism as a channel of Migration and Development. Relaying on migration networks and trade literature, the study suppose that migration networks affect positively tourism flows to the origin countries. Theoretically, global migration networks effect on tourism is composed of mi...

The aim of this paper is to study, both theoretically and empirically, tourism as a channel of Migration and Development. Relaying on migration networks and trade literature, the study suppose that migration networks affect positively tourism flows to the origin countries. Theoretically, global migration networks effect on tourism is composed of mi...

It presents the Osmosis theory that explains the general migration in addition to the zoom on the Plasmolysis and the Cytolysis theorems that explain both the colonial and the forced migration.

This policy report aims to highlight the importance of understanding, projecting and planning for forced migration. By projecting forced migration, future migration crises could be avoided and their negative effects on humanity in general and on societies in particular could be transformed into safe, orderly and regular migration. In particular, th...

This paper aims to explain forced migration within the general forcast of the osmosis theory of human migration. By focusing on the special case of forced migration its force and trajectory are explained in the osmosis logic. First, the osmosis is used theoretically to explain forced migration, then, the Afghan refugees case is empirically studied....

This paper presents a unifying theory that explains human migration. Unlike the gravity theory, this one is based upon the osmosis phenomenon. In biology, the determinants of osmosis are measured by the number of moles of gas molecules, the Gas constant, the temperature in kelvins and the volume of the cell. Relying on this model, the determinants...

The objective of this paper is twofold. It first aims to study the evolution of the determinants of human migration. Second, it demonstrates that its natural determinants still explain this phenomenon. To do so, I analyse the history of human migration, define its natural determinants, study their evolution and test their capacity so as to explain...