Emigration and Immigration - Science topic

As tax authorities increasingly turn to AI-driven tools for auditing, risk scoring, and cross-border tax enforcement, a critical legal dilemma arises:

Can international law ensure fairness, transparency, and protection of taxpayer rights especially in regions lacking the technical capacity or legal safeguards to oversee algorithmic systems?

Drawing from recent scandals like the Dutch “Toeslagenaffaire,” this question invites interdisciplinary insights into the intersection of AI governance, international tax law, and digital justice.

What are the most effective legal responses to prevent algorithmic discrimination and protect vulnerable taxpayers in a rapidly digitizing world?

I have already written a book on cross-border education, but I am seeking more information and new insights to develop better solutions. I am particularly interested in strategies that enhance collaboration between institutions across borders and improve student learning outcomes and engagement. Through this discussion, I hope to explore fresh perspectives, frameworks, and case studies. Your insights would be invaluable for expanding on these topics and identifying effective approaches to international educational partnerships.

1)https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380427514_Kalergi_and_Hart-Cellerand_Memetics_White_Antifragility

2)https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380904462_Maybe_I_lack_white_privilege_Do_Hapas_look_Scandinavian

The retaliation act by Israel would be one of the worst scenario nowadays in this planet, probably after WWII which also deter the cross border humanitarian activities & totally a genocide for human beings.

So, where about the rule-of-law, UN conventions,...etc. Instead of those Israel action & even people lost, why not UN, US & other actors that play the game make an imposition on Palestinian leaders, diplomacy sanctions, economic sanctions and others, in Arab-league also.

However, the mess in politics many innocent people, children and others lost their life and face great suffering. The same is going in Ukraine- Russia war and in many places in the world.

Hence, again where is about the rule-of-law, role of UN,...??? where is the voice of amnesty, ICC and others humanitarian agencies??? They shall examine their mandates. Otherwise, with this ignorance we don't anticipate where the world is going???

Any views?

The increase in global tensions, especially internal conflicts that have lasted so long that they have become cross-border and threaten the region and subsequent regional and global peace. First, the Syrian war, which has been ongoing for more than 12 years and has become a regional disaster, and the internal Iraqi, Turkish, Iranian, Yemeni, Libyan, Sudanese, and Russian-Ukrainian internal conflicts. Secondly, the underlying sources of tension, the Taiwan problem, border problems in most African countries, and Latin American conflicts. Third, the economic crises will be the decisive and supportive factor in the outbreak of World War III, and the economic indicators are: the Chinese-American trade war, the problem of global trade, especially in the Red Sea, global inflation, environmental degradation and rapid climate changes.

Who agrees white privilege is linked to not being indigenous? Elaborations welcome.

My sources:

Researches on legal complexities on cross border transactions ?

Following Migration types needs to analyse

1) Intra-district

2) Inter-district

3) Intra-state

4) International Migration

D-2: MIGRANTS CLASSIFIED BY PLACE OF LAST RESIDENCE, SEX AND DURATION OF RESIDENCE IN THE PLACE OF ENUMERATION - CENSUS, 2011

following file conatins in the data like

1) Last residence within India

2) Within the state of enumeration but outside the place of enumeration

3) Elsewhere in the district of enumeration

4) In other districts of the state of enumeration

5) States in India beyond the state of enumeration

On the basis of above mentioned data catagories how to cacluate diffternt types of migration ?

Internationally and globally operating social, economic, financial processes, cultural changes taking place, changing standards in the cross-border movement of various factors of production, various categories of capital, value, changes in the field of global Internet media, etc. in recent years have determined changes in the processes of globalization. The SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) coronavirus pandemic also modified globalization processes in many ways. Interrupted during the pandemic, the chains of international supply and procurement logistics delayed the delivery of components, prefabricated products and raw materials for production processes of manufactured final products in other regions of the world, in other countries, on other continents. On the other hand, during the pandemic, the scale of digitization and Internetization of economic processes increased, the use of remote communication, data transfer via the Internet, including internationally, increased. The scale of settlements and payments made online increased. The development of e-governance, e-banking, e-commerce, e-logistics, e-learning, purchases made via the Internet, remote work, digitization of public offices and institutions, development of online and mobile banking, offering cultural services of museums, galleries, theaters, etc., has accelerated. Also, the global problems of the climate crisis, the progressive process of global warming, the global problems of environmental pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, the global problems of climate change discussed at the UN-Eth international COP Climate Conferences, etc. determine the processes of pro-environmental and pro-climate globalization. Also, economic and financial crises are sometimes realized internationally and globally. This was the case, for example, during the recent global financial crisis of 2007-2009. Key changes in market trends on commodity exchanges and stock exchanges are simultaneously occurring analogously in many different parts of the world, in different countries, on different continents. At present, in many countries where during the pandemic additional government subsidy programs were applied, financial mainly non-refundable state aid to commercially operating economic entities, additional financial social programs on the basis of the issuance of treasury securities, an increase in the debt of the system of state finances and the printing of money from 2021, an increase in inflation has appeared. Central banks to limit the growth of inflation taking analogous measures to raise interest rates affect economic processes in many countries. The rising cost of money causes a decline in lending, a decline in investment, a decline in the economic activity of companies and enterprises, unemployment may appear. Simultaneously appearing analogous downturn processes may lead to another economic crisis in 2023, which will also be global. Meanwhile, another energy crisis is currently developing in many countries. This crisis also determines the occurrence of various economic problems, which either also operate internationally or take place in the form of analogous economic, social and other processes realizing at the same time, in the same nature in different countries. Since the currently developing energy crisis determines many derivatives of analogous economic and other phenomena occurring in many countries, so it also acquires an international and perhaps global character.

In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of researchers and scientists:

What do you think about this topic?

What is your opinion on this issue?

Please answer,

I invite everyone to join the discussion,

Thank you very much,

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Fellow researchers

I am looking for collaborations and cooperation in research paper publications in the field of economics and management.

Fields like

Marketing management

Innovation

Big data

Entrepreneurship

Leadership and web 4.0

any colloboration in book editor or journal publication is welcome.Please write your views on cross border colloborations

I am conducting a qualitative study on return migration. I am using Nvivo for content analysis to identify determinants of return migration and having a hard time at it. I will appreciate some ideas of what to look for when conducting such a study.

Do multinational corporations and financial institutions, including banks and investment funds, play a significant role in generating globalization processes?

In recent years, the importance of supranational large corporations and financial institutions, including banks and investment funds, has been growing.

These large industrial, service, commercial and financial corporations are a particularly important factor in contemporary globalization processes. If such large corporations operate cross-border, cross-border in many countries, including small economies, generate negative processes of globalization, then in these countries reverse and deglobalization processes may appear.

Deglobalization, ie the reverse process to globalization, is taking place most strongly in those economic regions in which globalization processes generate many negative aspects.

In view of the above, I would like to ask you: Do multinational corporations and financial institutions, including banks and investment funds, play a significant role in generating globalization processes?

Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.

Was wondering if anyone has done any research on cross-border transmission of Malaria between the Shortland Islands (Solomon Islands) and Bougainville (PNG). The two countries are very close to one another at these two points and people travel by sea between these islands. I have not been able to locate any articles.

Kind regards,

Kerre Ann Willsher, PhD,

Rotarians Against Malaria,

kerre.willsher1@bigpond.com

As part of a project, I am conducting a cross-border research on the topic of digitization of companies in the Dutch-German border region. The aim of the project is to identify the need of digital skills to be able to work cross-border. Therefore, we need to know the differences in the state of digitization of Dutch and German companies.

I need out-migration data of India. More specifically I need data out-migration data from India to neighboring countries.

As part of a project, I am conducting a cross-border research on the topic of digitization of companies in the Dutch-German border region. The aim of the project is to identify the need of digital skills to be able to work cross-border. Therefore, we need to know the differences in the state of digitization of Dutch and German companies.

I want to know the positive outcomes of cross-border tourism development cooperation between countries.

I want to know the positive outcomes of cross-border tourism development cooperation between countries.

I want to know the positive outcomes of cross-border tourism development cooperation between countries.

I want to know the positive outcomes of cross-border tourism development cooperation between countries.

Now I am working on one of my research papers related to cross-border tourism development cooperation. I am looking for a suitable method and model for it.

I'm currently carrying out a research on "Cross-border E-commerce in Europe" and would appreciate to identify the research centres in Europe which are also focusing on that subject.

Thanks!

We have an ongoing cross-border collaboration project.

I am interested in the problems you encountered during COVID in cross-border cooperation:

1. The project has been closed 2. The project was suspended until the end of the pandemic 3. The project continued

Thank you

Dear Sirs,

I am writing a project relating to transboundary pollution in the case of nuclear from an international environmental legal approach. As there is quite a lot of literature within this topic, I wonder what would be the best focus as to where to start.

I have a special interest in potential transboundary pollution due to nuclear accidents as to how states protect themselves when there are possibilities of nuclear accidents. An example could be unsafe reactors in a cross-border case, what are the legal implications in this aspect? Many thanks.

Yours sincerely,

Daniele

What is the impact of COVID 19 in the following areas;

Remittances

Border Management policies

Regular and Irregular Migration

Youth Migration from Africa to the EU

I'm interested in finding comparative studies on return migration of emigrants in Europe and developed countries, with particular interest in Diaspora policies and approach to welfare-based policy for emigrant citizens.

I am looking for the topic of my research in the field of labor migration. The main focus will be on child poverty and development trap and labor migration. Please help me to define the whole topic for my research. And also drop the links to articles that might be useful for this research. Thanx)

Most of the theories of migration are sociological, economic and geographical in nature though an unifying approach can also be made in doing research in the context of International Migration.The theories that have been developed so far are applied in International Migration. So can any theory/theories be applied for internal migration: more specifically seasonal migration?

I am looking for company-level data on R&D expenses, because I would map it to M&A data in order to assess the impact of (cross-border) M&A on R&D intensity. Thank you.

Hi, did you consider the ecological problem during M&A? how do you define the green M&A,Could you recommend some literature about enterprise’s green M&A, domestic and cross-border green M&A? Thanks a lot!

Democracy and international bank flows.

My research has encountered some difficulties, and I feel that the number of cross-border literature I read is not enough, especially in the field of agricultural economy to study the literature of different countries and interdisciplinary literature, I hope you give me this novice advice.

I would like to know whether migration is bad for the originating countries/regions, or has some positive implications that are mostly ignored in socio-economic studies.

the Feminization of Migration Which is the recent tendency of Mexican Migration to the United States?

I am studying these enterprises as an attempt to understand how theoretically, these enterprises, conceptualised as occuring in developing society, differ from those occuring in western/developed ones. First, I want to contribute to the growing immigrant entrepreneural literature, and also interrogate it. On the flip side of it, the study is also a contribution to south-south migration which is often difficult to find in the migration literature.

One key objective is to examine Nigerian migrants' propensity to self employment, but also I want to explore how their activities serve as continuity, or discontinuity/break to those pursued by thei forebearers in Accra. Of course issues about operational strategies and profiling will also be explored.

I will be interested in suggestions that point to appropriate methodological strategies including sampling, data collection instruments and analyses.

I am looking for research on the impact of US education on immigrant and refugee children. Any help is appreciated.

What do you think about the best qualitative method to better explore and interpret the career paths in migrant women's experience? Which method would be more coherent and suitable to be used between semi-structured interviews or life histories? I have a quite clear opinion about, but it would be interesting to hear your own opinions and discuss this issue to clarify mine. The starting point is to analyse the personal/professional evolution and combine them both. Thank you in advance for your contributions.

What has Led to the Resurgence of Migration from Developing to Developed Countries?

Is this a Modern form of Slavery in Disguise?

Who Caused What: The Enemy Within or Without?

Is this the Beginning of the End for the World?

I am looking for a Syrian Scholar who might study decolonization, refugees, social sciences, education, or psychology to collaborate with - anybody have any connections?

I'm especially interested in studies that use administrative data directly recorded in the refugees' camps or centers in the receiving countries.

Can anyone suggest the best research methodological approaches for researching on migration experiences of vulnerable groups? For example when researching on women and children.

It would be useful for me to meet some survey about the labour situation of qualified spanish migrants

Due to the wave of immigration to Europe that has become more pronounced in recent times, what solutions do you propose for the reception of emigration to Europe ?

Your answer will be greatly appreciated.

Helena

Adult education

What are the possible ways in Europe for migration and adult education ?

Both qualitative and quantitative research articles would be of my interest. If not for Polish, other eastern European migrant groups as Lithuanian, Hungarian, Slovakian and so forth would be welcome. Preferably in Irish and UK context (Western Europe as well). 

These are the main problems in many developing countries.

What are the Migrant International laws that deal with the challenging migration crisis in Europe Presently?

I want  to study about Chinese people travel to Iran in 10-16th 

Healthy migrant effect vs. salmons bias.

Migration from developing to developed countries is a reality, but brings with it inequalities.

What are your views on the issue of multiculturalism in Europe? Some voices are suggesting that it has failed.