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Southern African Migration Programme (SAMP)
The Southern African Migration Programme (SAMP) is an international network of organizations founded in 1996 to promote awareness of migration-development linkages in SADC. SAMP conducts applied research on migration and development issues, provides policy advice and expertise, offers training in migration policy and management, and conducts public education campaigns on migration-related issues.
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Problematizing the Foreign Shop: Justifications for Restricting the Migrant Spaza Sector in South Africa
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Gender Concerns in South African Migration Policy
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Making Up the Numbers: Measuring “Illegal Immigration” to South Africa
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NEPAD, the City and the Migrant: Implications for Urban Governance
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Policing Migration: Immigration Enforcement and Human Rights in South Africa
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Migrants in Countries in Crisis: South Africa Case Study: The Double Crisis – Mass Migration From Zimbabwe And Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
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Criminal Tendencies: Immigrants and Illegality in South Africa
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Comparing Refugees and South Africans in the Urban Informal Sector
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