Synopsis Movement of people has been an essential ingredient of economic development of the world. With liberalization sweeping countries, labor-abundant countries are sending more and more skilled workers to labor-short economies. Hence, the impact of such movement both for the home and the host countries necessitates detailed examination. This volume fills that gap through relevant articles in a synchronized format. The issues dealt with range from the trends and patterns of international migration to the various issues embodied in them. Experiences from select countries are also presented to link up reality with the policies pursued.