Postcolonial African Migration to the West

Belachew Gebrewold is a professor of International Relations and the Head of Department and Studies of Social Work and Social Policy at MCI, Innsbruck, Austria. His main research areas are African politics, conflicts and migration. His publications include various peer-reviewed articles, monographs and edited volumes such as Africa and Fortress Europe, 2007; Anatomy of Violence, 2009; Global Security Triangle, 2010; Understanding Migrant Decisions, 2016; Human Trafficking and Exploitation, 2017. He was also a member of the steering committee of the UN Global Compact for Regular, Safe and Orderly Migration preparatory process in 2017.

• Chapter One: Introduction.- Chapter Two: Challenges in Determining Migration Causes: Policies and Theories.- Chapter three: Theeconomic dimension of the postcolonial African migration to the West.- Chapter Four: The Political Dimension of the Postcolonial African Migration to the West.- Chapter five: The postcolonial African migration to the West as a Desire for Liberation.- Chapter Six: The Postcolonial African Migration to the West as a Desire for Recognition.- Chapter seven: The postcolonial African migration to the West as a desire for being.- Chapter eight:  thepostcolonial Migration from Africa to the West as a Desire for Equality and Negation of Difference.- Chapter nine: Summary and Conclusion.