Migration of Information, Capital and People

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• Sub-learning outcome

  • Students are able to explain the concept of international migration and apply it to understand the flow of information, capital and human migration between Europe and Southeast Asia

• Learning topics

  • Migration: information, capital, people

• Elaboration of learning topics

  • People:

    • The increasing number of irregular migration and migrant smuggling from Asia and Africa to Europe due to socio-economics and environmental factors

    • The process of Europeanization of migration policy and the interconnection with European single market policy

    • The assessment of the EU’s integrated border management policy with the emphasis of intergovernmental coordination on security and policing issue

  • Capital:

    • The impact of Asian financial crisis in 1997 toward the EU-ASEAN capital flow and financial cooperation including trade sector

    • The process of Europeanization of capital policy and the interconnection with European single market policy

    • The assessment of the EU’s contemporary capital cooperation with ASEAN member countries

  • Information:

    • The impact of digital protectionism and privacy policy in ASEAN member countries toward the EU-ASEAN digital trade policy

    • Opportunities and challenges of industrial revolution 4.0 with the emphasis of the growing usage of artificial intelligence toward e-commerce in ASEAN and the EU

    • The progress of the EU digital trade policy  and its possible impact toward the EU-ASEAN digital trade cooperation

 

• Learning indicators

  • Accurate explanation of the concept of international migration; accurate analysis / understanding of the issues of information, capital and human migration between Europe and Southeast Asia using various perspectives in IR

• Learning activities

  • Lecture and discussion (2.5 hrs)

  • FGD (2.5 hrs)

• Learning evaluation activities

  • Group presentation

• Assessment percentage

  • 5

• Reading material

  • James F. Hollifield dan Tom K. Wong (2015), “The Politics of International Migration”

  • Robert C. Hine (2000), “Bridging Two Continents: EU-ASEAN Trade and Investment”

  • Manuel Castells (2010), “The Space of Flows”

  • Anna Triandafyllidou dan Thanos Maroukis (2012), “Irregular Migration and Human Smuggling from Asia and Africa to Europe”