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Research Brief Series
Every year, IIPS undertakes many research studies on a number of themes related to population and health at the state and national levels using its own resources. The 'Research Brief Series' is a new initiative by the Institute to provide an opportunity to the faculty, Ph.D. scholars and visiting fellows to quickly disseminate the important findings of their research studies before they are published as a research report or in a scientific journal.
International Migration from Gujarat: The Magnitude, Process snd Impact
R.B.Bhagat, K.C. Das, Rajiva Prasadand T.K.Roy
The emigration from India to the West, although started after the Second World War, accelerated hugely after 1965 as a result of the liberalization of immigration policy of US and other western countries. It is believed that Guajarati’s migrated abroad to work as traders, businessmen, shopkeepers, hoteliers, professionals etc.
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May 2015