Economic remittances comprise invaluable income for developing economies. But there is another type of remittance that generates a deeper and longer-term impact: social ones. Researcher Julia Seither explains its importance.

The development of all human civilizations has had migration as a key protagonist. They have been the reason—and also the cause—for the birth of many societies and have always profoundly shaped and influenced politics and world order. They now impact people’s economies and participate in global geopolitical decisions

Not everything has gone wrong in managing Venezuelan immigration. The study coordinated by María Teresa Palacios describes a series of good practices carried out in various Latin American countries so that we can make the best of each experience and offer integration based on human rights.