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MODERN MIGRATION MANAGEMENT MODELS IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: THE EXPERIENCE OF GERMANY, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, AND SINGAPORE
Abstract This article examines contemporary models of migration management in developed countries, drawing on the experiences of Germany, Canada, Australia, and Singapore. The purpose of the study is to identify instit
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