Latin America and the Crisis of Global Migration Regimes

Nicole Saade is a Research Analyst with The Brattle Group in New York. Prior to joining Brattle, she worked at FCLTGlobal on sustainable finance initiatives and led the Troubled Currencies Project at the Johns Hopkins University’s Institute for Applied Economics, Global Health, and the Study of Business Enterprise. During her tenure at Johns Hopkins, she co-authored, with Professor Steve Hanke, On Hyperinflation: New Evidence from Zambia, the Central African Franc Zone, and Belarus and Hyperinflation in Suriname, both published in the World Economics Journal. Ms. Saade holds a degree in Economics and Computer Science from the Johns Hopkins University.

• Chapter1: Introduction.- Part One: Reasons and Policies.- Chapter2: Understanding Why People Move.- Chapter3: Barriers to Movements.- Part Two: Case Studies.- Chapter4: Introduction.- Chapter5: Emigration from the Northern Triangle.- Chapter6: Contemporary Venezuela’s Migrants.- Chapter7: Chilean Diaspora.- Part Three.- Chapter8: Conclusions.