The Americas’ Multi-Polar Displacements as A New Pattern in Haitian-French Guyanese Migrations Romanovski Zephirin* ABSTRACT Migration shifts over time. The attractive immigration policy of French Guyana, which allowed Haitians to migrate in the early 1970s, was changed into a repulsive one in the mid-1980s. This dramatic change modifies migrants’ linear trajectories from the Haitian departure […]
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Romanovski Zephirin, PhD, teaches human geography and world issues at the City University of New York (CUNY - BMCC), USA. He is an editorial board member of Journal of Public Policy and Administration (JPPA) at Science Publishing Group in New York, USA. He is also a peer reviewer for the academic journals of Development in Practice, Oxford, the UK, and La Revue Européenne des Migrations Internationales (REMI), Poitiers, France.
His work focuses on economic regionalization, globalization, political geography, geopolitics, international relations, foreign policy, immigration, political demography, territorial development, cities, and the Americas.
