You must locate information that will allow you to address the theories listed in your text and you will want to especially address the questions below when you plan your advisory report:

• To what degree is the country experiencing emigration? (provide statistics)
• To what degree is the country experiencing immigration? (provide statistics)
• What are the most common types of internal migration?
• Are there both examples of voluntary and forced migration?
• What examples of push and pull factors are present?
• What political factors impact migration in this country?

Finally, based on the information you obtained, write a report that advises the government on what you believe should be migration policies for this country, including the following points:

• In your opinion, are migration issues a problem for this country? Why or why not?
• What role should the government play in migration issues?
• What human and/or physical geography factors play a role in migration?

The following Internet addresses should help you with this project:

CIA World Factbook United Nations High Commission on Refugees
www.un.org/popinThis site is the United Nations Population Information Network and is a good source for demographic trends.
www.measuredhs.comA primary information source for population and living conditions in developing countries.
http://www.unfpa.org/This site provides on-line access to its current "State of World Populationî annual report and to other similar homepages.
http://www.census.gov/ftp/pub/ipc/wwwThe International programs Center provides a wealth of comparative migration statistics.
http://popindex.princeton.edu/This is a bibliographies record to the world's population literature taken from the journal Population Index.

• What is Agriculture and Where did it Begin?
  

• How did Agriculture change with Industrialization?
• What imprint does Agriculture make on the Cultural Landscape?
  

• What is the global pattern of Agribusiness?
  

• Gaddis, pp. 119-155

1. Why was Kruschchev's 'retirement' so different?  What did it signify?
2. What does Gaddis mean when he syays at the bottom of page 120 "mallets were...beginning to turn into flamingos, and balls into hedgehogs"?
3. The idea and practice of holding colonies outside of Europe (colonialism) began to collapse after World War II: what replaced it?  what was the result for the Cold War?
4. What is non-alignment?  Why is it important? How does Egypt's behavior demonstrate this?  What does the behavior of the Korean and Chinese demonstrate?
5. How did the United States get drawn into the Vietnam War?
6. How did the Germans behave during the Cold War?
7. What did French President Charles DeGaulle acomplish?  How did he behave?  why?
   
8. How did China's Mao Zedong behave towards the Soviets?  What happened as a result?
9. How did Mao and DeGaulle demonstrate chutzpa?
10. What events characterized 1968?  How did Richard Nixon explain those events?  How does Gaddis explain them?
11. What was the cultural revolution?  How did Mao respond to it?
12. how did American and European student radicals respond to Mao?  Why do you think that?  Was he worth their response?
13. What was the Brezhnev Doctrine?
14. What did Nixon mean whn he remarked to Mao, "history has brought us together"?
15. What were the motivations to seek detente (Ostpolitik)?  What did Nixon want out of it?  What did he gain?  What brought Nixon down?
    

• Read pp. 334-344 in O'Connor & Sabato before class.
  

• 1938 Hurricane