Challenges and Features of Migration and Trade Policies towards Latin America

There is a growing consensus that international migratory movements ‘do not respect national boundaries’ and migration can be identified, as argued by Dollar and Wade, as a ‘problem without passport’ (Haas and Hird, 2013, p. xvii). It appears to be increasingly difficult for states to address this issue from a unilateral perspective, and new supranational models and a global model are emerging as possible instruments to facilitate the evolution of migratory regimes (IOM, 2013).