Editorial

This issue of the journal considers the various aspects of migration from different views and disciplines. Labor mobility is probably one of the most challenging topics: many push and pull factors influence people’s incentives to migrate. Additionally, the decision making process is explained by highly endogenous variables. Very roughly and generally considered from a neoclassical economic point of view, migrants should be better off after their movement, otherwise they would not decide to migrate. But what happens with the others that do not migrate? What is the impact of migration on the countries of origin and destination?