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In this collection of his old and new poems, Bimal Ghosh reflects upon a rich variety of topics-as he had in his previous volume, Through the Eyes of My Mind (2015).The poems are grouped into six clusters: yearnings for a better world; self-portrait and introspection; twilight in life; death and darkness; the beauty of never-ending change; and anniversary wishes from a loving father. While the sentiments underlying these poems are intensely personal, they are also universal, as they touch the chord of common human feelings of sadness and joy, despair and ecstasy, hopes and frustrations, and anger and empathy. Consistent with their universality, they also seek to bring some solace to people in distress, and to lift up the spirits of those struggling against deprivation or injustice.Alongside the diversity of topics, the cadence of each cluster comes together to create a harmonious symphony of human emotions and enduring truths.

The book offers a thorough examination of the refugee and mixed migration crisis, focusing on significant flows in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Each case is analyzed to highlight key issues, followed by proposed policy responses. The discussion connects to a global context, aligning with the United Nations' initiative for global compacts on refugees and migrants. The author's extensive experience with major international organizations lends credibility and depth to this unique analysis, making it a vital resource for understanding contemporary migration challenges.

In this collection of poems, Bimal Ghosh muses over a wide range of topics in a lucid, eclectic, and alliterative but nonconventional style of his own. rich in diversity; the poems are presented in five different clusters, and their tone chimes with the topics, creating an enjoyable symphony, in turn both delicate and subtle, or sad and pensive; spurring and rebellious, or cheerful and rhapsodic. The first two clusters of poems are somewhat wistful and Pensive, this changes in the next cluster where the poems stand out for their rebellious tone and hold a special appeal for people craving a better world. Adding further to the richness of the book's symphony, the miscellany of poems in the fourth cluster muses in a lighter vein, while those in the fifth (soaked in love and affection) are likely to be adored by sons, daughters, and their parents alike. Although the poems spring from spurs of emotions that are intensely personal, most are at the same time undoubtedly universal as they touch the chord of common human feelings of sadness and joy, despair and ecstasy, anger and empathy. All this makes this small collection of poems both distinctive and a delightful read. Book jacket.

The book explores the complexities of modern economic systems that contributed to the severity of the 2008 global depression. It highlights the resulting unprecedented migratory patterns and emphasizes the importance of analyzing and managing these movements as a crucial strategy for achieving economic recovery.

The book explores the impact of the services sector's growth in developing countries on employment, income, and international migration management. It highlights the implications of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and discusses how temporary trade-related movements of people can serve as an alternative to longer-term migration. This approach benefits both developed and developing nations, promoting a more efficient global economy.