id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
cquilt-19296	Chance, Liane	Stay: Migration and the Caribbean	2013	8	.pdf	application/pdf	2752	77	32	The primary motive for Caribbean migration has been the intent to improve economic circumstances, therefore migration out of the region persists when the perception of opportunities abroad outweigh the real opportunities at home.1 Migration rates from the Caribbean remain high and are steadily rising which indicates that the crumbling economic and social structures which sustain such rates continue to degrade.2 As a result, Caribbean countries continue to experience the loss of highly skilled men and women to more industrialized parts of the world. The United Kingdom had been the traditional recipient of Caribbean migrants from 1948, but political shifts in Britain restricted Caribbean migration in the 1960s.	cache/cquilt-19296.pdf	txt/cquilt-19296.txt