Evaluating System Efficiencies and Service Delivery of Immigrant Population in South Africa and United States

Authors

  • Mulugeta F Dinbabo University of the Western Cape
  • Isioma Ile University of the Western Cape
  • Wilson Majee University of Missouri
  • Michael Belebema University of the Western Cape
  • Evans Boadu University of the Western Cape

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14426/ahmr.v4i3.851

Keywords:

Development, Evaluation, International, Legislation, Migration

Abstract

Recently, global issues on the migration and development discourse have reemerged and the literature has been expanding rapidly. However, most of the
research has not taken into account the connection between the migrationdevelopment nexus in the context of social service delivery. In general,
discussions and systematic reflections on the international comparison between
South Africa and United States is completely absent or rarely found in the
academic debates. Both countries were selected as sites for this study given the
high migrant populations. Using a quantitative research methodology this study
assessed and evaluated the system efficiencies and service delivery of immigrant
population in South Africa and United States of America. Structured
questionnaires were administered to selected African immigrants in the two case
study areas (Cape Town, South Africa and Columbia, Missouri). The surveys
provided data for a range of indicators that helped in evaluating the system
efficiencies and service delivery of immigrant population.

Author Biographies

  • Mulugeta F Dinbabo, University of the Western Cape

    Associate Professor of Development Studies at the Institute for Social Development, University
    of the Western Cape

  • Isioma Ile, University of the Western Cape

    Professor at the School of Government, University of the Western Cape

  • Wilson Majee, University of Missouri

    Assistant Professor of Public Health and Health Sciences, University of Missour

  • Michael Belebema, University of the Western Cape

    PhD Candidate at the Institute for social Development, University of the Western Cape

  • Evans Boadu, University of the Western Cape

    PhD Candidate at the School of Government, University of the Western Cape

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Vol. 4 No. 3 (2018): AFRICAN HUMAN MOBILITY REVIEW

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How to Cite

Evaluating System Efficiencies and Service Delivery of Immigrant Population in South Africa and United States. (2021). African Human Mobility Review, 4(3). https://doi.org/10.14426/ahmr.v4i3.851

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