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"Tengamos memoria...", The role of emigration memory in political discourse on immigration, integration and citizenship legislation. The case of Spain 1980-2010
... interesting from another comparative point of view: during the four years two major legislative projects were enacted: a reform of the Foreigners Law and one of the Asylum ...of emigration memory ...
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Study of Urban Migration Impact on Social, Economic and Environmental Structures: A Case Study Comparing Urban Emigration and Immigration of Bandar Anzali City
... of immigration to and emigration from Bandar Anzali city on the social, economic and environmental structures of this ...the immigration to the city of Bandar Anzali has impact on all three ...
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place: North Africa as a region of emigration, immigration and transit migration
... transition from a very low level of development to an upper-lower income ...not from underdevelopment but from development ...whilst emigration rates have been fairly low from all but ...
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Corridor Report on the United Kingdom The immigration, emigration and diaspora policies’ effects on integration: Chinese and Indian Migrants in the UK
... benefit from simplified entry and have rights close to that of NRIs (National Resident of India), with the exception political ...citizens from 1950 on – or who were eligible to become citizens after 1950 – ...
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Emigration and immigration
... When confidence is general, and when wealth is held in many shapes, the addition of a small lawless element may shake the whole social order, and in particular, profoundly influence the [r] ...
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Muscle drain versus brain gain in association football : technology transfer through player emigration and manager immigration
... investigated whether national association football (soccer) teams benefit from having players playing club football outside their domestic league (Berlinschi et al., 2013 ; Baur and Lehmann, 2007 ; Gelade and ...
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Spain: from massive immigration to vast emigration?
... 1950, from 15 million to 27 million); (iii) economic stagnation, with the average annual growth rate of GDP per capita in real terms estimated to have been slightly below 1 % between 1850 and 1950; and (iv) a ...
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Volume 38 - Article 43 | Pages 1303–1338
... different from the survivorship of natives). Technically, the effect of emigration is similar to that of mortality, except for the possibility of returning (from emigration) to the country of ...
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Cook islanders in town : a study of Cook Island urbanisation
... It is during these years with the gradual relaxation of immigration restrictions on Rarotonga and emigration restrictions in the Outer Islands, that large numbers of Outer Islanders bega[r] ...
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International Migration: A Panel Data Analysis of the Determinants of Emigration from Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan
... Lewer and Van den Berg (2008) tested the hypothesis of the gravity model on immigration patterns of 16 OECD countries from 1991 to 2000. They found that the model is useful for testing other hypothesized ...
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Migrant economies as new arenas to rethink policies and territorial development
... former emigration countries become immigration countries, albeit at a different pace and at different periods of ...differs from one member state to the ...differs from country to country, and ...
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... exception from the rule in Europe by being very affluent, largely thanks to the oil ...highest emigration rate some hundred years ago, the situation today is different, with work immigration ...
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European social statistics: Migration 2000 Edition
... Immigration, emigration and net migration, 1997 Immigration, emigration and net migration, 1997 per 1000 population resident on 1 January 1997 Immigration by main groups of citizenship, [r] ...
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Comparative Migration Studies: an introduction
... including immigration/emigration, social and economic remittances, integration, assimilation, migration policies, migration law, incorporation policies, governance of migration and integration, ...
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LFA 1 is sufficient in mediating neutrophil emigration in Mac 1 deficient mice
... in emigration has come into question as a result of more recent studies both in vitro and in ...Work from Issekutz et ...product from canine hook worms that inhibits Mac-1 but not LFA-1 adhesion ...
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Textual Emigration Analysis (TEA)
... to emigration: place of birth, place of death, emi- gration target country ...analyzed from a global perspective for understanding gen- eral trends in emigration (which countries have how many people ...
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The future population of Saorstat Eireann and some observations on population statistics
... In the past emigration has been the most fluctuating, and therefore the most unpredicable, feature of all It is only because emigration overseas has practically ceased, and for some year[r] ...
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Unreformed: Towards Gender Equality in Immigration Law
... greatly from more established professional ...funding from private investors because many investors hold a bias against funding women, including immigrant ...money from bankers and venture ...
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Changing from Within: Immigration and Japan
... This is particularly evident at the local, municipal level. The federalist nature of the country’s public administrative system ensures that it is local governments at town and city levels who are primarily responsible ...
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City of go(l)d : spatial and cultural effects of high status Jewish immigration from Western countries on the Baka neighbourhood of Jerusalem
... During the 1990s, there was a growing interest from wealthy western Jews in real estate in Jerusalem. Local realtors, architects and designers quickly realised which way the wind was blowing and started to build, ...
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