Immigration and Immigrants
Trade unions, immigration and immigrants in Europe revisited: Unions’ attitudes and actions under new conditions
... So we conclude that all four sets of factors – in amended form – are worthwhile to consider when explaining unions’ attitudes towards immigration and immigrants now- adays. We believe, however, that it may ...
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The issue of immigrants in Italy: a rational model of immigration management by Italian municipalities
... of immigration management in Europe (and Italy) is virtually absent in the lit- erature, also due to the novelty of the recent and massive immigration flows towards the European ...the immigration ...
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Australian Immigration 2001–2013: Exploring attitudes towards asylum seekers and immigrants
... towards immigration and immigration policies (see for example Berry & Soligo, 1969; Borjas, 2003; Card et ...towards immigration (Markaki & Longhi, ...towards immigrants, human capital ...
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Policing Immigrants as Politicizing Immigration: The Paradox of Border Enforcement
... of immigrants and allies seek to defend the particular group in a particular place from what are viewed to be heavy handed and unfair government ...which immigration policy was executed ...
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Are Immigrants in Favour of Immigration? Evidence from England and Wales
... of immigrants coming to Britain nowadays should be increased, reduced or should it remain the same?” A follow-up question to respondents then asks whether the number should be increased or reduced by a little or a ...
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Immigration as pathogenic: a systematic review of the health of immigrants to Canada
... that immigrants are less likely to report having a chronic health condition than the Canadian-born population, but that this advantage is lost over time through a pattern of ...older immigrants (aged 55 and ...
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An analysis of the poor performance of recent immigrants and observations on immigration policy
... own immigration program and all the other provinces and two of the three territories have Provincial Nominee Programs that allow them to participate in selecting ...class immigrants could become much more ...
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Immigration and the Welfare State Revisited: Fiscal Transfers to Immigrants in Canada in 2014
... of immigration prior to 1990, but instead groups the data for all immigrants admitted between 1985 and 1989 ...recent immigrants admitted after 1987 because this was the year that immigration ...
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An Irish Welcome? Changing Irish Attitudes to Immigrants and Immigration: The Role of Recession and Immigration
... to immigrants become more resistant (Coenders and Scheepers, 1998; Schneider, ...and immigration rather than the levels per se that affect attitudes (Meuleman et ...to immigration, we would expect ...
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African Mozambican immigrants : narrative of immigration and identity, and acculturation strategies in Portugal and England
... process, developments, both in bear to mind psychological and sociological acculturative however, a cross-cultural study demands the incorporation of these notions into a theoretical mod[r] ...
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Immigration Restriction Then, Immigration Restriction Now; The Politics of IQ
... tested immigrants for feeblemindedness, what were they actually measuring? This study also sought out to explore concurrent validity and standards of the tests developed by Ellis Island ...
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The impact of EU and Non-EU immigration on British wages
... of immigration on wages, it is important to ask, how reliable are these findings? The reliability of these results depends on the accuracy of the data and the appropriateness of the method of ...of ...
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Impact of Immigration on the Molecular Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in Rhode Island
... While foreign-born persons constitute only 11% of the population in the state of Rhode Island, they account for more than 65% of incident tuberculosis (TB) annually. We investigated the molecular-epidemiological ...
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Estimating the impact of immigration on wages in Ireland
... that immigration may have had more significant negative wage ...of immigration on wages through the variation of the immigrant share across skill cells, where skills cells are constructed to group ...
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Crime and immigration: new evidence from England and Wales
... A more subtle conclusion follows when a heterogeneous impact across different mi- grant groups is studied and, here, the extent of attachment to the labour market, and hence a source of legal income, seems critical. Bell ...
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Investigating the Effect of Aging and Time on the Fate and Transport of Lead in Artificially Contaminated Tropical soils
... of immigration policies and anti-immigrant rhetoric creates confusion over immigrants’ rights and sends the message that victimization of this population, not only by street offenders but also by ...
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Voiceless Victims: Sex Slavery and Trafficking of African Women in Western Europe
... Harmonization of the asylum laws among the European nations will help to prevent illegal immigration and "to prevent economic exploitation of illegal immigrants." '29[r] ...
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The Infrastructure and Other Costs of Immigration
... 1. Stories in the left of centre press about immigrants reducing interest rates normally have more to do with a desire to talk up immigration than with the evidence. For example a Price Waterhouse paper on ...
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The Ephemeral Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986: Its Formation, Failure and Future Implications
... illegal immigration are a number of myths. Some believe that immigrants increase unemployment, lower American wages, increase crime and bankrupt the nation’s social ...that immigrants, over time, ...
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Immigration Webquest
... During the peak years of immigration in the 20 th century, how many additional immigrants arrived in the United States7. Which regions of the world were they from.[r] ...
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