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Showing 1 to 20 of 69 for “"Emigrants"”.
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Parents' social representations of their children's schooling-the case of Albanian non-emigrants, emigrants and returned emigrants
… (Flick, 2006). The empirical work with emigrants was conducted in the United Kingdom and with the non-emigrants and returned emigrants in Albania. Thematic analysis (Braun & Clarke, 2006) was utilized to examine the transcribed data from the individual interviews. The key findings of …
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Recent Thymic Emigrants and their Biomarkers
… just exited the thymus, called Recent Thymic Emigrants, are not yet fully matured and thus have different characteristics and functionalities than mature peripheral T cells. Several biomarkers exist for these Recent Thymic Emigrants in CD4 positive cells, but not in CD8 positive cells. …
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International tax planning considerations for South African emigrants
The purpose of this paper is to outline the international income tax implications facing a South African emigrant. The discussion that follows is based on an individual or family emigrating from South Africa to Australia. The reason why I have chosen Australia is because I have a detailed knowledge …
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Lithuanian Emigrants and Home–Country Elections 2014–2016
… three research questions: Which Lithuanian emigrants are aware of and interested in home–country politics? Which Lithuanian emigrants vote and which abstain from home–country elections, and why? How do Lithuanian emigrants make their political choices? This thesis helps us start painting a …
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The willingness of South African emigrants to transfer knowledge to other South Africans
… influencing the willingness of South African emigrants to transfer knowledge to South Africans living in South Africa. The increasing number of South Africans emigrating is exacerbating the skills shortage in the country and therefore it is of importance to understand the profile of a South …
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Engaging emigrants: a study of the Australian diaspora in the United States of America.
Interest in the Australian diaspora has emerged in response to the growing number of Australians living overseas and the recognition that diaspora populations have the potential to be a positive asset to countries of origin. A contemporary global situation that fuels international mobility, …
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Effects of Thymus Size and Involution On The Contribution of Recent Thymic Emigrants to The Peripheral T Cell Pool
<p>The contribution of recent thymic emigrants (RTEs) to the peripheral naïve T cell population is necessary to maintain diversity of the T cell receptor (TCR) repertoire and produce immune responses against newly encountered antigens.</p> <p>The thymus involutes with age, after irradiation or …
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An analysis of the linkage between legislators’ behavior and electoral support: The case of the Filipino labor emigrants and the Congress of the Philippines
… overseas Filipinos including the Filipino Labor Emigrants (FLES) or Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in terms of the number of votes they cast for the legislators. This dissertation advances the hypothesis that, the more legislative measures legislators file in Congress that will benefit the FLEs …
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A comparative study of pre- and post-famine migrants from north-west Ireland to North America
… database of detailed information on 23,753 emigrants who sailed from the port of Derry in the northwest of Ireland was constructed, using Customs and ship passenger records that together spanned the years 1803- 1867, though not continuously. This information was used to trace changes in the …
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Disentangling Colonial Migration: Koreans to the Metropole, 1910-1945
… to imperial Japan through the lens of Korean emigrants to Japan who acted as a bridge between the periphery and metropole of the Japanese empire. Because Korean residents in the labouring class occupied the largest population of foreigners in imperial Japan since the latter years of World War …
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Antipodal England: Emigration, gender, and portable domesticity in Victorian literature and culture
… on practices of self maintenance that enable emigrants, with varying degrees of success, to retain their ties to Britain and the middle classes despite displacement. One such practice involves the performance of what I call "portable domesticity," or the transplantation of British national …
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Airijos lietuvių gimtosios kalbos atricijos požymiai žodyne /
… to find out whether the lexicon of Lithuanian emigrants L1 experiences attrition; if so, to see what changes in the lexicon can be observed and to provide insights into what sociolinguistic factors have a significant impact on those changes. Research material – L1 vocabulary of the Irish …
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Signs of lexical attrition in the L1 of Lithuanians in Ireland /
… to find out whether the lexicon of Lithuanian emigrants L1 experiences attrition; if so, to see what changes in the lexicon can be observed and to provide insights into what sociolinguistic factors have a significant impact on those changes. Research material – L1 vocabulary of the Irish …
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GIS analysis of the mid-nineteenth century emigration of the Old Lutherans from Prussia
… Pomerania, Posen, Saxony, and Silesia. More emigrants came from Pomerania overall and during every time period except 1849-54. The areas with the most emigrants were north central Pomerania, northern Brandenburg, southeast Brandenburg, and western Silesia. Emigrant destinations were primarily …
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Written on the Rocks': The Mythopoetics of the Almo Massacre
… with the Almo Massacre, in which 295 overland emigrants, camped at the Silent City of Rocks along the California Trail, were said to have been massacred by a vast accumulation of united Indian nations. This examination includes a review of the historic context of the initial telling – America’s …
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Written on the Rocks': The Mythopoetics of the Almo Massacre
… with the Almo Massacre, in which 295 overland emigrants, camped at the Silent City of Rocks along the California Trail, were said to have been massacred by a vast accumulation of united Indian nations. This examination includes a review of the historic context of the initial telling – America’s …
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The Impact of Homeland Politics on the National Identity of Palestinians Reflected in the Diaspora
… study focuses on the impact of these policies on emigrants from Palestine under the Ottoman Authority, the British Mandate, and after the creation of the State ofIsrael in 1948. The political environment in the Middle East since the mid 1800s shaped the national identity of its inhabitants, …
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"Too Little to Live and Too Much to Die" The Burgenländers' Immigration to the United States During the Interwar Period
… of contemporaries it wants explain why the emigrants decided to leave their country, how they managed their passage, how they assimilated to their adoptedâ€home, and how they integrated themselves into the new society.
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Japan's Asia-Pacific Migrations and the Making of the Japanese Empire, 1868-1945
… from the outside, through nationalizing Japanese emigrants around the Pacific Rim. The study examines critical roles of Japanese overseas emigrants in shaping the ideologies and social movements in the Japanese empire. It discusses how the efforts made by Japanese thinkers and social educators in …
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