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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"European migration"”.
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Determinants Of Migration: Inter-european Migration, 1950-1989
… regulations determine the flow of international migration streams. Time-series techniques are used to analyze the migration flows to Belgium from France, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands in the post-war period 1950-1989 in order to estimate the impact that the migration policy change in 1968 …
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The Conflict of the 2015 European Migration Crisis A Multi-Level Analysis in Austria and Hungary
The 2015 European migration crisis marked a significant turning point in contemporary European politics, highlighting widespread societal and political tensions across the continent. The unprecedented influx of refugees and migrants, particularly from the Middle East and North Africa, posed complex …
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Ethnicity, Assimilation and Transnationalism: a Comparative Study of Eastern European Migration to the United States (1940-2012)
… COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EASTERN EUROPEAN MIGRATION</p><p>TO THE UNITED STATES (1940-2012)</p><p>Transnationalism is a relatively new pattern of migration; the process by which transnationalism has supplanted assimilation has been the subject of this study, and it has been done by …
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The emergence of the south European migration system and the role of social networks of migration as catalysts of change in countries of origin : the cases of Argentina and Peru
… aim to understand the role of social networks of migration as very special catalysts of change in the countries of origin of important labor migration streams, particularly in the case of the emergent and second most important system of migration in which Latin Americans participate, i.e. the …
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The EU and the changing lives of fishermen. A study of Lampedusan and Fuerteventurian fishing communities.
… Fuerteventura, this thesis examines ground-level Europeanisation, concentrating on two well-established Communitarian policy frames -- the Common Fishery Policy (CFP) and the management of the external border of the Schengen space of free movement of people – and two populations of artisanal …
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Organised labour and migration in the global age: a comparative analysis of trade union responses to migrant labour in Austria, Germany, Ireland and the UK
… twenty-first century, including increased inward migration. The accession of eight countries from Central and Eastern Europe to the EU in 2004 in particular has created a new dynamic of labour migration in Europe, sometimes raising concerns about social dumping and a ‘race to the bottom’. In the …
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La Nuestra: Football and National Identity in Argentina 1913–1978
… integration in a country transformed by massive European migration at the turn of the twentieth century, football became a mirror for economic, political and social developments in Argentina throughout the century and represented competing discourses surrounding national identity. Drawing on …
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URBAN EXILES. MIGRATION GOVERNANCE, ASYLUM, DISPLACEMENT AND SEGREGATION IN ATHENS.
… and displacement following the turn in European migration governance. As new governmental instruments of containment, dispersal and concentration combine, new geographies of mobility and immobility (Tazzioli & Garelli, 2018) gradually reshape the spaces of the ‘urban diaspora’ described …
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The Treaty of Waitangi and Asian Immigrants in Aotearoa: A Reflective Journey
… Treaty promised to ensure legitimate control on European settlers, while guaranteeing Māori their sovereignty, undisturbed possession of natural and cultural resources, and citizenship. However, these commitments were reneged upon and were largely discarded over the next century, including …
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Neither here nor there: choice and constraint in migrant worker acculturation.
The current wave of migration into the UK is not just the latest in a long line but, to many, appears different in character from those previously. Arguably, Central and Eastern European migration can be distinguished by its unprecedented overall scale, speed and sectoral coverage as much as by its …
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"Building a comprehensive framework of African migration patterns: the case of migration between Senegal and Europe"
Migration theories, which guided prior research, have been predominantly based on static dichotomous categorizations. In particular most research has been guided by assumptions conceiving migration primarily as: 1) a one-off move from a departure country “A” to a destination country “B”; 2) …
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GIS analysis of the mid-nineteenth century emigration of the Old Lutherans from Prussia
… destination occurred when examining the overall emigration, but extremely little occurred during each of the time periods reviewed. More than 83% of emigrant origins were within 15 miles of a major river, the primary source of transportation.</p>
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ENDURING SOLIDARITIES. SPACES, PRACTICES, AND RELATIONS OF MIGRANT SUPPORT ALONG THE BALKAN ROUTES.
… grassroots solidarity practices along the Balkan migration routes in the context of increasingly restrictive European border regimes. Focusing on Greece, Bulgaria, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the study investigates how bordering processes shape migrants’ trajectories and lived experiences, and how …
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Inequalities in the Common European Asylum System: The role of Greek libraries as information resources in the midst of asylum system shortcomings
Historically, the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) has proven challenging for the member states on the periphery of the EU – the same member states that are currently experiencing high volumes of asylum seekers. This inability to address the needs of these member states was particularly …