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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Return migrants"”.
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"""Partially connected, partially protected"": New media and Japanese-Brazilian return migrants in Japan"
… types of new and old media by Japanese-Brazilian return migrants in Japan, who are Brazilian nationals of Japanese ancestry that migrate transnationally from Brazil to Japan to work. The study first discusses the history of Japanese-Brazilian return migration, situating it in a larger history of …
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Return migration: socioeconomic determinants for state in- migration
… of this study is to determine the role of return migration in the changing economic and noneconomic determinants of state in-migration. It was hypothesized that the transition from primarily economic to noneconomic determinants of in-migration in the United States in the last decade was …
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The impact of employment skills support and inequalities at work on incentives to migrate: a case study of Kosovo
… of job seekers and workers in Kosovo, of return migrants, and also of prospective migrants. Central to this study is the question of how the presence or absence of employment skills support programmes, and the ways in which employees are treated at work influence the decisions made by …
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Cultivating a New Transnational Elite: Parenting, Schooling, and Belonging in the Age of Global It
… educated, affluent, and seemingly well-settled immigrants leave their country of migration and return to their country of origin? How do return migrants prepare their children to become the next generation of transnationally mobile professionals? As a result of their upbringing in two countries, …
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Ecuadorian Remittances, Gender, and Family Relations: A study of the transnational ties between Ecuadorian migrants in England and their families in Ecuador
… for an under-researched diaspora - Ecuadorian migrants in England, and their families (non-migrants and return migrants) in Ecuador. Remittances have been explored primarily within the context of different: (a) forms of family relations, and (b) types of economic remittances. This approach has …
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Back from Costa Rica: A Perspective on Migration from Nicaraguan Sending Communities
… Nicaraguans migrate. However, once in Costa Rica migrants are faced with high living costs and low wages and are often unable to remit or save as much money as they had hoped. Remittances sent home from Costa Rica are used primarily to pay for basic expenses in the sending household and on rare …
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Migração interestadual de retorno e inserção no mercado de trabalho: evidências para o Nordeste do Brasil
… integration into the labor market of interstate migrants returned to northeastern Brazil. In particular, we tried to estimate the effect of immigration status on the likelihood of self-employment, comparing not returned migrants, return migrants and non-migrants. We used data from the 2010 …
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Rimesse e sviluppo locale nel sistema migratorio del Golfo Persico
… and skilled, the research points out that return migrants from the GCC can have a significant impact for the growth of recipient countries, as they transfer capital through remittances on regular basis and, once back, they can use human capital acquired abroad to promote economic …
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A Comparative study of language attitudes, use and identity in two returnee migrant contexts: Greek-Brazilians and Greek-Germans in Greece
… generations of Greek-Brazilian and Greek-German returnees. More specifically, this study examines whether the returnees’ life experiences in different cultures has affected the construction of their identity upon their return to their common home land, Greece. Data consists of questionnaires and …
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Making Indigenous Futures: Land, Memory, and 'Silent Knowledge' in a Skolt Sámi Community
… spatial and temporal reconnections among Skolt return migrants and Finnish settlers to the Skolt regions of Finland. The second chapter deals with political and gendered dimensions of cultural revival work, showing how different ways of relating to the environment are negotiated through humour …