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Introduction. The Immigration-Crime Connection: Competing Theoretical Perspectives
Journal Article
Original Resource
Authors
Scot Wortley
Year
2009
Language
English
Journal Name
Journal of International Migration and Integration
Taxonomy Associations
Migration processes
Migration drivers
Economic and business conditions
Labour markets and employment
Poverty and inequality
Conflict, war and violence
Political situation, repression and regime transitions
Migration governance and infrastructure
Migration policy and other public policies
Migrant communities and networks
Education services and training opportunities
Cultural norms and ties
Globalisation and (post)colonialism
Transnational ties
Migration forms
Family and marriage migration
Refugees
Asylum seekers
Internal displacement
High-skilled migration
Transnational migration
Labour migration
Irregular migration
Return migration
LGBTQ migration
Trafficking
Migration infrastructures
Human smugglers
Means of travel and transportation
Practices of facilitating travel & migration
Human traffickers
Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)
Socio-cultural consequences
Racism, xenophobia and discrimination
Attitudes, migration and migrants
Media representations of migration
Migrants and religion
Diasporas and transnational communities
Descendants of migrants
Interethnic contact and conflict
Family relations and migration
Socio-economic consequences
Migrant businesses and entrepreneurship
Socio-economic inequality, mobility and migration
(Sexual) Exploitation
Transversal consequences
Migrant incorporation / integration
Psychological consequences of migration
Legal-political consequences
Migrants' civic engagement and rights
Extremism and migration
Crime
Migrants in education
Migration governance
Governance actors
Inter-governmental and international organisations
Private companies and business
Civil society
Employers, labour and trade unions
Knowledge producers and providers
Immigrant policy and law
Gender-specific and gendered migration policies
Citizenship, naturalisation and statelessness
Migration policy and law
Immigration admission and control (general)
Family reunification policies
Policies on irregular migration
Border control
Asylum regimes
Cross-cutting topics in migration research
Migration research and theory
Migration data
Transversal themes
Race and ethnicity
Disciplines
Disciplines
Economics
History
Sociology
Methods
Other
Agent-based modeling
Qualitative research
Other
Geographies
Scope
Global
Continental
International
National
Subnational
UN Countries
Australia
Canada
France
Germany
Israel
Jamaica
Japan
Netherlands
Russian Federation
United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland
Experts
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