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Emergency Department Services Use Among Immigrant and Non-immigrant Groups in the United States

Authors Wassim Tarraf, William Vega, Hector M. Gonzalez
Year 2013
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
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4801 Journal Article

The  Geographical  Distribution  of  the  Personal  Networks  of  People   Living  in  Catalonia:  a  dual  society

Authors José Luis Molina, Carlos Lozares, Miranda J. Lubbers
Year 2012
Journal Name Grafo Working Papers
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4802 Journal Article

Precarious Work and Economic Migration: Emerging Immigrant Divisions of Labour in Greater London's Service Sector

Authors LINDA MCDOWELL, ADINA BATNITZKY, SARAH DYER
Year 2009
Journal Name International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
Citations (WoS) 105
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4803 Journal Article

The Social Impact of Family Separation on Refugee Settlement and Inclusion in Australia

Principal investigator Rebecca Wickes (Principal Investigator), Rebecca Powell (Co-Investigator), John Van Kooy (Co-Investigator)
Description
The main purpose of the proposed research is to document human migration and resettlement experience, with a particular focus of migrants from Syria, the Horn of Africa, and Asia (especially Afghanistan). The particular focus of the study is to determine the impact of family separation on resettlement and social inclusion outcomes for refugees and their host communities in Australia. The findings will help strengthen the evidence-base on resettlement as well as inform Oxfam’s campaign on migration focusing on family reunion.
Year 2019
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4804 Project

Resistance to ‘Framing’? The Portrayal of Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Hong Kong's Online Media

Authors Isabella Ng, Sharice Fung-Yee Choi, Alex Lih-Shing Chan
Year 2023
Journal Name Journalism Practice
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4805 Journal Article

Legal silo's and indifference: the wrongful prosecution of refugees and asylum-seekers in the UK

Authors John R. Campbell
Year 2022
Journal Name International Journal of Migration and Border Studies
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4806 Journal Article

Ordered disorder African asylum seekers in Israel and discursive challenges to an emerging refugee regime

Authors Yonathan Paz, UNHCR. Policy Development and Evaluation Service
Year 2011
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4807 Report

The Political Dynamics of Human Mobility: Migration out of, as and into Violence

Authors André Bank, Christiane Fröhlich, Andrea Schneiker
Year 2017
Journal Name Global Policy
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4808 Journal Article

Social Capital and Economic Integration of Visible Minority Immigrants in Canada

Authors Muhammad Raza, Roderic Beaujot, Gebremariam Woldemicael
Year 2012
Journal Name Journal of International Migration and Integration
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4809 Journal Article

Advancing the European Multilingual Experience

Description
'The project Advancing The European Multilingual Experience (AThEME) takes an integrated approach towards the study of multilingualism in Europe by incorporating and combining linguistic, cognitive and sociological perspectives; by studying multilingualism in Europe at three different levels of societal magnitude, viz. the individual multilingual citizen, the multilingual group, and the multilingual society; by using a palate of research methodologies, ranging from fieldwork methods to various experimental techniques and advanced EEG/ERP technologies. This integrated approach towards the study of multilingualism is grounded in the idea that multilingualism in Europe has many facets. AThEME will cover the different forms of multilingualism in Europe by developing new lines of inquiry on regional/minority languages, heritage languages, languages spoken by bi-/multi-lingual speakers with communicative disorders, and languages spoken by bi-/multi-linguals at different stages of development and life. These lines of inquiry will provide (partial) answers to fundamental questions, including: What does it mean to be bilingual? How and why do people succeed or fail in learning another language? How can we help speakers maintain their regional/heritage language and reach proficient multilingualism? What are the reciprocal effects of multilingualism and cognition? Are there cognitive benefits of multilingualism for senior citizens? How does multilingualism 'interact with' communicative disorders? Which societal factors have a major impact on successful maintenance of regional/heritage languages? Answers to these questions provided within the context of AThEME will provide a firm basis for assessing existing public policies and practices within major areas such as education and health and contribute to evidence-based policy-making. AThEME aims to raise societal awareness of multilingualism through building on the successful model of academic public engagement provided by the program Bilingualism Matters.'
Year 2014
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4811 Project

Race and Religion in Social Services

Authors Suzie S. Weng
Year 2017
Journal Name Race and Social Problems
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4812 Journal Article

Civil Society and Social Integration of Asylum Seekers: The 'Strength of Weak Ties' and the Dynamics of 'Strategic Action Fields'

Authors Lennart Olsson, Anne Jerneck, Claudia Fry, ...
Year 2023
Citations (WoS) 1
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4813 Journal Article

Deconstructing Doctrinal Struggles through Legal Discourse Analysis: The Example of ‹Discretion› Reasoning in Refugee Law

Authors Janna Wessels
Year 2023
Journal Name Zeitschrift für Flüchtlingsforschung
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4814 Journal Article

International Migration amid a World in Crisis

Authors Joseph Chamie
Year 2020
Journal Name Journal on Migration and Human Security
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4815 Journal Article

Red Aid, a Non-Accommodating NGO Challenging the Power of West-European States to Deny Protection to Undeserving Refugees, 1933–1935

Authors Frank Caestecker
Year 2019
Journal Name Journal of Migration History
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4816 Journal Article

Swedish Case Study: Indian migration and population in Sweden

Authors Kristina MYRVOLD
Description
The Indian migration to Sweden began in the twentieth century with students, labour migrants, and asylum seekers settling in the country and children being adopted from India by Swedish parents. In the beginning of the twenty-first century the Indian population in Sweden has increased considerably as an effect of family reunification, natural increase, and an intensified immigration of students and skilled laborers in response to changing immigration policies and internationalization processes of higher education. This case study provides an overview of the migration and the demographic and socio-economic profile of the Indian population in Sweden. As the study illustrates, Indians in contemporary Sweden have diverse migrations histories and constitute a more heterogeneous group of people with different economic, social and cultural backgrounds. While media discourses and perceptions of India have often privilege religion, the Indians in Sweden have used religion and culture as key elements for organizing collective activities and creating representation and visibility in society. In general the Indians have succeeded fairly well in their economic, social and cultural integration into Swedish society, while their political participation has been more restricted.
Year 2012
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4817 Report

Cross-cultural management education rebooted

Authors Joerg Dietz, Karsten Jonsen, Hyun-Jung Lee, ...
Year 2017
Journal Name Cross Cultural & Strategic Management
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4818 Journal Article

Consciousness studies: Cross-cultural perspectives

Authors D Simmons
Year 2005
Journal Name JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUSNESS STUDIES
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4819 Journal Article

Cross-cultural perspectives on motivation

Authors C Kim
Year 1999
Journal Name Annals of Tourism Research
4820 Journal Article

Design for cross-cultural learning

Authors A MILLER
Year 1988
Journal Name International Journal of Intercultural Relations
4821 Journal Article

Palestinians and pragmatic citizenship: Negotiating relationships between citizenship and national identity in diaspora

Authors Elizabeth Mavroudi
Year 2008
Journal Name Geoforum
Citations (WoS) 20
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4822 Journal Article

Cross-cultural and transnational identity: a case study of Bulgarian immigrants in Canada

Authors Diana Yankova, Andrei Andreev
Year 2012
Journal Name BRITISH JOURNAL OF CANADIAN STUDIES
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4823 Journal Article

The Role of Refugee, Humanitarian and Human Rights Law in Planning for the Repatriation of Kampuchean Asylum Seekers in Thailand

Authors ARTHUR C. HELTON
Year 1991
Journal Name International Journal of Refugee Law
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4825 Journal Article

The Neglect of Racism as an Ethical Issue in Health Care

Authors Megan-Jane Johnstone, Olga Kanitsaki
Year 2008
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
Citations (WoS) 8
4826 Journal Article

Unintended Consequences in Refugee Resettlement: Post-War Ukrainian Refugee Immigration to Canada

Authors Lubomyr Y. Luciuk
Year 1986
Journal Name International Migration Review
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4827 Journal Article

Generational differences in translocal practices: Insights from rural–urban remittances in Vanuatu

Authors Kirstie Petrou
Year 2018
Journal Name Population, Space and Place
Citations (WoS) 1
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4828 Journal Article

Immigration and changing labour force structure in the southern European Union

Authors Andreu Domingo, Fernando Gil-Alonso
Year 2007
Journal Name Population
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4829 Journal Article

A CROSS-CULTURAL-ANALYSIS OF ACHIEVEMENT-MOTIVATION IN ANGLO-AMERICAN AND JAPANESE MARATHON RUNNERS

Authors CT HAYASHI, MR WEISS
Year 1994
Journal Name INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
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4830 Journal Article

Does cross-cultural training in tertiary education enhance cross-cultural adjustment? A systematic review

Authors Alison Sit, Anita S. Mak, James T. Neill
Year 2017
Journal Name International Journal of Intercultural Relations
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4831 Journal Article

How do migrants fare in a post-apartheid South African labor market?

Authors T Zuberi, A Sibanda
Year 2004
Journal Name International Migration Review
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4832 Journal Article

Introduction to this Special Issue on Multimedia, Mobility and the Digital Southeast Asian Family’s Polymedia Experiences

Authors Monika Winarnita
Year 2019
Journal Name Migration, Mobility, & Displacement
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4833 Journal Article

TRANSCULTURALITY AND CULTURAL HYBRIDITY IN THE CONTEXT OF MIGRATIONS: THE EXAMPLE OF THE CITY OF TRIESTE

Authors Marija Juric Pahor
Year 2018
Journal Name ANNALES-ANALI ZA ISTRSKE IN MEDITERANSKE STUDIJE-SERIES HISTORIA ET SOCIOLOGIA
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4834 Journal Article

Interracial/ethnic marriage and adverse birth outcomes: The effect of neighborhood racial/ethnic composition

Authors Luisa N. Borrell, Hanish Kodali, Elena Rodriguez-Alvarez
Year 2021
Journal Name SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE
Citations (WoS) 4
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4836 Journal Article

The Exclusiveness of Inclusion: On the Boundaries of Human Rights in Protecting Transnational and Second Generation Migrants

Authors Anuscheh Farahat
Year 2009
Journal Name European Journal of Migration and Law
Citations (WoS) 2
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4837 Journal Article

Decolonization immigrations and the social origins of the second generation: The case of North Africans in France

Authors Richard Alba, R Silberman
Year 2002
Journal Name International Migration Review
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4838 Journal Article

Auto-Ethnography of Imagined Diasporic Lives Self-Reflexive Analysis of the Left Behind Perspective in a Migrant Family

Authors Angela Princiotto, Angela Princiotto
Year 2023
Journal Name Journal of Intercultural Studies
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4839 Journal Article

Diasporic youth identities of uncertainty and hope: second-generation Albanian experiences of transnational mobility in an era of economic crisis in Greece

Authors Domna Michail, Anastasia Christou
Year 2016
Journal Name Journal of Youth Studies
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4840 Journal Article

RI(GH)TES OF INTIMACY AT DOCAPESCA: Race versus Racism at a Fish Market in Portugal

Authors Kesha Fikes
Year 2005
Journal Name Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race
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4841 Journal Article

Mental Health Research Among Refugees: A Community-based Study in Turkey

Authors Ozge Karadag Caman, Cengiz Kilic, Edip Kaya, ...
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4842 Journal Article

Seeking Asylum in the Digital Era: Social-Media and Mobile-Device Vetting in Asylum Procedures in Five European countries

Authors Maarten P. Bolhuis, Joris Van Wijk
Year 2020
Journal Name Journal of Refugee Studies
Citations (WoS) 9
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4844 Journal Article

Study on Airport Asylum Procedures at European Airports

Principal investigator Martin Wagner (Project Coordinator)
Description
The Swiss Federal Office for Migration (BFM) has commissioned the ICMPD to undertake a comparative study of asylum procedures at seven European airports - Zürich, Brussels, Frankfurt a.M., London-Heathrow, Vienna, Paris-Roissy and Schiphol. Objectives • To provide an overview of the legal and practical framework and methods applied in the selected airports • To enable the BMF to put the Swiss policies into a European perspective • To design better and more rational airport asylum procedures Outcomes Comparative analysis of: • Asylum procedure at the airport • Accommodation of asylum seekers during the procedure in the transit zone • Deportation and securing The study includes elements of field research (qualitative interviews with governmental, non-governmental and international organisations involved as well as visitation of the respective premises at the airport) and desk research (examination of legal texts, literature and relevant statistics).
Year 2008
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4845 Project

Long-term effects of organized violence on young Middle Eastern refugees' mental health

Authors Edith Montgomery
Year 2008
Journal Name Social Science & Medicine
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4846 Journal Article

Putting Americans First: A Statistical Case for Encouraging Rather than Impeding and Devaluing US Citizenship

Authors Donald Kerwin, Robert Warren
Year 2019
Journal Name Journal on Migration and Human Security
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4847 Journal Article

Holding hope and mastering the possible: mapping resilient moves of asylum-seeking and refugee families post arrival

Authors Kaat Van Acker, Mieke Groeninck, Dirk Geldof, ...
Year 2022
Journal Name European Journal of Social Work
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4849 Journal Article

#LetThemStay#BringThemHere: Embodied politics, asylum seeking, and performativities of protest opposing Australia’s Operation Sovereign Borders

Authors Paul Hodge
Year 2018
Journal Name Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space
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4850 Journal Article

Gender and Migration on the Labour Market: Additive or Interacting Disadvantages in Germany?

Principal investigator Fenella Fleischmann (Principal Investigator)
Description
"Theoretical background and objectives Existing research on the labour market integration of immigrants usually focuses on male immigrants, comparing them to native males. So far, only few studies have addressed the labour market integration of female immigrants and again, these studies are mostly limited to comparisons between women with and without a migration background. The aim of this project is to conduct a double comparison and to analyse the joint effects of gender and migration background on a number of labour market outcomes. A double comparison is needed because native women and men differ in their labour market behaviour, yet it is not known to what extent these gender differences extend to the migrant population – in fact, gender differences may be larger or smaller among immigrants and their descendants than in the native origin population. Research design, data and methodology Data from the most recent German microcensus are used to analyse the research question. In addition to providing abundant information about labour market behaviour, this data source makes it possible to identify foreign-born immigrants and local-born children of immigrants and to distinguish a number of migrant groups based on their country or region of origin. Thus, we can examine whether gender differences in labour market behaviour differ between migrants and non-migrants and between different subgroups of migrants. Findings We find considerable variation in gender gaps in labour market behaviour between East and West Germany, across ethnic groups and across generations. Intergenerational comparisons show that most ethnic minorities assimilate towards German patterns of gendered labour market attainment."
Year 2011
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4851 Project

Freedom of Movement vs. Exclusion: A Reinterpretation of the `Insider'- `Outsider' Divide in the European Union

Authors Mehmet Ugur
Year 1995
Journal Name International Migration Review
Citations (WoS) 23
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4852 Journal Article

Mexican Migration to the United States: A Focus on Missouri

Authors Uma A. Segal
Year 2008
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies
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4853 Journal Article

Unequal Before the Law: Immigrant and Racial Minority Perceptions of the Canadian Criminal Justice System

Authors Scot Wortley, Akwasi Owusu-Bempah
Year 2009
Journal Name Journal of International Migration and Integration
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4854 Journal Article

Language introduction as a space for the inclusion and exclusion of young asylum seekers in Sweden

Authors Andreas Fejes, Magnus Dahlstedt
Year 2020
Journal Name INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF QUALITATIVE STUDIES ON HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Citations (WoS) 13
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4855 Journal Article

Introductory Note to the Djibouti Summary Conclusions on Refugees and Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea

Authors V. TUrk, A. Klug
Year 2012
Journal Name International Journal of Refugee Law
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4857 Journal Article

Human Rights–Based Social Work Practice with Immigrants and Asylum Seekers in a Legal Service Organization

Authors David Androff, Cherra Mathis
Year 2021
Journal Name Journal of Human Rights and Social Work
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4858 Journal Article

Veilige landen van herkomst - een internationale vergelijking van de toepassing van het 'veilige landen van herkomst'-concept in asielbeleid

Authors Rand Europe, Research and Data Centre (WODC), Lana Eekelschot, ...
Description
Dit onderzoek komt voort uit de wens van de Nederlandse overheid om in kaart te brengen hoe en op welke gronden andere EU-lidstaten een lijst van veilige landen van herkomst hanteren in hun asielbeleid. De onderzoeksvragen luiden als volgt: 1. Hoe selecteren andere lidstaten de te beoordelen landen? 2. Op grond van welke bronnen en criteria voeren andere lidstaten de eerste beoordeling uit en hoe is die procedure vormgegeven? 3. Zijn de beoordelingen en herbeoordelingen openbaar? 4. Op grond van welke bronnen en criteria voeren andere lidstaten de periodieke herbeoordeling uit en hoe vaak verrichten zij die? 5. Worden er groepen en/of gebieden uitgezonderd binnen de aanwijzing veilig land van herkomst? Zo ja, op grond van welke criteria en is er een limiet aan het aantal uitzonderingsgroepen? 6. Hoe ziet de asielprocedure eruit voor personen afkomstig uit een veilig land van herkomst? Veilige landen van herkomst 7. Gelden er andere voorwaarden voor de opvang en terugkeer en hoe verloopt de terugkeer van asielzoekers uit veilige landen ten opzichte van die van andere afgewezen asielzoekers? 8. Is er relevante jurisprudentie beschikbaar, houdt het beleid stand voor de rechter en wat zijn de kwetsbaarheden? 9. Wat zijn de verschillen van deze lidstaten met Nederland waar het gaat om veilige landenbeleid?
Year 2024
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4859 Report

Major Depressive Disorder and Dysthymia at the Intersection of Nativity and Racial–Ethnic Origins

Authors Magdalena Szaflarski, Lisa A. Cubbins, Shawn Bauldry, ...
Year 2015
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
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4860 Journal Article

Race and exits from white collar jobs: Differences in downward mobility processes among African American, Latino, and White males

Authors George Wilson
Year 2009
Journal Name Research in Social Stratification and Mobility
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4861 Journal Article

Asylum seekers’ experiences on the migration journey to Italy (and beyond): Risk factors and future planning within a shifting political landscape

Authors Livia Elisa Ortensi, Lindsey N. Kingston
Year 2021
Journal Name International Migration
Citations (WoS) 5
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4862 Journal Article

Can’t be held responsible: Weak norms and refugee protection evasion

Authors Alise Coen
Year 2021
Journal Name International Relations
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4863 Journal Article

Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Recovery from Childhood Behavioral or Conduct Problems: Evidence from a Nationally Representative Sample of 3–17 Years Old US Children

Authors Ahmad Khanijahani, Larisa Tomassoni
Year 2022
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
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4864 Journal Article

Collaborator: Ezra Pound, Translation, and Appropriation

Authors Alex Davis
Year 2019
Journal Name MODERNIST CULTURES
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4865 Journal Article

Cultural Perspective Taking in Cross-Cultural Negotiation

Authors Sujin Lee, Wendi L. Adair, Seong-Jee Seo
Year 2013
Journal Name GROUP DECISION AND NEGOTIATION
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4866 Journal Article

On Cross-Cultural Interpretations of Aboriginal Art

Authors Darren Jorgensen
Year 2008
Journal Name Journal of Intercultural Studies
4867 Journal Article

Pagtatanong-tanong: A cross-cultural research method

Authors R PEPUA
Year 1989
Journal Name International Journal of Intercultural Relations
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4868 Journal Article

"Doing Race": Latino Youth's Identities and the Politics of Racial Exclusion

Authors Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, Elizabeth Aranda, Elizabeth Vaquera
Year 2014
Journal Name American Behavioral Scientist
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4869 Journal Article

ABC GATES FOR EUROPE

Description
During the last years, many ABC Gates have been deployed in the main European airports, most of them as pilot projects intended to test their capability to improve the border crossing processes in aspects such as speed, security, automation, false rejection reduction, etc. Experience gained from these pilots has been periodically assessed within the Frontex ABC Workshops, where the need for a harmonised approach has been specifically addressed as one of the most urgent issues to be solved. In particular, harmonisation would be required in areas as e-passports management, biometrics, gate design, human interface, processes, PKD certificate exchange, signalling and interoperability. On the other hand, EU Smart Border Initiative adds a new approach to be considered in ABC development: The inclusion of a RTP system for Third Country Nationals and an Entry Exit System. ABC4EU will identify the requirements for an integrated, interoperable and citizen’s rights respectful ABC system at EU level, taking account of the experience gained from the previous pilots, projects and the future needs derived from the Smart Border and other EU and national initiatives and paying very special attention to citizen rights, privacy and other related ethical aspects. ABC4EU will focus in the need for harmonisation in the design and operational features of ABC Gates, considering specially the full exploitation of the EU second generation passports and other accepted travel documents. In addition, RTP and EES will be specifically tested in the project to assess their feasibility and an EU level border management C4I concept will be developed for end user assessment. ABC4EU intends to carry out a 2 steps system validation: Upgraded ABC systems in several MS covering all types of borders (airports, harbours and land borders) will be integrated with RTP and EES prototypes. Lessons learnt from this first step will be applied for a second and final testing.
Year 2014
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4870 Project

'Connected to Something': Soccer and the Transnational Passions, Memories and Communities of Sydney's Italian Migrants

Authors Francesco Ricatti, Matthew Klugman
Year 2013
Journal Name INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF SPORT
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4871 Journal Article

RUSSIAN WOMEN EMIGREES IN PSYCHOLOGY: Informal Jewish Networks

Authors William R. Woodward
Year 2010
Journal Name HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY
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4872 Journal Article

Refugee Migration Histories in a Meatpacking Town: Blurring the Line Between Primary and Secondary Migration

Authors Kyle Anne Nelson, Christine Marston
Year 2019
Journal Name Journal of International Migration and Integration
Citations (WoS) 10
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4874 Journal Article

Media Event, Racial Ramblings, or Both? An Analysis of Media Coverage of the Tamworth Council Sudanese Refugees Resettlement Case (2006)

Authors Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo, Virginia Mapedzahama
Year 2015
Journal Name Sage Open
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4875 Journal Article

‘I was forced here’: perceptions of agency in second generation ‘return’ migration to Tonga

Authors Helen Lee
Year 2016
Journal Name Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Citations (WoS) 5
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4876 Journal Article

Reinterpreting the Relation between Motherhood and Paid Work: Second-Generation Immigrant Women in Norway

Authors Marjan Nadim
Year 2014
Journal Name The Sociological Review
Citations (WoS) 6
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4877 Journal Article

OnBricoleursandWorkers: Young Second-generation Men in Switzerland

Authors Monika Muller
Year 2014
Journal Name Journal of Intercultural Studies
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4878 Journal Article

Questions of Friendship and Degrees of Transnationality among Second-Generation Return Migrants to Barbados

Authors Joan Phillips, Robert B. Potter
Year 2009
Journal Name Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Citations (WoS) 5
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4880 Journal Article

Unsettling Resettlement: Examining Local Dynamics of Refugee Integration in the United States Amid National Policy Change

Authors Emily Frazier, Emily Frazier
Year 2024
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies
Citations (WoS) 1
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4881 Journal Article

Human Services Providers’ Perspectives on Refugee Resettlement in the United States before and after the 2016 Presidential Election

Authors Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez, Paul N. McDaniel, Matthew Tikhonovsky
Year 2020
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies
Citations (WoS) 3
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4882 Journal Article

Migration and Public Policy

Authors Vaughan Robinson
Year 1999
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4883 Book

Living race together: the role of partner's race in racial/ethnic differences in smoking

Authors Jenifer Bratter, Mary E. Campbell, Jarron M. Saint Onge
Year 2017
Journal Name Ethnicity & Health
Citations (WoS) 2
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4884 Journal Article

Making Americans: Immigration, Race, and the Origins of a Diverse Democracy. By Desmond King. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2000. 320p. $45.00.

Authors Edwina Barvosa-Carter
Year 2001
Journal Name American Political Science Review
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4887 Journal Article

The Colours of Exploitation: Smuggling of Rohingyas from Myanmar to Malaysia

Authors Andika Ab. Wahab
Year 2018
Journal Name AKADEMIKA
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4888 Journal Article

Size and Selectivity Patterns among Israeli Born Immigrants in OECD Countries

Authors Yinon COHEN
Description
Abstract In recent years, there has been much concern about the size and selectivity of the Israeli emigrant population. This paper focuses on two issues regarding Israeli emigrants. First, it focuses on their number and distribution in various destination countries; while the second part of the paper deals with patterns of self-selection among emigrants, namely, the skill level of Israelis who select themselves to leave Israel for various destination countries. The paper addresses these issues using the DIOC (Database on Immigrants in OECD Countries) which includes information on the foreign born (including Israeli-born) from censuses and population registers in OECD countries. The findings suggest that Israeli emigration has increased in the past two decades, but that most of the increase was in the 1990s, and was due to the emigration of foreign-born Israelis, rather than the emigration of native-born Israelis. Based on the DIOC, 164,000 Israeli-born emigrants, aged 15 years and over, resided in 25 OECD countries in 2000. Two thirds of the emigrants were in the US, and 85% in the Anglo-Saxon countries (the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland). France is the only non Anglo-Saxon country where over 5,000 Israelis resided. Based on Israeli and American sources, this paper also presents estimates for the total size of the Israeli-born emigrant population (including children under 15 and including non-OECD countries), as well as estimates for the number of foreign-born Israeli emigrants from Israel. The selectivity of Israeli emigrants, measured by education, occupation, employment status, and age is most positive in the Anglo-Saxon countries, especially the US, where the returns on skills are the highest. By contrast, the least skilled Israeli emigrants choose Scandinavian countries, where the labor markets are relatively rigid, and returns on skills tend to be the lowest. Selectivity for other European countries is somewhere in the middle, but the emerging, unregulated and unequal economies of Eastern Europe appear to attract very few, albeit highly-skilled, Israelis. These findings are consistent with migration selectivity theory which anticipates that high-skilled immigrants will choose destinations where their skills will be generously compensated. Additional support for the hypothesis that the skilled choose destinations with higher returns on skills, is evident from an analysis of very high skilled Israeli-born emigrants, those holding a Ph.D. degree or its equivalent. There are at least 5,600 such emigrants in OECD countries, and about 75% of them reside in the US. In the Anglo-Saxon countries (but not in continental Europe) about 40% of them are employed in colleges and universities. While only 7% of those with a Ph.D. in the US and other Anglo-Saxon countries do not work, the respective proportion in Europe is much higher, implying that the unobserved skills of many Israeli Ph.D.s in Europe are not as high as their (observed) high educational degree. Put differently, the unobserved skills of highly-educated Israeli emigrants are more positive in the US and Anglo-Saxon countries than in Europe. Finally, the relationship between selectivity and returns to skills are also demonstrated in correlations between labor market characteristics and immigrant skills. Résumé Le volume et la sélectivité de la population émigrante d’Israël ont connu un gain d’intérêt ces dernières années. Ce papier focalise sur deux problématiques concernant les émigrés israéliens. D’abord, il présente leurs effectifs et distribution dans divers pays de destination. Ensuite, il traite des modes d’auto sélection parmi les émigrants ; c’est-à-dire du niveau de qualification des israéliens qui se sélectionnent eux-mêmes pour quitter Israël et se diriger vers divers pays de destination. Le papier aborde la question en utilisant la base de données sur les immigrés dans les pays de l’OCDE (Database on Immigrants in OECD countries, DIOC) qui contient les informations sur les personnes nés à l’étranger (y compris les natifs d’Israël), extraites des recensements et des registres de population dans les pays OCDE. Les données montrent que le volume de l’émigration israélienne a augmenté pendant les deux dernières décennies, surtout au cours des années 1990, et que cette émigration est plus le fait des israéliens nés en dehors d’Israël que des israéliens nés en Israël. Selon la base de données DIOC, 164.000 émigrés natifs d’Israël, âgés de 15 ans et plus, résident dans 25 pays OCDE en 2000. Deux tiers des émigrés étaient aux Etats Unis et 85% dans les pays anglo-saxons (Etats-Unis, Canada, Royaume-Uni, Nouvelle-Zélande et Irlande). La France est le seul pays non anglo-saxon où résident 5.000 israéliens. En se basant sur des sources israéliennes et américaines, ce papier présente aussi des estimations de l’effectif total de la population émigrée native d’Israël (y compris les moins de 15 ans et les non-résidents dans les pays OCDE) ainsi que des estimations de l’effectif des émigrés israéliens nés en dehors d’Israël. La sélectivité des émigrés israéliens, mesurée par l’éducation, la profession, la situation dans la profession et l’âge, est la plus positive dans les pays anglo-saxons, notamment les Etats-Unis, où les récompenses des compétences sont élevées. A l’opposé, les moins qualifiés des émigrés israéliens optent pour les pays scandinaves, où les marchés du travail sont relativement rigides et les récompenses des qualifications comptent parmi les plus basses. La sélectivité pour les autres pays européens se situe quelque part entre les deux, mais l’émergence d’économies non régulés et inégalitaires en Europe de l’Est semble attirer très peu de migrants israéliens qui, toutefois, disposent de très hautes qualifications. Ce résultat est compatible avec la théorie de la sélectivité de la migration qui prévoit que les migrants hautement qualifiés choisissent les destinations où leurs qualifications seront généreusement récompensées. Un autre appui pour l’hypothèse selon laquelle les qualifiés optent pour les destinations avec des récompenses élevées pour les compétences est mis en évidence à partir de l’analyse d’émigrants très hautement qualifiés natifs d’Israël, notamment ceux qui disposent d’un niveau Ph.D. ou équivalent. Il y a au moins 5.600 émigrants du genre dans les pays OCDE dont environ 75% aux Etats-Unis. Dans les pays anglo-saxons (mais pas l’Europe continentale), près de 40% d’entre eux sont employés dans des instituts supérieurs et universités. Au même temps, seulement 7% de ceux disposant d’un Ph.D. et résidant aux Etats-Unis et autres pays anglo-saxons ne travaillent pas. Cette proportion est beaucoup plus élevée en Europe impliquant que les qualifications non observées de la plupart des détenteurs d’un Ph.D. en Europe ne sont pas aussi élevées que leur haut niveau d’éducation (observé). Autrement dit, les qualifications non observées des émigrés israéliens disposant d’un haut niveau d’éducation sont plus positives aux Etats-Unis qu’en Europe. Finalement, la relation entre sélectivité et récompenses pour compétences a été aussi démontrée dans les corrélations entre les caractéristiques du marché du travail et les compétences des migrants.
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The inverse care law and the significance of income for utilization of longterm care services in a Nordic welfare state

Authors Hanna Mac Innes, Kieran Walsh, Torun Osterberg
Year 2021
Journal Name SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE
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4890 Journal Article

Impacts of refugee flows to territorial development in Europe

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The so-called migration and refugee crisis is one of the most contentious topics on the EU agenda in the current context. The recent events related to the Syrian civil war, political turmoil in Libya and the subsequent influx of refugees and other migrants towards Europe as well as perceptions caused by internal migration that led to ‘Brexit’ have had a polarsing effect on Europe. Therefore, territorial evidence on the flows of asylum seekers and refugees, their distribution between and within EU countries, regions and cities, impact on socio-economic development as well as information on crisis management and integration is in high demand. The ESPON applied research activity “Impacts of refugee flows to territorial development in Europe” addresses these issues and aims to provide relevant territorial evidence and policy recommendations. The research aims to answer the following questions: How does the distribution of asylum seekers and refugees look like at regional and urban level and how has this been changing over time as a result of European and national policy decisions in recent decades? What skills and qualifications do the refugees possess and how does the influx of refugees impact the recipient countries´ regional and local labour markets and demographic imbalances (especially concerning regions which are facing the challenges of losing population and ageing)? Do the skills and qualifications meet the needs of local labour markets and how do they compete with local population and regular migrants? How are different European regions and cities located in arrival, transit and destination countries responding to the refugee crisis in terms of providing humanitarian aid, services (accommodation, material support, healthcare provision, education, language courses, labour market programmes), community building, internal distribution of refugees and medium and long term integration? How does the diversity within Europe in terms of integration policies at regional and local levels look like? What are the main challenges and what are the good policy responses and the best practices for successful integration of refugees into the local communities, societies and labour markets at regional and local levels? What kind of support do they need? How successful have the integration measures been in the past? How to improve the use of existing funding opportunities? Is there a need to improve the legislation? What kind of impacts would the implementation of the proposal of European relocation scheme generate to European countries regions and cities? How are countries redistributing refugees internally? What are the main concerns for the host countries and communities? Consortium: VVA Europe, IT (lead contractor), Istituto per la Ricerca Sociale, IT, InTER - Insitute for Territorial Economic Development, SRB Central European University, HU International Centre for Migration Policy and Development (ICMPD), AT Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, BE Bernd Parusel, SE Bastian A. Vollmer, DE Richard Williams, UK Gianni Antonio Carbonaro, UK
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ESTIMATING NET INTERRACIAL MOBILITY IN THE UNITED STATES: A RESIDUAL METHODS APPROACH

Authors Anthony Daniel Perez, Charles Hirschman
Year 2009
Journal Name Sociological Methodology
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A prospect of staying? Differentiated access to integration for asylum seekers in Germany

Authors Caroline Schultz
Year 2019
Journal Name Ethnic and Racial Studies
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Faces of globalization and the borders of states: from asylum seekers to citizens

Authors Paul James
Year 2014
Journal Name Citizenship Studies
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4894 Journal Article

So Seldom for Us, So Often Against Us

Authors Esmeralda M. A. Thomhill
Year 2007
Journal Name Journal of Black Studies
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4895 Journal Article

Self-generated asylum evidence: Scripting, staging and desperation in the assessment process

Authors Ben Laws, Ben Laws
Year 2024
Journal Name Journal of Refugee Studies
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4897 Journal Article

Placed in Time. Migration Policies and Temporalities of (Im)Mobility Across the Eastern European Borders

Authors Roberta Altin, Stefano degli Uberti
Year 2022
Journal Name Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies
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Refugees and Guesthood in Turkey

Authors Lamis Abdelaaty
Year 2019
Journal Name Journal of Refugee Studies
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Navigating the twisted path of gaslighting: A manifestation of epistemic injustice for Palestinian women entrepreneurs

Authors Wojdan Omran, Shumaila Yousafzai
Year 2023
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