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Population, Space and Place, Volume 29, Issue 1, January 2023., 2023 Abstract Since its reunification in 1990, Germany has been the destination of a large number of immigrants from Israel. They chose to settle in a country that is associated with the greatest tragedy in Jewish history, the Holocaust. Furthermore, they were raised in a country in which Holocaust memory and commemoration are major component of group ...
Uzi Rebhun
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Population, Space and Place, Volume 29, Issue 1, January 2023., 2023 Abstract In high‐income countries, migration redistributed populations from congested city centres into the sparsely populated outskirts, raising challenges to environmental and population health and the conservation of biodiversity. We evaluate whether this periurbanisation process came to a halt in Switzerland by expecting a decline in internal ...
Mathias Lerch
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Beyond brokering for recruitment: Education agents in Armenia
Population, Space and Place, Volume 29, Issue 1, January 2023., 2023 Abstract International student migration (ISM) makes up an increasingly significant part of all international migration. Scholars have unpacked various aspects of this global mobility. While ISM scholarship has largely focused on a particular stream of migration—namely, student migration from the Global South to the Global North—recent studies have ...
Daniel Fittante
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Spiritual Heritage of Mohammed Kurkiev
Izvestiâ Ûžnogo Federalʹnogo Universiteta: Filologičeskie Nauki, 2019 The article is devoted to the life and activities of Mohammed Kurkiev, scholar and Arabist, a well-known Muslim educator of Ingushetia and Afghanistan.
Marem A. Yalharoeva
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Asylum Seekers Crisis in Europe 2015: Debating Spaces of Fear and Security in Latvia
Journal on Baltic Security, 2015 In this paper we analyse emerging discourses of fear on the one hand and safety and security on the other. In the context of rupture - sudden, unprecedented asylum flows as well as the historical context of the fear and experience of losing the state’s ...
Lulle Aija, Ungure Elza
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ANALYSING NIGERIA-BOKO HARAM CONFLICT THROUGH THE PRISM OF MARX’S THEORY OF ECONOMIC DETERMINISM
Jurnal Sosiologi Agama, 2021 Karya ini menganalisis konflik antara Nigeria dan Boko Haram dari perspektif teori Determinisme Ekonomi Karl Marx. Dengan menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif berdasarkan data kepustakaan, penulis mencoba mencari ide yang dapat digunakan sebagai analisis ...
Moses Joseph Yakubu +1 more
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Developing a Multidimensional Measurement Scale for Diaspora Tourists’ Motivation
, 2020 Despite its increased recognition among tourism planners and destination governments, a lacuna exists regarding the motivation of diaspora tourists travelling to a destination they regard as an ancestral homeland.
F. Otoo, S. Kim, Youngjoon Choi
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Explaining the evolution of Turkey’s diaspora engagement policy: a holistic approach
Diaspora Studies, 2020 This article provides a comprehensive framework to explain why Turkey has adopted a pro-active diaspora agenda since the early 2000s. It shows that Turkey’s diaspora policy is the result of an amalgamation of domestic, transnational, and international ...
Ayca Arkilic
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Southern Economic Journal, Volume 89, Issue 3, Page 754-787, January 2023., 2023 Abstract In this article, I develop a measure of host country experience, which I call “relative time of arrival,” to explore differences between first‐ and second‐generation immigrants. This measure is finer than immigrant generation and expands on the widely used measures of years since migration and age at migration.
Marie C. Hull
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The role of satisfaction in labor diaspora dynamics: An analysis of BREXIT effects
Thunderbird International Business Review, Volume 65, Issue 1, Page 143-159, January/February 2023., 2023 Abstract In diaspora research, people's international mobility is often understood as a response to pull‐push forces on an economic macro‐level or as part of diasporic waves. However, labor diaspora formations are also influenced by micro‐level (i.e., individual perceptions) drivers related to work per se, such as satisfaction.
Maria Elo +2 more
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