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Emigrants and Immigrants Networks in FDI [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006 This paper studies the relationship between emigration, immigration and the bilateral foreign direct investments (FDI), inward and outward, between Italy and 51 foreign countries. The results suggest that the networks of Italian emigrants abroad significantly promote both inward and outward bilateral FDI.
Marina Murat, Barbara Pistoresi
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From Immigration to Emigration in Spain [PDF]
, 2021 Spain is an example of an EU country in which the culture of migration is here described. The history of migration, migration flows and economic indicators as push factors are presented. In comparison with the analysed cases of Lithuania and Portugal, it is noticeable that earlier immigrants to Spain became emigrants during the last emigration period.
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Emigrant and immigrant networks in FDI
Applied Economics Letters, 2009This article studies the relationship between emigration, immigration and the bilateral foreign direct investments (FDI), inward and outward, between Italy and 51 foreign countries. The results suggest that the networks of Italian emigrants abroad significantly promote both inward and outward bilateral FDI. The overall influence of immigrants is weaker.
MURAT, Marina Giovanna +1 more
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Social information and emigration: lessons from immigrants [PDF]
Ecology Letters, 2007 Abstract‘Should I stay or should I go?’ is a fundamental question facing any candidate for emigration, as emigrating without outside information has major costs. Most studies on this topic have concentrated on risk‐reducing strategies (e.g. exploration) developed after leaving the natal habitat.
Julien Cote, Jean Clobert, Jean Clobert
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Journal of Palestine Studies, 2007
(2007). Immigrants and Emigrants. Journal of Palestine Studies: Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. 113-114.
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(2007). Immigrants and Emigrants. Journal of Palestine Studies: Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. 113-114.
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The “Emigration, Migration, and Immigration” of Prostate Cancer
Clinical Prostate Cancer, 2005In the vast majority of cases, cancer continues to be an incurable disease when it has spread beyond the primary organ. Most cancer research and therapy design to date has focused on chemotherapy directed at killing the replicating tumor cells.
Kenneth J. Pienta, Robert D. Loberg
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Emigration and Immigration in Italy: Recent Trends [PDF]
LABOUR, 1988 ABSTRACT: During the eighties Italy has evolved into being a receiver of immigration. However, the existence of large Italian communities abroad, and the persistence of exit migratory flows (although amply compensated by re‐entry flows) show that the connotation of Italy as a country of emigration still persists.
Enrico Pugliese, Francesco Calvanese
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1983
Emigration/immigration and citizenship are discrete phenomena: entering or leaving a country need not affect the citizenship status of the migrant. Soviet law recognizes the dichotomy by serving notice that the residence of a citizen of the USSR abroad does not per se ensue in loss of the citizenship of the USSR (Art.5).
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Emigration/immigration and citizenship are discrete phenomena: entering or leaving a country need not affect the citizenship status of the migrant. Soviet law recognizes the dichotomy by serving notice that the residence of a citizen of the USSR abroad does not per se ensue in loss of the citizenship of the USSR (Art.5).
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Emigration, Immigration and Temporary Visits
2021Geographical mobility was typical for engineers. They wanted to learn from technical procedures in other countries. In this investigation of graduates from two institutes of technology, it has been fruitful to distinguish between foreigners coming to the institutes, and domestic graduates going abroad. The latter sometimes were there either as visitors
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