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Migration and Return Migration
2016Simply stated, the Turkish migrant population in Europe is large. In 2010, more than 1.6 million Turks lived in Germany, more than 450,000 in France, more than 370,000 in the Netherlands, and in excess of 110,000 in Austria. In total, more than 2.9 million Turks lived in the countries of the EU, with more than 56 per cent of these in Germany.
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International Migration Review, 1978
After surveying the historical and legal background of the return migration to Israel, the empirical investigation reported in this paper—based on a random sample of Israeli citizens who returned during 1970 from the U.S., Canada, and France—addressed itself to the subject of motivations to migrate.
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After surveying the historical and legal background of the return migration to Israel, the empirical investigation reported in this paper—based on a random sample of Israeli citizens who returned during 1970 from the U.S., Canada, and France—addressed itself to the subject of motivations to migrate.
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The Return of Return: Migration, Asia and Theory
2014Some scholars have argued that the notion of “return” should give way to transnational mobility and circular exchange. But at the same time return migrations of different types are on the rise in Asia and beyond since the 1990s, and return is becoming a defining factor of how transnational migration in general is managed, as evidenced by circular ...
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Savings, remittances, and return migration
Economics Letters, 1992"We use a data set of immigrants to West Germany to simultaneously study both savings and remittances which we relate to individual characteristics, economic variables, migration experiences and remigration plans. Section 2 discusses the basic hypotheses and explains the data.
L, Merkle, K F, Zimmermann
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Genetic implications of return migration
Biodemography and Social Biology, 1983Abstract Comparison of birthplaces of parents and offspring in Longford, Ireland, shows a high proportion of offspring with birthplaces outside of Ireland. Upon closer examination it was found that the majority of these children had parents who themselves were born in Ireland. These findings indicate a high rate of return migration, whereby an emigrant
J H, Relethford, F C, Lees
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Return migration in a Scottish context
Regional Studies, 1979Bell D. N. F. and Kirwan F. X. (1979) Return migration in a Scottish context, Reg. Studies 13, 101–111. A model is specified which hypothesises that return migrants may be an important component of the flow of migration from higher to lower income regions.
, Bell Dnf, F X, Kirwan
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Return migration and development : the significance of migration cycles
2015There are inescapable facts and evidence when it comes to dealing with the return of migrants and their reintegration. Defining concrete policy measures aimed at ensuring the completeness of returnees’ migration cycles will, at a certain point, be a key challenge that migration and development stakeholders in both countries of origin and destination ...
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Migration Flows, Their Determinants and the Effects of Return Migration
Journal of Political Economy, 1971The analysis of migration flows is naturally concerned with the relationships between migration and such variables as incomes or income differentials, employment opportunities, and distance. But before this can proceed, a prior question needs to be answered: whether to study gross or net migration flows.
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Ireland, Migration and Return Migration
2019Drawing on historical, literary and cultural studies perspectives, this book examines the phenomenon of the “Returned Yank” in the cultural imagination, taking as its point of departure the most exhaustively discussed Returned Yank narrative, The Quiet Man (dir. John Ford, 1952).
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Polish Return and Double Return Migration
Europe-Asia Studies, 2013Regional surveys indicate that about half the Poles who migrated since 2004 are living back in Poland. However, surveys of returnees also suggest that most are not committed to settling. This article explores why, looking at re-integration problems common worldwide, but also at the specifics of post-communist Poland, such as regional inequalities, job ...
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