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From 'safe haven' to 'zone of precarity': locating Istanbul through the perceptions and everyday urban practices of skilled migrants. [PDF]
Comp Migr StudTuncer E.
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A systematic-narrative hybrid review of evidence: Exploring how corporate social responsibility initiatives impact population health. [PDF]
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Book review: J. Baylis, S. Smith: The Globalization of World Politics An introduction to international relations (Oxford University Press, New York 2005) [PDF]
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Foreign Direct Investment and "Less Favoured Regions". Greek FDI in Bulgaria and Romania [PDF]
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International Journal of Computational Economics and Econometrics, 2022
This paper explores the factors that affect the decisions of policy makers at the national level for what concerns engaging in transnational joint research activities and mobilising dedicated financial resources. The authors test whether different levels of proximity are likely to influence the emergence of similar patterns across countries in terms of
Zinilli Antonio +2 more
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This paper explores the factors that affect the decisions of policy makers at the national level for what concerns engaging in transnational joint research activities and mobilising dedicated financial resources. The authors test whether different levels of proximity are likely to influence the emergence of similar patterns across countries in terms of
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Sexualised politics of proximities among female transnational migrants in Singapore
Population, Space and Place, 2009AbstractIn going beyond the general observation in the geographical literature that migrant women are often rendered ‘out of place’ in both globalisation discourses and the material spaces of the global city, we draw on a comparative frame in order to tease out more specific insights.
Yeoh, B.S.A., Huang, S.
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2020
Taking its point of departure in existing proximity theories, in relation to the transnational flows and reception of audiovisual content, this chapter shows how three types of proximity have influenced the acquisition and reception of Danish television drama in eight territories around the world.
Pia Majbritt Jensen +1 more
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Taking its point of departure in existing proximity theories, in relation to the transnational flows and reception of audiovisual content, this chapter shows how three types of proximity have influenced the acquisition and reception of Danish television drama in eight territories around the world.
Pia Majbritt Jensen +1 more
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Global Networks, 2016
The proliferation of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and new media environments has begun to challenge the premise that strong relationships require face-to-face interactions. It is the expansion and enhancement of technologies of communication such as the internet, smartphones and social media that have contributed to the recent ...
Baldassar, Loretta +3 more
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The proliferation of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and new media environments has begun to challenge the premise that strong relationships require face-to-face interactions. It is the expansion and enhancement of technologies of communication such as the internet, smartphones and social media that have contributed to the recent ...
Baldassar, Loretta +3 more
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World Development, 2009
Risk pooling literature argues the need for geographic proximity to ensure the functioning of informal insurance arrangements. This paper investigates whether these arrangements exist between migrants and their network members back home and, if so, how they work in the absence of geographic proximity.
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Risk pooling literature argues the need for geographic proximity to ensure the functioning of informal insurance arrangements. This paper investigates whether these arrangements exist between migrants and their network members back home and, if so, how they work in the absence of geographic proximity.
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