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- Migration in Post-Soviet Azerbaijan. Iunusov, A.S. // Russian Politics & Law;May/Jun2003, Vol. 41 Issue 3, p69
Discusses the issue of work migration among Azerbaijan's population after the breakup of the Soviet Union. Businesses in which the migrating population was involved; Data on officially registered unemployed people according to the State Committee on Statistics of Azerbaijan; Countries to which...
- Chinese Immigrant Families in Australia: A Variety of Experiences. Crissman, Lawrence W. // Journal of Comparative Family Studies;Spring91, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p25
This paper begins by suggesting an estimate of 200,000 (or 1 1/4 per cent of the total population) of the number of Chinese in Australia in 1988, but makes the point that the aggregate number is not very salient because of the great diversity in the backgrounds of the 'Chinese' in the country....
- Canada's Immigration Problems. Navone, John J. // America;4/23/1960, Vol. 103 Issue 4, p106
The article focuses on the three major problems that postwar immigrants face in Canada. The problems include integration, unemployment and emigration. It states that the problem of integration arises when immigrants failed to adjust to the Canadian community. It tells that even though the...
- Economic Structure and Context: Demographics and Labor Markets. // Greece Country Monitor;Mar2012, p21
The article forecasts the labor market of Greece. The population of the country is still rising despite the stabilization of the inward migration rates. The unemployment rate is higher compared to other counties due to deep structural unemployment. It also mentions that the labor market...
- No peacekeepers here. Sellers, Jeff M. // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;09/27/99, Vol. 26 Issue 37, p7
Focuses on the lack of surveillance on the coasts of Canada as of September 1999. Invasion of Chinese migrants; Comments of Rear Admiral Ron Buck; Effect of budget cuts and United Nations missions; Expectation that more migrant ships will slip into Canadian territorial waters until the winter...
- Dreaming Inside a Walled City: Imagination, Gender and the Roots of Immigration. Sin Yih Teo, Luann // Asian & Pacific Migration Journal;2003, Vol. 12 Issue 4, p411
Focusing on the phase before immigration occurs, this paper examines the social and cultural embeddedness, as well as gendered nature, of migration decisions. Based upon focus groups and interviews with recent immigrants from the People's Republic of China in Vancouver, Canada, I explore...
- Thriving Amid the Chaos. Knipp, Steven // World & I;May2003, Vol. 18 Issue 5, p166
Focuses on the presence and condition of the Chinese community in Northern Ireland as of May 2003. Indication of the existence of numerous Chinese restaurants in the Belfast area; Reasons for the indifference of Chinese to religion and politics in the region; Causes of the migration from Asia...
- The Carters/ZIMBABWE. Haller, Melissa // Cincinnati;Jul2004, Vol. 37 Issue 10, p60
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- Immigration. // World Almanac & Book of Facts;2008, p11
An almanac entry for the state of immigration in the U.S. is presented. There were an estimated 11.6 million illegal immigrants in the U.S. in 2006. Of that number, about 56.9% were born in Mexico. 1.3 million legal immigrants were admitted to the country in 2006. Almost a quarter, 24.5%, of the...
