Titlebook: Citizenship, Belonging and Intergenerational Relations in African Migration; Claudine Attias-Donfut,Joanne Cook,Louise Waite (S Book 2012

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African Migration in its National and Global Context Africa. Internal migration in this region has always been significant and today almost 17 million citizens of different countries in sub-Saharan Africa are living in a foreign land; only 2 per cent of them are settled in a country outside the African continent — for example, labour migration to Sou

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Country Monographs: Franceyed in non-qualified sectors is no longer the dominant figure of the immigrant population. Today we see many people coming from African countries considered to be ‘rich’, oil producers or exporters of agricultural foodstuffs. These immigrants have a relatively high level of education and are often C

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Country Monographs: Britainrt cities of London, Liverpool, Bristol and Cardiff. These numbers began to grow during World War II with the arrival of relatively small numbers of Africans working as seamen, armed forced personnel and wartime workers. Yet it was during the post-World War II economic rebuilding that migration flow

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Country Monographs: Post-Apartheid South Africamigration of workers from other parts of Africa (Davies and Head, 1995). In fact, the analysis of census data since 1911 has shown that about 6 per cent of the country’s population comprised non-South Africans from the region. In 1961, for example, there were 836,000 regional migrants in the country

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Understanding African Migration: Intergenerational Relations, Citizenship and Belonging in a Comparaouth trajectories where ‘south’ arbitrarily but unambiguously refers to the African continent and ‘north’ to the UK and France (see Blakewell (2009) for a detailed critical discussion on the south-north categorisation). It does so from the lived experiences of two-generational migrant families and h

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Spacetime and the Nature of Quantum Objectsthis new era (Urry, 2000; Vertovec, 2009) is profoundly shaped by the globalised economic, socio-political and cultural relations which impact on the everyday lives of migrants and their receiving communities. Subsequently, the emerging focus on the integration of migrants into cohesive communities

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Dominic G. B. Edelen,Albert G. Wilson Africa. Internal migration in this region has always been significant and today almost 17 million citizens of different countries in sub-Saharan Africa are living in a foreign land; only 2 per cent of them are settled in a country outside the African continent — for example, labour migration to Sou

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