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The Determinants of Migration: In Search of Turning Points,ty abroad. This raises the question of how labor migration in one period affects migration in subsequent periods, and the channels through which migration affects economic and job growth in migrant-sending countries. There is no automatic link between migration and development, so that countries are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92627-8mplexity, it has been studied from the perspective of different social disciplines. Social scientists agree that it might not be possible or desirable to arrive at a unified theory, capable of explaining all the components of the migratory phenomenon. Therefore, many theories have been elaborated, w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33624-0t emphasis on managed circular migration as a triple win situation bringing benefits to all three parties involved—migrant workers, destination countries and origin countries. The objective of the Chapter is to assess the theoretical underpinnings of the issue of circular migration as reflected in A

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DEN KUNSTMARKT BESSER VERSTEHEN,a reflection on common themes in Europe’s crisis of multiculturalism. The most obvious common theme in this crisis is Islam and problems of Muslim integration. Accordingly, this paper addresses the role of religion and Islam in Europe’s multiculturalism crisis, and elaborates on the “muscular libera

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-4854-4ince the 1990s. Korea accepted multiculturalism discourse and policy with great enthusiasm. Given a small number of immigrants, especially a smaller number of permanent residents, the enthusiasm for multiculturalism that Korean people have shown so far is quite surprising and unusual. The drive behi

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