Comparing the experience of five major emigration countries

Comparing the experience of five major emigration countries

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This paper summarises and compares the findings of studies of five major emigration countries – India, Mexico, Morocco, the Philippines and Turkey. It discusses the extent to which the five countries share significant common characteristics, so that a comparative analysis may provide useful insights...

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Autor principal:	Castles, S
Formato:	Working paper
Idioma:	English
Publicado em:	International Migration Institute 2007
Assuntos:	Migration

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