'Push factors' diaporamas de présentation

Immigration in America

Immigration in America Songhua Hu Sociology Department Stanford University songhua@stanford.edu Part I Chinese, Koreans, Japanese ? Asian Americans Asian American Immigration Basic Questions:

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Capital Account Liberalization and Crises

Capital Account Liberalization and Crises. Thorvaldur Gylfason. IMF Institute/Joint Vienna Institute Course on Macroeconomic Management and Natural Resource Management Vienna , 31 January - 11 February 2011. Outline. Capital flows and crises Costs and benefits Conceptual framework

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The Gilded Age 1878-1889

The Gilded Age 1878-1889. The growth of industry and a wave of immigrants marked this period in American history . The production of iron and steel rose dramatically and western resources like lumber, gold, and silver increased the demand for improved transportation.

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Standard 3: Movement

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Offshore Outsourcing

Offshore Outsourcing. Travis Larsen, Lara Osmond, Billy Palmer, Kyle Smith, April Young, John Youngberg . Background: Offshoring and Outsourcing. These terms have had various meanings and are used interchangeably in some of the literature, to clarify:

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East & Southeast Asia Geography

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EMF Conference Brussels, 14 th - 16 th December 2005

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ANTH 1013 Week 7 Chapter 6: Anthropological Explanations and Chapter 7: Analysing Sociocultural Systems

ANTH 1013 Week 7 Chapter 6: Anthropological Explanations and Chapter 7: Analysing Sociocultural Systems. Steward in retrospect. Cultural ecologist accused of environmental determinism Civilizations in Americas, Asia, Africa evolve in similar econiches,

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What is Immigration?

What is Immigration?. Immigration is the movement of people from one country or region to another in order to make a new home. What is an immigrant?. An immigrant is a person who moves from one country or region to another in order to make a new home. Why do people move?.

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Picking Out the Pieces

Sat Ananda Hayden, MSN, RN Doctoral Student, Public Policy Lutchmie Narine, Ph D Director, Masters of Health Administration Associate Professor, College of Health and Human Services Rose Marie Tong, Ph D Distinguished Professor in Health Care Ethics

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Chapter 3 Migration

Chapter 3 Migration. Key Issue 1: Why Do People Migrate?. Migration. Migration is the long-term movement of a person from one political jurisdiction to another. It can include movement at many different scales, from one neighborhood to another or from one continent to another. Emigration.

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Starter Activity:

Starter Activity:. Imagine you are 30 years old and are moving from Wolverhampton to live in another town. - Write down why you would want to leave Wolverhampton. Why would you want to go to a different town?. Mezzogiorno or Milan?. Learning Objectives:

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Indian Tourist Market

Indian Tourist Market. Global Outbound Indian Tourists 2001-2006. Top Destinations for Indian Tourists (2007). Purpose of Visit. Places of Origin. Indian Tourists to Thailand. Gender Male : 75% Female: 25% Frequency of Visit First Visit: 47.60% Revisit 52.40%

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CANADA IMMIGRATION

CANADA IMMIGRATION. Immigrant: A person who comes to a new country to live there permanently Emigrant: A person who moves away from a country permanently. Canada Immigration. Immigrants or descendants of immigrants make up 98% of Canadians

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Immigration Unit Vocabulary

Immigration Unit Vocabulary. Vocabulary QUIZ on Friday. Migration. The process of relocating to a new region. immigrant. A person who leaves one area to settle in another . push factor. A reason that causes people to leave an area. pull factor.

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The Great Migration: British Immigration 1815 - 50

The Great Migration: British Immigration 1815 - 50. Canadian History October 2006. Population of BNA, 1806-51. Why leave Europe? Push Factors. The Napoleonic Wars ended in 1815 causing an economic depression & high unemployment Massive population growth

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Looking Back to the Future: Integrating Health and Social Care In Troubled Times

Looking Back to the Future: Integrating Health and Social Care In Troubled Times. Tom Forbes & Robin Fincham, Stirling Management School Paul Williams, Cardiff Metropolitan University. The context. There is a long and chequered history of efforts to integrate health and social care in the UK

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Late 1800s US Immigration

Late 1800s US Immigration . The Spirit of Immigration.

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The Agency of West African Diaspora in Ending Underdevelopment

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