..., and the worker is required to either return home or reapply for a new work permit. Under Canad... system between Canada and the Philippines. Managed migration represents a new model of immig...
...'s Republic of China, India, the Philippines, and Pakistan, accounted for two-thirds of all new... clear, however, is that trans-Pacific migration from Asia has transformed Canada in the last 25 ye..., the new Pacific Canada is also a return to an old Pacific Canada, a world in which migrati...
...He returned the favour by providing a forged Canadian passport...The notion of hijra or migration has also been distorted by Al Qaeda to support cal... Sayyaf Islamist militant group in the Philippines was derived from the Afghan Sayyaf after the fathe...
Few efforts have been made to explore two emerging demographic features, the extra low fertility of the Taiwanese population, and a rapid increase in cross-border marriages. The objective of this research is to provide comparative estimates of fertility outcomes of marriage immigrants from Mainland China, Southeast Asia, and other countries. Through exploring the 2003 Survey of Foreign and Mainland Chinese Spouses' Living Conditions, this study gives us a first glimpse of how prevalent cross-border marriages are in Taiwanese society. While the headlines tend to portray an image that only old veterans and minority rural men are likely to marry an immigrant, the findings indeed show that an increased number of Taiwanese men have adopted cross-border marriage as an alternative. The fertili...
...Due to the sex-selective rural-urban migration, the sex imbalance in the rural population has eve... most by offering their own resources in return (Kalmijn, 1998:398). Even though a high degree of ... Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines. More than 90% of them were female, while Japanese...
[Brigitte]'s emotions are related to a cultural feature of American society and her native country; that is, there is a structural reality of linguistic differences between countries that causes Brigitte and all non-English mother tongue immigrants to have to struggle with language learning and cope with the frustrations that arise from this. But her emotions ultimately derive from the meaning she imputes to this cultural feature; that is, her emotions can be explained by the meaning that living in America versus living in Switzerland has for Brigitte. Speaking English all the time does not mean, for example, having an opportunity to perfect a language, but rather it means not being able to relax, and "livfing] on his terms." Similarly, her interpretation of how she speaks to people in ...
... where to live, mainly by analysts of migration (see Kanaiaupuni 2000 for a thorough review). This... a husband in one couple had been unable to return home for a number of years for political reasons, ... whose boyfriend is a waiter from the Philippines, describes:. He says he wants to go back to the Ph...
...He returned the favour by providing a forged Canadian passport...The notion of hijra or migration has also been distorted by Al Qaeda to support cal... Sayyaf Islamist militant group in the Philippines was derived from the Afghan Sayyaf after the fathe...
... the 1991 eruption of Pinatubo in the Philippines altered, for a brief period, global atmospheric ci...? To what extent did such changes force migration as people sought places more amenable to their way..., migration to new territory, or eventual return to the homeland, adapting as required to new condi...
This paper analyzes Public-Use Microdata Samples (PUMS) data from the 2000 US Census to ascertain whether evidence exists that subcultural norms survive immigration transitions to affect the fertility of the two largest Chinese immigrant subgroups, Cantonese and Mandarins, in the United States. The results indicate that the Cantonese, who are believed to be more pronatalistic and have higher fertility than the Mandarins in China, continue to exhibit these tendencies in the United States. A significant portion of the fertility disparity between the two groups can be explained by differences in migration experiences, demographic characteristics and socioeconomic status. Higher Cantonese fertility, however, persists even when all diese factors are controlled, suggesting a lingering effect ...
... their fertility because they may have to return to the strict-family-planning China (Hwang and Sae... countries such as Malaysia and the Philippines. On the other hand, Cantonese born in developed re...
The Iraqi modernization campaign was pursued from the 1960s until the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s when militarization became the primary concern for the central government, drastically curbing any attempts at modernizing the civil infrastructure of Iraq. With the invasion of Kuwait in August 1990, and the subsequent 13-year imposition of a ruthless regime of sanctions, the modernization process was brought to a complete halt. The collapse of the Iraqi socio-economic fabric under the sanctions regime, and the chaotic living conditions under the Anglo-American occupational forces (which followed the invasion in March 2003), contrast sharply with what the Iraqi people had enjoyed prior to the Gulf War in 1991, despite all the atrocities and the oppression of the Saddam Hussein regime. This ...
... family to the power of the state, which in return pledged to protect citizens against exploitation a...The work migration of male heads of households, both within Iraq and ... in countries including the Philippines and Honduras, through licensing of brothels and me...
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