“In addition to effective and extensive labor-recruitment and employment networks, personal transnational networks between Japanese-Brazilians living in Brazil and Japan have also expanded the migrant flow by increasing the number of chain migrants called over their families or friends who …

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“Despite their middle-class socioeconomic and educational status in Brazil, they are employed mainly in unskilled jobs in Japanese small and medium-sized firms in the manufacturing sector.” The statement shows that Brazilian-Japanese despite their middle-class socio-economic status in Brazil, accepted to work …

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Using Pessar 1999, provide at least 3 examples of immigrant women’s “gains” and “losses” in terms of the emancipatory nature of migration. Use different groups in the US to explain your answer. Unmarried Dominican women are considered as bad if …

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What is the main reason behind the high levels of Asian immigrants’ self-employment and self-employed entrepreneurship? Reason Asian immigrants’ self-employment and self-employed entrepreneurship? There are two major reasons for high level of Asian immigrants’ self-employment and self-employed entrepreneurship. Firstly United …

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What is the main difference between early twenty centuries immigrant adaptation and today’s new immigrants’ forms of assimilation? Discuss at least two main differences. Adaptation in the early twenty centuries was a challenging task due to limited availability of social …

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