Migration - Family
Tensin3 is a negative regulator of cell migration and all four Tensin family members are downregulated in human kidney cancer.
... cell migration and invasion ...reduced migration towards a fibronectin gradient as compared to mock-transfected ...inhibited migration to the same degree, indicating that the effect is independent of ...
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"What does it mean to exist within (home)places?": migration and everydayness family life bound with curriculum and schooling
... about migration and everydayness family life bound with school were filled not only by the sound of voices and written words but also with smiles or laughter, pauses or silences, fragrances, moods, colors ...
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Crossing African Borders: migration and mobility
... In 1999 K. K. left his parental home of Kindu in the surrounding area of Kalima to move to Bukavu at the age of 32. From the description he gave about his social background, his parents were very poor. The father had ...
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Geography of European Migration
... At the first stage, a group of immigrants is granted permanent residence — this can be political asylum or any other ‘humanitarian’ mechanism. Later, the immigrant community starts to grow with an influx of new refugees ...
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Linking migration and parent academic involvement
... past migration on parent involvement, including the dimension of school ...of migration on parental aspirations has reversed its sign and it is now highly ...for family composition and school ...
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Regional migration, insurance and economic shocks
... internal migration, Gr¨ oger and Zylberberg ( 2016 ) provide evidence on the insurance role of internal remittances from labour migrants in the aftermath of a strong typhoon in ...labour migration, whereas ...
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Essays on international migration
... household migration history and the detailed structure of the family including the biological links between household ...international migration and a high polygamy rate: 35 percent of mothers in our ...
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Mapping the Return Migration Research Field
... immediate family member, typically one or more parents, rather than the person who is now in the process of ...return migration decision in respect to ideas about a ‘home’ in which the returnee has never ...
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Rural-urban migration in Ethiopia
... advantages of remaining behind. Such strategies might involve weighing up the chances of inding work in town against the possibility that one might come across a good deal on renting land in the rural areas. Access to ...
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On Migration and Security: Europe managing migration from Sub-Saharan Africa
... irregular migration, and thus earned a certain ...worse. Migration in Mali is linked to upward mobility, within the family, within the ...the family, and to the status of his family in ...
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Migration and integration processes in Portugal
... of values, practices and social norms of immigrants. This understanding makes up a basic principle of openness to the other (Malheiros, 2011) that lead to a dialogue with this other. Dialogue is, in this case, conceived ...
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Migration and tourism demand
... The relationship between tourism and immigration in Portugal has not been investigated till yet. Immigration and tourism have a complex and dynamic nature. One reason for this descriptive relation is associated with the ...
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Family and health
... the family approach. In the Region, Chile’s family-oriented care model has been developed in the context of health sector reform to more effectively respond to the challenges of primary health ...
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João Peixoto" MIGRATION, LABOUR MARKETS AND EMBEDDEDNESS: THE SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION OF
... I n considering this point, we would like to argue that the relative potential of the different explanations is not the same. This does not mean that some explanations are consistently “better” than others. I nstead, we ...
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Family genealogical memory
... Salema family, father and son, were preparing to hold a title of Familiar of the Inquisition, the suspicions raised about them were rather ...Christian family was not only longstanding but regularly ...
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Family and health
... 22. Families in crisis in the Region have increased; societies can no longer assume that all families will protect and nurture their members. Child abuse, neglect, sexual exploitation, spousal and other domestic ...
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Migration and border making in Portugal
... migrants have continued to enter the country with temporary visas, overstaying with an irregular status and working in the informal economy (Peixoto et al., 2009). Some of them benefited from a series of regularisation ...
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Migration, human capital, and climate change
... International migration affects knowledge ac- cumulation, as well-educated people exhibit much greater propensity to emigrate than do the less educated and tend to agglomerate in countries/regions with high ...
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Defining lifestyle migration
... of migration, I want to argue that there is a strong case for describing the majority of the Northern Europeans who choose to make a home in the Algarve as lifestyle ...of migration is clearly not motivated ...
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Socio-Economic Determinants of International Migration
... stock migration rate, which is close to a sum of net migration rates over years, on other variables that relate purely to the year ...of migration on ...of migration is not large enough to ...
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