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It's actually complicated. It's difficult to determine what category these migrants should fall under because no global definition exists. Why does that matter? Without a standard method of classification, there's no way to track how many people are affected or displaced by an environmental or ...
Read the passage and answer the questions.1 How many countries in the world are larger than Australia?2 What percentage of Australians are migrants from non-English speaking backgrounds?3 When did the Maor people arrive in New Zealand?Where in Europe is the region that New Zealand is named ...
How African migrants in China cope with barriers to health caredoi:10.1016/S2468-2667(20)30048-7Adams Bodomo a bAndrian Liem cLavinia Lin dBrian J Hall c eThe Lancet Public Health
The identification of three ancestral populations, which are hunter-gatherers, first farmers and Bronze Age migrants, echoes a pattern first uncovered in ancient DNA studies of Europeans, but with at least one major difference: Much of the ancestral diversity in Europe has faded over time as popul...
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While many work “informally” without declaring income for taxes, those in formal work often have taxes automatically deducted from their pay cheques, but rarely claim benefits for fear of discovery. Social security paid by employers on behalf of such migrants, but never claimed by them...
On a second note, in many cases, policymakers believed that an influx of nonlocals into large urban areas would lead to overcrowding, and so it was necessary to expel migrants in order to relieve the strain on hospitals, schools, and transport networks. In reality, the problem was that publ...
Furthermore, about 300 million rural migrants are on the path to obtaining permanent urban residency. The transition is expected to create substantial demand for housing, education, healthcare and elderly care services. China is committed to sustainable development and accelerating its shift towards gre...
Guanxi: How China Works Berkeley Electronic Press Selected Works G Singh 被引量: 0发表: 0年 Social Capital and the Reproduction of Inequality:The Case of Income Differential between Rural Migrants and Urban Workers In an attempt to see how and to what extent social capital affects income inequal...