Borders, and the so-called crises they generate, function as conflictual “methods” (Mezzadra and Neilson 2013) for the ongoing augmentation of racialized privilege and of national and global inequalities (Achiume 2017; Besteman 2020; Rosenberg 2022). My approach leverages, analytically and ...
Migration frequently generates deep identity crises in migrants, owing to a myriad of acculturative stresses (culture shock): the loss of relationships, geographic contexts, linguistic and non-verbal communicative capacities, vocational skills, and social competencies (inter alia) that had previously forme...
Vasquez said enforcement of the deadline is likely to create other crises. "What I believe that will lead to is an increase in homelessness, and other social challenges we're still going to have to take on," said Vasquez. Catholic Charities also helps migrants staying at shelters reunite wi...
This is similar to the findings of Simona-Moussa and Ravazzini [6] who reported that the effects of financial crises were seen in objective indicators such as income poverty and not in subjective indicators such as wellbeing for some potentially vulnerable groups. They suggested that these groups...
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams traveled to the Texas border city of El Paso over the weekend to implore the federal government to provide additional funds and support to American cities receiving tens of thousands of migrants seeking refuge from economic crises and political tumult in Latin America...
Consequently, migrant workers delay their necessary medical treatments; this delayed healthcare has led many minor illnesses to become major health crises, resulting in a vicious cycle of a cumulative disadvantage in health. 1.5. Demographic Factors and Self-Rated Health Self-rated health is a ...
3. Central American Migrants in Mexico During the first half of the 20th century, Central American population movements were primarily internal. In the 1960s, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras became part of the North American migration system. The 1978–1983 crises disrupted mobility trends, ...
Migrant labor market integration is vital for the resilience of the host country and the migrant population’s sustainable livelihood. Greece, which hosts thousands of new immigrants, could seize the private sector’s experience to offer effective and ho
DED, as a humanitarian relief program, operates under executive discretion, allowing for the provision of temporary protection to countries facing crises, including armed conflict, natural disasters, public health emergencies, and other short-term scenarios. It is important to note that, though many ...