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5 Household Structure of Women in the United States and Turkey During each
year of the analysis , over 95 % of immigrant women in the United States born in
Turkey lived in households versus group quarters . Consequently , all further ...
5 Household Structure of Women in the United States and Turkey During each
year of the analysis , over 95 % of immigrant women in the United States born in
Turkey lived in households versus group quarters . Consequently , all further ...
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headed households in Turkey were in homes where only a mother and children
resided ( 100 % ) , only one person ... non - relatives Two or more families
Married couples ( with or without children ) * heads of households * * household
100 .
headed households in Turkey were in homes where only a mother and children
resided ( 100 % ) , only one person ... non - relatives Two or more families
Married couples ( with or without children ) * heads of households * * household
100 .
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The present study indicates both differences and similarities in the household
structure of women in Turkey and their counterparts in the United States . The
households of the immigrant women have decreased in size from approximately
five ...
The present study indicates both differences and similarities in the household
structure of women in Turkey and their counterparts in the United States . The
households of the immigrant women have decreased in size from approximately
five ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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