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Those who have been in the United States longer and have more education and
income are less likely to : return if able to earn the same income , speak Turkish
at home , invest in Turkey , not be treated well , identify with non - white groups ...
Those who have been in the United States longer and have more education and
income are less likely to : return if able to earn the same income , speak Turkish
at home , invest in Turkey , not be treated well , identify with non - white groups ...
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The results drawn from education are also true for comparisons based on income
, probably because education and income are correlated Table 8 . Assimilation
Variables and Income : $ 25 , 000 or More ( in Percent ) and $ 24 , 999 or Less ...
The results drawn from education are also true for comparisons based on income
, probably because education and income are correlated Table 8 . Assimilation
Variables and Income : $ 25 , 000 or More ( in Percent ) and $ 24 , 999 or Less ...
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Although the comparisons have suggested that the level of assimilation
increases in proportion to education , income , and duration of stay , as predicted
by the assimilation perspective , analyzing the responses of the more -
established group ...
Although the comparisons have suggested that the level of assimilation
increases in proportion to education , income , and duration of stay , as predicted
by the assimilation perspective , analyzing the responses of the more -
established group ...
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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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