International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... increase the visibility of immigrant women in the United States . Through the use of United States Census data , it ... increasing rates of occupational attainment , and transitioned from blue- to white - collar occupations . These ...
... increase the visibility of immigrant women in the United States . Through the use of United States Census data , it ... increasing rates of occupational attainment , and transitioned from blue- to white - collar occupations . These ...
Strana 129
... increasing access to and interaction with the educational system over time . They transitioned from having less than ... increased over time , they were far lower than those for women who had immigrated to the United States ...
... increasing access to and interaction with the educational system over time . They transitioned from having less than ... increased over time , they were far lower than those for women who had immigrated to the United States ...
Strana 131
... increase . In contrast , many fewer women remain single in Turkey , and cohabitation with non - family members is a rarity . This divergence could reflect the increased interaction immigrant women from Turkey have with the more ...
... increase . In contrast , many fewer women remain single in Turkey , and cohabitation with non - family members is a rarity . This divergence could reflect the increased interaction immigrant women from Turkey have with the more ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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