International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... recent decades . Third , indicators of assimilation are multidimensional , overlapping and difficult to measure . And , finally , given the diverse origins of the migrants and the time horizon involved , it does not produce uniform ...
... recent decades . Third , indicators of assimilation are multidimensional , overlapping and difficult to measure . And , finally , given the diverse origins of the migrants and the time horizon involved , it does not produce uniform ...
Strana 99
... recent migrants may have higher skill and education levels , which make them more likely to assimilate abroad . Empirical evidence , however , shows earlier Turkish migrants to Western Europe , returned as planned , irrespective of ...
... recent migrants may have higher skill and education levels , which make them more likely to assimilate abroad . Empirical evidence , however , shows earlier Turkish migrants to Western Europe , returned as planned , irrespective of ...
Strana 176
... recent arrivals . Since 2000 there also has been a review published in New York , The Turks of America , which reports on developments in the United States , especially among the elites . Now , however , a fairly substantial number of ...
... recent arrivals . Since 2000 there also has been a review published in New York , The Turks of America , which reports on developments in the United States , especially among the elites . Now , however , a fairly substantial number of ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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