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GLOBAL MIGRATION PERSPECTIVES No . 30 April 2005 International migration , remittances and development : myths and fact

@inproceedings{Haas2005GLOBALMP,
  title={GLOBAL MIGRATION PERSPECTIVES No . 30 April 2005 International migration , remittances and development : myths and fact},
  author={H. Haas},
  year={2005}
}
  • H. Haas
  • Published 2005
    • iom.int
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    Conceptualisation of transnational remittances as social capital (re)production. The case of the Somali diaspora in Finland.
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    Negotiating Development: a psychosocial study of Bangladeshi development workers
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    Pastoral care for Nigerian migrants in South Africa
    Moving in informal circuits: The trajectories and economic activites of West African migrants in Catalunya, Spain.
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    REMITTANCE AND THE ECONOMY: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE (A REVIEW)
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    The reasons that promote the resilience of a Somali community residing in Fordsburg/Mayfair, Johannesburg
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    Democracy, Governance, and Emigration Intentions in Latin America and the Caribbean
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    The impact and management of illegal immigration into the Vaal Triangle (1994–2008)
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