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  • ...y| Ethnicity]] – [[:Category: Network| Network]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Diaspora| Diaspora]] [[Category: Migration]]
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  • ...[[:Category: Rural migration| Rural migration]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] [[Category: Rural migration]]
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  • ...rmal settlements with limited property rights, built on collectively-owned rural land in ʻvillages within the cityʼ and peri-urban areas ...lture| Agriculture]] – [[:Category: Land| Land]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Urban| Urban]]
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  • ...ory: Europe| Europe]] – [[:Category: EU| EU]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Ethnicity| Ethnicity]] – [[:Category: Network| Netwo [[Category: Migration]]
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  • | definition =Earnings made through labour migration, both internal and external ...Europe]] – [[:Category: Employment| Employment]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Money| Money]] – [[:Category: Payment| Payment]]
    11 KB (1,631 words) - 16:11, 17 May 2019
  • ...al party]] – [[:Category: Elections| Elections]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Transport| Transport]] [[Category: Migration]]
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  • ..., Surgut, Tyumen' due to increasing migration (Kapustina 2019: 103 - 118). Migration gave a new meaning to the ''tchopchy'' practice. The migrant families visit ...ical knowledge, urban and rural ways of life, and the relationships within migration networks.
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  • | definition = Rural villages encircled by rapidly expanding urban settlements ...y: Urban| Urban]] – [[:Category: Land| Land]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Poverty| Poverty]] – [[:Category: Informal settlemen
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  • ...e ''dacha'' has proved an excellent way for modern Russians to finesse the rural-urban divide: to engage in more or less refined recreation or to demonstrat
    8 KB (1,223 words) - 12:39, 16 May 2019
  • ...Albania). ROSCAS are often (though not always) associated with population migration. That said, the Mexican versions can be both local and trans-border in char ...a and Africa, as well as elsewhere. In today’s monetised economies—whether rural or urban, developing or developed—many ROSCAs are in the hands of women (
    10 KB (1,439 words) - 15:38, 10 September 2019
  • ...etty traders, most of whom are women from lower-class backgrounds or urban-rural migrants, are targets of government control, and they risk having their goo ...the difficult living conditions of poor families and a growing rural-urban migration in contemporary Vietnam (Endres and Leshkowich, forthcoming).
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  • ...' ceremonies with the ZAGS. (Tasar, 2017). Despite these attempts, several rural families continued to perform unregistered ''nikoh'' marriages for polygyny ...malisation. After the war, the practice utterly grew because of Tajik male migration to Russia, which contributed to high divorce rates as men found new wives t
    12 KB (1,677 words) - 17:22, 27 November 2022
  • ..., jump a queue, etc. ''[[Ściągnąć]]'' in Poland is the equivalent of chain migration (literally meaning ‘pull down/off from’, e.g. an apple from a tree or p ...zation.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/europeanization-national-identities-and-migration.pdf
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  • ...labour migration. ''Kassa'' members stayed behind to back up the costs of migration for children or close relatives. ''Chernaya kassa'' is a widely spread prac ...e contributions vary between the value of 30 to 150 USD and are smaller in rural areas). As members take their turn to receive the savings, they organize th
    11 KB (1,468 words) - 11:26, 12 May 2020
  • ...s implications. There is a shortage of women in Montenegrin rural areas as rural women migrate to cities and abroad for education and work, and men stay to ...ortage of marriageable women in rural areas relates largely to rural-urban migration, in the future it will likely be exacerbated by biomedical technologies. Co
    11 KB (1,549 words) - 18:04, 25 November 2020
  • ...f economic practices to ensure their livelihoods as they circulate between rural and urban centres (Alexiades and Peluso 2015, 2016; Peluso 2015). To varyin Alexiades, M. N., (Ed.). 2009. ''Mobility and migration in indigenous Amazonia: Contemporary ethnoecological perspectives''. London
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  • ...ens, land-tenure systems and agricultural traditions, rates of rural-urban migration and immigration, formal housing provisions, and economic climates. Urban ga ...s in Ljubljana in the late 1960s, following the increase in intra-Yugoslav migration and urbanisation. ''Vrtičkarstvo'' developed as a private, individual and
    13 KB (1,807 words) - 09:00, 6 September 2021
  • ...ry: Informal settlement| Informal settlement]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] [[Category: Migration]]
    15 KB (2,136 words) - 07:11, 13 April 2022
  • ...ts]] – [[:Category: Information| Information]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] – [[:Category: Employment| Employment]] – [[:Category: Work| Work]] [[Category: Migration]]
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  • ...rankshaw, O. 1999. ‘Comparing South African and Latin American Experience: Migration and Housing.’ Urban Studies, 36(13) 2375</ref>). ...rankshaw, O. 1999. ‘Comparing South African and Latin American Experience: Migration and Housing.’ Urban Studies, 36(13) 2375</ref>).
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