34 Result(s) for 'migrant'
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Context: ...ient countries has been largely unexplored. We examine this topic using data from World Bank. Despites the positive effects of emigrant s remittances in terms of developing microfinance Institutions and welfare improvement of the recipient households, its negative effect...
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Context: ...> Food security is a vital element for all, particularly people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) group such as migrant s who have been identified as food insecure people in previous studies. However, there is limited understanding on migrants’ food secur...
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Context: This study examined the classroom technology utilization and integration strategies of digital native and digital migrant teachers to determine differences and relationships between their profiles and digital practices. Using a quantitative–correlational d...
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Context: Background: For migrant s experiencing a new cultural environment access to available and affordable food is vital. Factors such as geographical isolation, inc...
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Context: According to a 2012 IMO report 49.3% African immigrant s in Spain were without jobs in 2011, household poverty rates in the immigrant population (31%) was 12 times more than that of the auto...
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Context: Canada has a diverse socio-cultural population, 21.5% of which is comprised of immigrant s born outside of the country, a figure now reaching 49.5% in big cities, such as Toronto. This diversity is also reflected in the food...
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Context: This article explores labor market discrimination against African immigrant s’ who are settled in Norway. For this, it considers to what extent the career prospects of the migrants’ are limited in the Norwegian ...
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Micronutriens Associated with the Risk of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases among Rural-to-Urban Nong Zhuan Fei migrant s in Northern China
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Weilun Cheng, Zhiying Zhang, Weiyu Zhou, Yujing Wang, Jian Li, Haiqiao Yu, Yuanxin Xu, Shuang Yan
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Journal of Food and Nutrition Research. 2023 11 (6). doi: 10.12691/jfnr-11-6-7
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Keywords: micronutrients, lifestyle, non-communicable diseases, risk factors, rural-to-urban migrant s
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Context: In China, Nong Zhuan Fei (NZF) rural-to-urban migrant s living in rural villages were reocated and moved into newly constructed urban apartments. NZF rural-to-urban migrants face drastic ch...
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Context: ...s not new in cultural studies. This study dealt mainly on patterns of migration, push and pull factors and coping mechanisms of migrant s and the acceptance and/or intolerance of the host community. This paper contributes to an understanding of why migrants maintained th...
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Context: ...genous people’s migration leads to outgroup/mixed marriages that result to cultural differentiation. The Ifugao (Tuwali) migrant s’ outgroup/mixed marriages affects the use of their language, including their belief systems, dominant customs, and traditions. This s...
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