Social effects of immigration

Tsapenko, I.

doi:10.1134/s101933161505010x

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“…Analysing the social effects of immigrants into EU-15, Tsapenko [24] (p. 451) identified that "the inflow of migrants of another culture creates serious threats to national identity and the lifestyle established in Western societies", which will increase the concerns of host economy's population and drop their life contentment and deteriorate their emotional state. On the other hand, "the socio-economic situation of migrants is usually substantially worse than that of natives" [24] (p. 446), hence, accurate strategies (policies) for migrants' integration becomes necessary.…”

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“…On the other hand, "the socio-economic situation of migrants is usually substantially worse than that of natives" [24] (p. 446), hence, accurate strategies (policies) for migrants' integration becomes necessary. An important element used for analysing the effects of international migration are the active labour market policies (ALMPs), namely, policies with positive impact over the labour market performance and integration of the unemployed [25].…”

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Migrants’ Role in Enhancing the Economic Development of Host Countries: Empirical Evidence from Europe

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This research examines several modellers of immigration flows deployed within the European Union (EU), as well as their economic consequences upon the most targeted ten migrant receiving countries. The paper's aim is to identify specific ways in which migrants can contribute to host countries' sustainable development through positive spillover upon natives, labour market performance, and the overall economic activity. A set of methods and macro-econometric models, based on country fixed effects, spatial analysis, and structural equations modelling, was applied on a balanced panel formed by ten EU host economies. We analysed distinctly the labour and humanitarian (asylum seekers) migration flows, considered throughout two separate time periods, namely 2000-2015 and 2000-2019 (2019 being the deadline for Brexit negotiations). The results highlight that the immigration flows were mainly shaped by labour market outcomes, while the primary positive immigration impact was induced upon the gross domestic product (GDP) per capita and employment levels, both for natives and the foreign population.

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Migrants’ Role in Enhancing the Economic Development of Host Countries: Empirical Evidence from Europe

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“…There are an estimated 89.4 million immigrants in the United States (Esfandiari, 2016). The reasons for migration to the United States vary based on sociocultural, sociopolitical, and economic factors, commonly known as push–pull factors (Preston, 2014; Tsapenko, 2015). The decision to migrate is often influenced by a variety of complex push–pull factors including social, cultural, seeking religious freedoms, financial security, and better job prospects (Mobasher, 2006).…”

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Re-Visioning Immigrant Couple Therapy: Immigrant Couples in the United States and Telebehavioral Health

Rajaei

Sahebi

2021

The Family Journal

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This article aimed to address the following question: In what specific ways, can couple therapists improve their work with immigrant couples via telebehavioral health (TBH)? This article offers perspectives from experience working with immigrant couples via telehealth, which include key barriers to using in-person therapy for immigrant couples, the effectiveness of TBH for immigrant couples, and consideration for couple therapists as they venture into TBH with immigrant couples. With a focus on the expansion of services, one way to improve health equity for immigrant couples and bridge the gap between the traditional health care system and couples in undeserved communities is by developing TBH systems, which may lead to increase access to care for clients as well as expand provider options and resources.

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Contributing Factors to Migration Growth Among Iranian Students: Drivers of Migration to Malaysia

Kazemi

Baghbanian

Maymand

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Int. Migration & Integration

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Social effects of immigration

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Migrants’ Role in Enhancing the Economic Development of Host Countries: Empirical Evidence from Europe

Migrants’ Role in Enhancing the Economic Development of Host Countries: Empirical Evidence from Europe

Re-Visioning Immigrant Couple Therapy: Immigrant Couples in the United States and Telebehavioral Health

Contributing Factors to Migration Growth Among Iranian Students: Drivers of Migration to Malaysia

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