1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1220(199812)4:4<299::aid-ijpg106>3.0.co;2-j
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The geography of Bangladeshi migration to Rome

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Section: Bangladeshi Street Vendors and The Possibilities In Mobility
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“…For Bangladeshis, residing in an MSA seems to correspond to a move outside the city centre, on the one hand (Figure 7c), and an improvement in the socioeconomic status of their neighbourhood, on the other. In this respect, our findings show that the Bangladeshis settling in Rome have not rigidly followed the usual ethnic enclave pattern observed in other European cities [50,51], and their MSAs are present almost all over the city.…”
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“…Similar to existing studies on chain migration (e.g., Knights & King, 1998), Arab businessmen came to China through ties based on kinship and neighborship. They usually came to China alone with family financial support.…”
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