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New Roles for Social Networks in Migration? Assistance in Brazilian Migration to Portugal and the Nal., 1998; Gurak and Caces, 1992; Fawcett, 1989; Tsuda, 1999; Pellegrino, 2004). They have been conceptualised as the ties that link potential migrants in the place of origin to current or previous migrants in the destination countries (Curran and Rivero-Fuentes, 2003, p. 289). Migrant networks are

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Broadcasting Migration Outcomes,ing rise to rather stable and recurrent patterns of migration. This feedback from earlier migrations is generated by the flow and counter-flow of people, goods, information and ideas in what are often referred to as ‘migration systems’ (Mabogunje, 1970; Kritz et al., 1992; Fawcett, 1989; Bakewell, 2

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Migration Mechanisms of the Middle Range: On the Concept of Reverse Cumulative Causation,hanism-based explanations of the middle range. In his own words, ‘mechanistic explanations offer a distinctive, superior grasp of how social processes actually work’. Tilly’s plea fits in a development in which mechanism-based explanations are increasingly gaining attention. This development is in r