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Arunangshu Chakraborty,Anshuman Sarkar national self-perceptions. However, it is not a question of adding a history of migration to so-called general history. Hence, migration should not only be brought to the fore in domains where its influence is obvious. Instead, all fields of society have to be looked at differently: democracy, agri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-79774-4 from Switzerland are studied. Moreover, when studying emigration, its colonial contexts and, in particular, their relation to gender inequality have to be addressed. In colonial constellations, certain privileges intersected with specific forms of discriminations to produce an ambiguous potential f

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Mark Wijtvliet,Henk Corporaal,Akash Kumarnfrastructure. This was not done because mainstream values had changed, but because there was a practical need for such services. Indeed, it can be argued that it was the presence of this infrastructure that, together with other influences, led to a progressive normalisation of nursery childcare in

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Chris J. Davis,Michael Heilemannlysed. This chapter shows how some of the most prominent figures in the struggle for female suffrage were connected to experiences of migration. It also discusses the example of a woman who lost her citizenship because she married a ‘foreigner’ and shows why it is heuristically productive, when stud

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25689-0ical evidence for sociopolitical innovation that can, at times, result from international, transnational, internal, and even indirect experiences of migration. For instance, this book gives various examples that show how the existence of privilege and discrimination can generate social change. To il

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Theoretical model and hypotheses,tent or outcomes (.; i.e., strategic initiative performance) in a variance theory (Van de Ven, 1992). According to our model, these relationships are moderated by the degree of exploration inherent in the initiative‘s task (i.e., .).

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