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Intelligence, Creativity, and Wisdomwork of feminist scholars such as Eleonore Kofman (1999; Kofman .. 2000) and Patricia Pessar and Sarah Mahler (2001; Mahler and Pessar 2006) among many others, has demonstrated the importance of gender as a key, but often under-estimated, factor in understanding migration. It has been argued since t

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Intelligence, Genes, and Successounts of migrants’ lives that assume their vulnerability and which position them as a victim of circumstance such as poverty, global inequality, criminality or immigration regimes. It is a concept that is often used with little clarity of definition. It is a slippery concept, as it is concerned with

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The Pursuit of Terrorism with Intelligencem the macro- to the micro- and include studies using demographic and economic methods focusing on the impact of cross-border marriage on political economies; sociological works analysing social change and the social effect of marriage across borders as well as anthropological studies focusing on the

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Daniel Ballin,Ruth Aylett,Carlos Delgadoion for marriage can be forced and these examples generally relate to the trafficking of women and forced marriage. These two crimes are the subject of public concern and debate on how to protect and uphold women’s rights. This chapter will discuss how abuse of the power that many actors, individual

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AI Rover System Design and Analysis,may be considered transnational according to definitions employed in this book. They are made within communities that are linked across international borders by practical, emotional and symbolic ties and in this, markedly contrast with the marriages described in this chapter. Here, the subject of th

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Syed V. Ahamed,Victor B. Lawrencehin South Asian transnational communities and Chapter 7 considered cross-border marriages in East Asia that I consider to be non-transnational or possibly pre-transnational. This chapter will explore marriages within refugee communities as, I argue, these marriages demonstrate how the two types of c

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Methodology of Intelligent CAD Systemsge migration have the objectives of controlling flows of migrants and channelling and shaping migration according to the norms of the country of settlement. I will begin my discussion, however, by considering the impact of policy in the countries of origin and on how they promote or constrain marria

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Tetsuo Tomiyama,Deyi Xue,Yoshiki Ishidaign-national partners, on their potential for negotiating entry into their spouse’s country of residence and on how such marriages are contracted. The Internet and other forms of global communication have radically altered the ways marriages are negotiated and arranged whether between ethnic groups