Migration is the more general term that denotes geographical movement. (sup.org)
Migration entails both emigration, leaving your place of birth, and immigration, arriving into a new area. (sup.org)
Non-EU net migration has fallen steadily to 140,000, and could yet come down to 120,000 by next February, the last statistics before the general election. (migrationwatchuk.org)
In this article, we seek to understand the effects that different streams of immigration have had on the demographic evolution of Australia, a country which has received a large amount of overseas migration since the 1950s and continues to do so. (springer.com)
As part of a larger effort to build the capacity of the Department of Immigration Services (DIS) of the government of Kenya in establishing the Kenya Institute of Migration Studies (KIMS) training facility, UNU-MERIT has been commissioned to support the implementation of the PgDMS. (unu.edu)
In 2019, UNU-MERIT was contracted by the Directorate General of Immigration and Emigration of the government of Rwanda to teach a Migration Management Diploma Programme in Rwanda. (unu.edu)
Emigration from the region changed from predominantly circular, often irregular, into documented, long-term or fluid migration - involving readiness of migrants to change residence in the Union. (imiscoe.org)
Global migration and immigration have also contributed to the increase in developed countries. (medscape.com)
Les difficultés telles que la migration des professionnels de santé, la nécessité d'opportunités de formation supplémentaires en santé publique et en gestion des services de santé ainsi que l'adaptation nécessaire de la formation en réponse aux besoins de la société sont abordées. (who.int)
gional economic disparities and job opportunities, in These high rates of mobility have increased the need both the formal and informal sector, lead to large labour for access and utilization of health care services for and migration flows (i.e. both emigration and immigration), by these populations while on the move and within the involving highly skilled and low skilled migrants. (who.int)
Immigrants2
Immigration scholars use different terms to refer to the process by which immigrants keep ethnic differences or get absorbed into a new place of residence. (sup.org)
This presentation provides information about immigration from Finland to the United States, and about the activities of Finnish-American immigrants in the United States from the 17th to the 20th centuries. (loc.gov)
Populations3
The model consisted of 2 distinct populations in Singapore: the general population and an HCW population ( Figure 1A ). (cdc.gov)
Australia has one of the largest percentages of immigrant populations in the developed world with a highly regulated system of immigration control and regular censuses to track their changes over time. (springer.com)
Second, we explore how these immigrant populations have changed since 1981 as a result of immigration, emigration, and death. (springer.com)
Citizenship1
General provisions are that applicants must pass a citizenship test with 80 per cent accuracy and that have no criminal convictions resulting in a sentence of one year or more. (wikipedia.org)
Population6
A) Modified SEIR (susceptible-exposed-infectious-removed) model for transmission of pandemic influenza within the general population and healthcare worker (HCW) subpopulation. (cdc.gov)
This study assumed that the general population did not receive treatment or prophylaxis with oseltamivir. (cdc.gov)
However, the ability to explain the population change through the demographic components of immigration, emigration, and death by age and sex is complicated because of differences in measurement and sources of information. (springer.com)
We find that the sources of immigrant population change have varied considerably by age, sex, country of birth, and period of immigration. (springer.com)
Fundamental to this are demographic accounting systems-for example, when a population at time t + n is equal to a population at time t plus births and immigration minus deaths and emigration, where n is the width of the time interval. (springer.com)
GENERAL INFORMATION Population Projections of the United States, by Age, Sex. (cdc.gov)
Abroad5
The Directorate General for Italians Citizens Abroad and the Com.It.Es. (esteri.it)
The comic strip exploits an agile and innovative way of communication that meets the favour of the young public and these characteristics increase its pedagogical value and make it a privileged means of inspiration and support for young compatriots who today choose the path of emigration abroad, looking for better opportunities. (esteri.it)
The Directorate General for Italians Citizens Abroad has decided to promote this publishing initiative by financially supporting the Committee of Italians living Abroad of Brussels, Brabant and Flanders, which has materially created this work in one of the "international homelands of comics", Belgium. (esteri.it)
During the 1980s, immigration from abroad was mostly greater than emigration, and compensated for the lower birth rates. (countryaah.com)
Half of the increase is due to immigration surplus relative to abroad. (countryaah.com)
Decline1
Pator - The Republic Government today released the latest report on immigration figures which continued to show a dramatic decline in emigration from the Republic, coupled with a steady rise in Minmatar returning to the Republic from the Federation. (eveonline.com)
Economic1
Even so, there would still be strong economic incentives for immigration from Eastern Europe. (migrationwatchuk.org)
Scholars1
Histories of emigration and studies of Nikkei communities by Japanese scholars continued to obscure assimilation by focusing on the way in which traditional values and recreated traditional institutions bolstered the overseas community, taking their successes as evidence of innate Japanese qualities - perseverence, education 2 , cohesion. (froginawell.net)
Processes1
Its main focus is the role of the duality of regimes, political and legal, governing emigration from and immigration to the CEE region in these processes. (imiscoe.org)
Extent1
During this period, emigration never reached the same extent as in Norway and Sweden. (countryaah.com)
Issues4
This section gives access to the archive of the MAECI's press releases, news on the agenda of the Minister and Deputy Minister and on issues of general interest. (esteri.it)
An impressively informative and exceptionally presented study that includes a ten page bibliography of References and an eighty-five page Index, 'Enduring Uncertainty' is a compelling work of original scholarship that is very highly recommended for academic library Contemporary Social Issues reference collections in general, and Deportation Policy supplemental studies reading lists in particular. (berghahnbooks.com)
Deputy Interior Minister specialized on Public Order issues Christos Markogiannakis is chairing Thursday a bipartisan meeting on illegal immigration. (hri.org)
My own paper is an outgrowth of thinking about ways to connect the history of Japanese emigration with contemporary Japanese immigration issues. (froginawell.net)
Public3
Additionally, the government may liberally cite public security or general social welfare as reasons to intervene in the economy in contravention of its declared respect for market principles. (state.gov)
It is indeed hard to deny the growing tension between the very strong public desire to control and reduce immigration and our continued membership of the EU. (migrationwatchuk.org)
New York City, for example, likely freed about 2,900 criminal illegal aliens back into the general public last year. (fourwinds10.com)
Migrants1
Revised ONS figures, also released on Thursday, show that immigration under Labour peaked at nearly one third of a million and that a total of very nearly four million migrants arrived on their watch. (migrationwatchuk.org)
World War I (1914-18) largely ended the Europen immograntvflow, but we we see renewed Slovenian immigration after the War (1919-23) which only ended when Congress curtailed immigration with restrictive quotas. (histclo.com)
The Library of Congress has assembled educational materials discussing Scandinavian emigration. (loc.gov)
Place1
If the PAP adopts or obtains legal custody of the child out of order, before the required immigration processing steps take place, USCIS considers the adoption or custody order to be premature. (uscis.gov)
Culture1
This is particularly stark when compared with English language histories of immigration, which emphasize assimilation as the very foundation of success in the new host culture, and emphasize efforts at modernization and entrepreneurship. (froginawell.net)
World2
and then lay awake for hours thinking what 'it' meant and 'he' meant, and the ' meaning' of the world in general. (google.be)
He appealed to the Director-General to defend the allocation at the Sixty- second World Health Assembly and in other forums. (who.int)
Legal1
Specifically, a PAP should not adopt or obtain legal custody of a child for purposes of emigration and adoption before completing certain steps in the Hague Adoption Convention process. (uscis.gov)
Library1
Il s'agissait d'une revue exhaustive de la littérature (Pubmed, Medline, cochrane library) concernant les méta-analyses, revues de la littérature et essais randomisés publiés sur le sujet et en anglais de 2003 à 2021. (bvsalud.org)
Greater1
In the 1980's, two new concerns became important, the on broadly defined chronic or acute morbid conditions, the relationship between changes in mortality and morbidity and more general name ``healthy years'' or ``healthy life the relatively greater burden of morbidity in the older ages. (cdc.gov)
Type1
This property describes an intentional relationship between an instance of E7 Activity and some general goal or purpose, described as an instance of E55 Type. (cidoc-crm.org)
Year1
For example, it is estimated that one country lost approximately US$ 2.3 million2 in one year through the emigration of trained physicians. (who.int)
Distinct1
Why, then, didn't Japanese authorities (or the Japanese people in general) realize that assimilation would create culturally distinct Nikkei? (froginawell.net)
Years2
Seventy years of Italian immigration in Belgium and beyond). (esteri.it)
For the 18 years before the Conservatives set their immigration target, British emigration had roughly cancelled out EU immigration. (migrationwatchuk.org)
Government4
Potential and current investors cite a number of hurdles and constraints, including Rwanda's landlocked geography and resulting high freight transport costs, a small domestic market, limited access to affordable financing, payment delays with government contracts, and frequently inconsistent application of tax, investment, and immigration rules. (state.gov)
Yesterday's immigration figures are clearly bad news for the Government. (migrationwatchuk.org)
The Italian Government has been particularly gratified by the adhesion that the American Government has in general granted to the contemplated Conference. (state.gov)
Although experts in the field predicted a continuing drop in emigration numbers due to the positive industrial news, continuing unity from the government and the growing optimism of the general populace saw a surprising gain in immigration from the Federation. (eveonline.com)
Control1
Aug 1 (EN) Sri Lanka will be setting up border control operations and certifying aerodomes in three domestic airports to serve regional air traffic, the office of the cabinet of ministers said. (infolanka.com)
Book1
Overall, this is a very accessible book for those who have little experience or knowledge of the UK detention and immigration system. (berghahnbooks.com)
Countries1
The role of non-EU destinations has diminished and consequently emigration from the CEE European Union countries proceeds primarily within intra-EU mobility regulations. (imiscoe.org)
CITY2
In the meantime, general assembly of the employees at Eleftheros Typos paper and City radio station issued a resolution reading: We believe that the surprise decision to have the newspapers and the radio station shut down by liquidating the two companies is illegal. (hri.org)
On Friday, the general assembly of Eleftheros Typos and CITY radio station employees' administrative board will convene to discuss further actions. (hri.org)
Statistics1
Aug 1 (EN) SL's 12-month inflation eased to 4% in July 2019 from 4.2% in June the state statistics office said. (infolanka.com)
Item1
The DIRECTOR-GENERAL said that the proposal to advance consideration of item 4.11 had aimed to facilitate the establishment of an informal group in order to narrow differences of opinion. (who.int)
Country1
The receiving country and sending country must determine that the adoption, or custody for purposes of emigration and adoption, was completed in compliance with the Hague Adoption Convention. (uscis.gov)
Policy1
Ironically, the Government's immigration policy has been succeeding where it can. (migrationwatchuk.org)