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, showing the considerable impact of the extended family on the migrant’s choice to leave Cameroon for Germany. Migrants do …. The study is based on qualitative ethnographic data which was collected during a field research in Cameroon in spring 2005 …
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The purpose of this article is to show recent trends in regional migration from East to West Germany by combining data … increasing popularity of the Berlin region, the distribution of East to West migrants across West Germany is fairly stable over …
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is still largely dominated by extended structure, the strong traditional kinship ties have begun to undergo serious …
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While each individual has 10 billion ancestors a thousand years ago, these are not distinct and in practice, the number of distinct ancestors is much smaller. A female (‘mitochondrial Eve’) and a male ancestor (‘Y-chromosome Adam’) of all humans certainly existed,...
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This study investigates whether a female’s entry into motherhood is influenced by the kin orientation of her social network. We use data from the British Household Panel Study (BHPS) and define kin orientation as the number of relatives who a female reports within her three closest...
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migration status in first birth behavior. Our study demonstrates that foreign born persons seem to adapt to the behavior of …
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