selectivity. OLS regression was used on secondary data to determine the flow of labor immigrants from source‐destination country … first family member to immigrate. Practical implications – Immigrants may need to seek objective third party information on …

is a very important location factor and implies that a location may attract current immigrants mainly because it … attracted previous immigrants, even if the traditional location factors are not a source of attractiveness. Research limitations … level of concentration of immigrants is a well known stylized fact, there is almost no study of the factors explaining this …

representative sample of entrants into unemployment in Germany. The data include a large number of migration variables, allowing us …

segments of the labour market, by exploring how immigrants and their descendants (sometimes designated second generation … immigrants) develop re‐emigration strategies in their first country of settlement in Europe when faced with structural or … suggest that in some cases, immigrants draw on social networks available to them to engage in processes of continued intra …

paths and economic outcomes, a point equally corroborated by research on gender and migration in higher education in Europe …

country. Because the foreign born were heavily clustered in five states, a product of network-driven migration, the impact of … and illegal immigrants imposed an unequal and variegated pattern of fiscal and social impacts on the nation’s welfare … regime by 2004. However, as immigrants have begun to settle outside of the five impacted states, they have begun to demolish …