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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
RAMOS, José María
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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to reduce the violation of human rights of migrants under the Mexican immigration and security policies. The main contribution of this paper is to promote a model of governance for results that can guide effective implementation of the current Mexican immigration policy, particularly with regard to the Special Program for Migration (pem, 2014-2018). The paper starts the premise that there is a limited app. roach of governance for results in Mexican migration policy and therefore, has not been reduced the insecurity and violence that affect the human rights of migrants in Mexico and particularly in the northern border.
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
NÁJERA AGUIRRE, Jéssica Natalia
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
Internacionales, Migraciones
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
Resumen
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
Internacionales, Migraciones
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
Resumen
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
DOMÍNGUEZ LÓPEZ, Ernesto; MACHADO CAJIDE, Landy; GONZÁLEZ DELGADO, Dalia
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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The Cuban-American community is the outgrowth of a very particular formation process in which the political character of Cuban migration to United States after the Cuban revolution of 1959 played a significant role. Under those conditions and with the support of a set of policies and laws enforced by the United States’ federal government, a structurally strong ethnic enclave was created in the Miami metropolitan area in southern Florida. Internal processes that unfolded in Cuba and changes in the international system generated a new migration with features closer to a typical economic migration. As a result, a fracture appeared in the structure of the ethnic enclave, deepened by the growth in the ranks of new immigrants and distrust of older immigrants.
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
CAICEDO, Maritza; VAN GAMEREN, Edwin
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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We analyze the impact of unemployment on the mental health of Mexican immigrants, comparing them with Mexicans born in the United States, other Hispanics, and white and African-American natives, using the 1999 and 2009 National Health Interview Surveys. Noteworthy is the low prevalence of mental health disordersamong Mexican immigrants. Despite strongly increased unemployment rates, mental health problems remained rather stable; nevertheless—while accounting for the possibility of bidirectional causality using instrumental variables—our findingssuggest a strong negative effect of unemployment on mental health. Group composition effects help to explain this. The impact of unemployment on mental health strongly increased among native whites while for the socioeconomically more disadvantagedAfrican-Americans and Hispanics the impact was unchanged
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
DE MARCO, Celeste
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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This paper represents a contribution to the knowledge about the experience of the Japanese community in rural areas of Argentina, particularly Buenos Aires (state)across the first half of the 20th century. With the objective of updating knowledge about this subject, a comparison was made between communities in peri-urban agricultural colonies: La Capilla, located in Florencio Varela, and Justo José de Urquiza, La Plata. We also focus on the origins, incursions, productive profiles, and the level of participation of Argentine and/or Japanese entities that influenced how each community developed, as well as successful companies and migrantsettlement
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
GONZÁLEZ-RÁBAGO, Yolanda
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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Migrants’ transnational engagement has traditionally been confronted with the migrants’ integraion into host societies. There are diverse factors that can influence the relationship of migrants with their origins, personal as well as contextual. The objective was to analyze the determinants of transnational engagement of the Colombian population in the Basque Country, and through linear regressionanalysis to identify a profile of the transnational migrant. The results showed that educational level, the existence of a nuclear family in the country of origin, and a stable situation in the destination country are key factors in transnational engagement.It is concluded that migrants with a stable, secure, and participative position in the destination society engage with their place of origin to a great extent without perceiving an incompatibility between both engagements.
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
FERNÁNDEZ, Cayetano; CORRAL, Alfonso
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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The Maghreb population has been one of the largest groups of immigrants in Spain since the end of the 20th century. This has led to a noteworthy representation in the Spanish media. By focusing on national and regional newspapers during the economic crisis in Spain, the paper aims at examining the treatment of the Maghreb population and certain theoretical aspects of binomial framing of the Arab-Islamic world. A mixed methodology based on quantitative and qualitative analysis of content was used to carry out this study. The analysis concludes that the most common frame is human interst, although a negative representation of this group is offered, a fact that may lead to critical discourse and attitudes towards the Arab-Islamic world.
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