The link between the transnational behaviour and integration of the second generation in European and American cities : does the context of reception matter?
Tineke Fokkema Artikkel Engelsk
*0011165107 *008120730s2012 xx# 000 0 eng *019 $bk *08230$a305.8 *100 $aFokkema, Tineke$4aut$uNetherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute : fokkema@nidi.nl$_137916200 *245 $aThe link between the transnational behaviour and integration of the second generation in European and American cities$bdoes the context of reception matter? *300 $aS. 111-123 *500 $aVitenskapelig artikkel *5208 $aInneholder sammendrag *650 $aMultikulturalisme$2norart$_104066100 *650 $ainnvandrere$9nor$2norart$_128679200 *650 $aintegrering$9nor$2norart$_129036300 *650 $atransnasjonalisme$2norart$_31729400 *651 $aEuropa$_10736000 *651 $aUSA$_10038800 *653 $acomparative immigration$9eng$_137916300 *653 $acontexts$9eng$_137916400 *653 $aimmigrant integration$9eng$_137160600 *653 $amulticulturalism$9eng$_131326200 *653 $asecond generation$9eng$_135111200 *653 $atransnationalism$9eng$_132127500 *700 $aBachmeier, James D.;$4aut;$uPennsylvania State University$_137916500 *700 $aBrown, Susan K.$4aut$uUniversity of California, Irvine$_137916600 *700 $aLessard-Phillips, Laurence;$4aut;$uUniversity of Manchester, Institute for Social Change$_137916700 *773 $tNordic journal of migration research [elektronisk ressurs]$gVol. 2, no. 2 (2012)$x1799-649X *8564 $uhttp://versita.metapress.com/content/n0413u7283583227/fulltext.pdf *8564 $uhttps://doi.org/10.2478/v10202-011-0033-x *999 $z1200518359$anorart:1200518359 ^