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PubMed1999

A comparative assessment of public opinion toward immigrants and immigration policies.

"This article is part of a larger study of public attitudes toward immigration in seven countries that historically and currently have had different policies and practices vis-a-vis immigration. The countries involved are Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Japan and the United States. The time frame for which most of the public opinion data will be reported is from 1970 through 1995. The data have been collected from national surveys that were conducted in each of the countries."

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PubMed1996

[The Senegalese community in the Ivory Coast and national immigration policy redefined].

"International economic crisis has increased constraints from which Senegalese migrants were already suffering both in their country of origin and in the receiving countries.... Since 1991, the introduction of compulsory residence permits for foreign workers...[bears] witness to the degrading conditions for those entering the Ivory Coast and also reveals that agreements of free movement were in fact not working." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

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PubMed1993

Reluctant entrepreneurs: professionally qualified Asian migrants in small business.

"The abandonment of the White Australia Policy after World War II and the implementation of a points system in Australia's immigration program have led to a dramatic increase in the number of highly educated Asian migrants in the country. A study of 144 entrepreneurs of small business in the Indian and Chinese communities in Brisbane and Sydney found that, faced with institutionalized blockages, few of these highly educated migrants could practice what they were originally trained for. The majority of them, with their class resources, determination and optimism, became reluctant entrepreneurs."

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PubMed1995

Foreign migrant workers in Japan: trends and policies.

"This research note presents data on trends in foreign workers in Japan, and reviews recent policy changes relating to these workers. Trends from 1973-1993 are reviewed and data for recent years include disaggregation by country of origin, residence within Japan, status of residence, illegal workers, and gender."

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PubMed1987

Decree No. 299, 28 November 1985.

This Decree enacts the law on foreigners and sets forth the rights and duties of foreigners in El Salvador. Among its major provisions are the following: a) foreigners who participate directly or indirectly in the politics of El Salvador lose their right to reside in El Salvador; b) foreign nationals in El Salvador have the same rights as Salvadoran nationals, except for political rights, and the same obligations; c) foreigners have the same freedom to work as Salvadorans with no limitations other than those imposed by this Decree, the Labour Code, and other laws of El Salvador; and d) issues involving foreigners relating to marriage, paternity, civil status, the obligations between parents and children, and adoption are to be governed by Salvadoran laws.

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