In modern multicultural societies more and more individuals deal with 2 or more cultures due to the unprecedented increase in international migration. This special section brings together research about immigrants' adaptation to various life domains, about the demands of dealing with different cultural scripts and about how immigrants can successfully bridge different cultural demands. This int...

An economic impact analysis was conducted in two rural counties in Northwest Arkansas to observe effects of hypothetical retiree in-migration as a sustainable economic development policy. The analysis reveals economic benefits with varying impacts and additional socioeconomic costs on both counties. The policy has the potential for sustaining in the long-term. .

Family migration policy, once basing citizens and resident foreigners' possibilities to bring in foreign family members mainly on the right to family life, is increasingly a tool states use to limit immigration and to push newcomers to integrate into civic and economic life. The family migration policies of Denmark, Norway and Sweden range widely - from more minimal support and age requirements...

Average inoculum size and number of introductions are known to have positive effects on population persistence. However, whether these factors affect persistence independently or interact is unknown. We conducted a two-factor experiment in which 112 populations of parthenogenetic Daphnia magna were maintained for 41 days to study effects of inoculum size and introduction frequency on: (i) popul...

In the past 12 years Spain has undergone one of the fastest and most intense immigration processes of any developed country. From a demographic point of view, this process has contributed to positive population growth: without it, growth would have been zero. In addition, it has helped to “rejuvenate” an aging Spanish population, as the average age of incoming immigrants is considerably lower t...

Immigration is certainly one of the great issues of the day. In many developed countries across the world, immigrant families account for almost all population growth, and often heated debates about immigration and assimilation dominate political discourse and public discussion (Levels, Dronkers, & Kraaykamp, 2008; Olneck, 2009). Not surprisingly, research on immigration has become a major acti...

The literature that attempts to measure the labor market impact of immigration grew explosively in the past decade. This growth was accompanied by a noticeable methodological shift. The more recent studies no longer represent atheoretic attempts to measure the correlation between wages and immigration-induced supply shocks. Beginning with the introduction of the nested CES framework into the im...

Immigration and its effects have been a heating topic among V4 countries after the 2014 migration crisis. Hence current study is interested to relationship between unemployment immigration in case of countries. Accordingly, it covers 20 years for period 2000 2021. Using secondary dynamic panel data applying fixed effect with Driscoll Kraay standard errors. The result this paper indicates positi...