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Community migration policy
501 documents for Community migration policy
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...Five states have adjusted (modified) community rating laws that permit rates to vary in relation ...While health insurance policy rescissions are unlikely to represent a significan... would similarly encourage some outward migration, including small business owners and entrepreneurs...
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The Evangelical conversion of Gypsy groups worldwide has attracted the attention of ethnologists, anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, historians and sociologists. The problems discussed in the literature are connected with the influence of the 'new' religion on the way of life and identity of the converts. What are the changes that the believers undergo in their everyday lives? How do they celebrate holidays and festive occasions like weddings? What is happening with the group and the religious and ethnic self-awareness of individuals? Does Evangelism lead to a kind of unification of the culture of separate Gypsy groups, which in turn results in the loss of part of the identity of the communities? Bulgaria is an interesting example of the spread of Evangelical Christianity among Gypsy ...
... of church leaders from within the Gypsy community, and the holding of services and singing hymns in ... of prayer which try to conduct independent policy in the neighbourhoods: Church of God 'Vetil', Chur... appeared among the Gypsy groups: labour migration (seasonal or longerterm) abroad. It spread on a va...
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Post-War Migration. The British Government and the Merchant Navy heav... located within an exterior, political community and best maintained at the periphery of the empire... that by the 1980s, British immigration policy had two prongs. There were strict controls on entr...
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The article explores the social, cultural and economical processes that lead Roma children into labour and their own interpretations of the value and risks of working. Based on qualitative research in several Roma communities in Romania the article analyses the different family strategies in coping with the economic difficulties of transition and the place of children in this process. The article is interested in the relationship between children and family, school and community and attempts to decipher what aspects in these relations encourage early entry into work. It argues that Roma children do occasional, poorly skilled, work that is relevant in their family economy, but invisible in and acceptable for broader society. Ultimately, the article argues that casting the situation of Ro...
... cities of the country via seasonal migration. There are situations in which Roma boys from near... the aspects usually overlooked by public-policy programs. Studies of child labour tend to assume t...
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Financial misrepresentation has usually been analysed by large-scale empirical research. However, the generality gained from such an approach is at the cost of understanding the rich and complex nature of financial misrepresentation in real organisations. We adopt a case study approach to gain more insight into the incentives, embedded in contracts, which trigger decisions to engage in financial misrepresentation and the underlying elements of discretion in these processes. In particular, we examine whether contractual incentives should be considered as endogenous or exogenous and we take a more integrated and dynamic perspective than is typical. Our findings demonstrate that in order to understand the decision processes of real managers it is necessary to distinguish between negotiable...
... onwards European skies became open for 'community carriers'2 with EU airlines being free to operate ... became more important, since the growth policy of the SAirgroup was partly financed through share... operational, including the complete migration of the Sabena booking and handling system.'. (Annu...
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THE population of Wales is projected to jump by 12% to 3.37 million by 2035, according to projections published today. Migration is expected to be the main driver of growth but one of the biggest changes in society will be the ageing of the population.
... that they were a major provider of community volunteers and childcare. The number of children w... not just in local government but in public policy.". population stood in 1981 and million three was ...
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IT is not racist to worry about the impact of immigration, MPs declared yesterday. A report by the Labour-led Communities and Local Government Committee found that fears over high immigration stem from 'genuine anxieties' and not from 'racist or xenophobic sentiments.' These include concerns about the impact of migrants on the Health Service, schools, social care, policing and housing.
... into account when making national migration policy - a clear hint to Gordon Brown to cut curre... that 'the effect of migration on community cohesion should be central to decisions on migrati...
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[...] our tour of the world's troubled areas began with some thoughts about means and ends in foreign policy, and whether there are real absolutes to hold on to.RW Rowan Williams Over a decade ago, people started talking quite a lot about an ethical foreign policy. [...] in opposition I criticised Guantanamo Bay and rendition flights that were thought to have led to people being tortured. [...] we have to make sure we're at many different points of the hubs of this lattice, which means that, alongside our strong involvement in multilateral institutions in the UN, in Nato and the EU, we have to reaccentu-ate our bilateral relations - with Brazil, Turkey, Indonesia, Mexico all countries that are going to be a bigger force in world affairs.
... what it might mean to reinvent the community of the Mediterranean. But even before the Arab spr... greater extent and led to uncontrolled migration out of North Africa. RW What intrigued me in Greec...
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...Starting their migration into the islands from about 1000 A.D., Kalinagos w... crushed in the Greater Antilles; their community structures smashed, and members reduced to various..., that it was wiser to adopt a "hands off policy" while concentrating their efforts in the Greater ...
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The birth of this nation will take more than flags and anthems. It faces three separate refugee crises, along with the threat of a war with the North and the seizure of its oil wells. By every measure it is one of the poorest countries in the world, and by some the poorest of all. The most brutal band of killers anywhere in Africa roams freely in part of its territory. It has a home guard armed with bows and arrows. No nation has come to independence in less propitious circumstances. They call it separation. By an overwhelming margin of nearly 99 per cent in a referendum in January, the people of South Sudan, as the country will be known, voted to separate from the North. The new nation will come into being on July 9. The onset of independence has prompted a wave of migration by returne...
... the South he has not only influenced US policy and world opinion, but used his wealth to help lea...In the town of Nzara, the Rainbow Community Centre run by Italian nuns for the victims of Aids...
