Although recent research by Portes and Rivas (2011) indicates that authoritative parenting pays off for Latino students who become high achievers.
Confronting the assumption that assimilation is inevitable for all groups, the segmented assimilation theory proposed by Portes and Zhou (1993) suggests that socioeconomic adaptation outcomes of contemporary immigrants are diverse.
This is reminiscent of the stern discipline described by Portes and Fernández-Kelly (2008) in "No margin for Error", where they discuss the role of strong family discipline in the educational pathways of successful children of immigrants in the United States (See also Louie, 2012).
It is also reminiscent of the "motivating fear of failure" described by Portes and Fernández-Kelly (2008) in which migrant parents bestow their children with the advice that education is the only escape from the circumstances of their parents (See also Coenen, 2001; Pásztor, 2010).
Just by the Porte de Sèvres on the western outskirts of Paris, cheek by jowl with the beautiful 19th-century Musée Nationale de Céramique, a row of striking wooden buildings is being erected on the riverfront site where newly finished automobiles from the nearby Renault factories were once loaded on to rail wagons.
This step was only taken by the Servians after news had been received that the Servian and Bulgarian Ministers in Constantinople had been given their passports by the Porte and requested to leave as soon as possible with their Legations.
Leaving the capital by the Porte St-Jacques, his stage-coach was stiffly sprung, had unyielding seats, was likely overcrowded and offered only leather straps for comfort and support.
The reigning Tour de France champion is replaced by Richie Porte, who switches from Team Sky's Paris-Nice squad for the race, which starts on 12 March.
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After the Second Serbian Uprising in 1815, Serbia reached semi-independence, which was formally recognized by the Porte in 1830.
