Countries in west Africa want to tap their emigrants in Europe and America as a source of capital, by offering investment guarantees and a more welcome business environment.
Portugal, for example, has only two onee to represent its emigrants in Europe, and a second for those in the rest of the world.
Born in a family of Russian emigrants in 1934, Mr. Mihajlov was a professor of Russian literature at the University of Zagreb campus at the coastal town of Zadar, now in Croatia, in the early 1960s.
A one percentage increase in the ratio of emigrants in the population born in a province reduces turnout by 0.11 points, while a one percentage increase in the proportion of immigrants in a province reduces it by 0.07.
"Such undignified behaviour against immigrants in Iran - a country which itself has one of the highest number of emigrants in other countries - leaves a bitter taste," he was quoted as saying.
As can be seen in the first row of Table 3, technical cooperation tends to increase the education gap between emigrants and non emigrants in LDCs since it presents a significant and positive effect on the selection rate and it is positively associated to skilled migration, but not to unskilled migration.
Thus, we treat the recent Polish migrants in the UK as an extreme case (Seawright & Gerring, 2008) within the larger reference group of Polish emigrants in general, but not as a deviant case in comparison with other East European migrants in the UK.
While Brazil does not yet offer the job opportunities of Ireland, which has drawn back emigrants in droves, neither is it an economically bleak or war-torn country.
One is of a ship owner who makes a fortune by transporting emigrants in old and unseaworthy ships.
This group made up just over a third or 37% of British emigrants in 1991 but reached nearly half or 48% in 2010 after a steady year-on-year rise until the global recession of 2008.
