There had been Asians in British pop music before them, not least Bid of the Monochrome Set and Freddie Mercury (aka the Gujarati Farrokh Bulsara), but for me no one had ever come as close as Morrissey, the child of Irish Catholics, to expressing a poetics of second-generation migration.
For the first generation, time since migration (or age at arrival) reflects both their own and their families' time since migration and thereby their potential integration in the host country.
The possibility of the production of arrhenotokous male following migration in the first generation may explain the lower threshold migration rate within haplodiploid systems.
If the age of migration of first generation migrant pupils was before age 5, those pupils have been labeled 1.75 generation migrant pupils.
Such an approach could be used to study specific aspects of parasitism, such as tissue invasion or migration in first generation transgenic animals.
For spawning, however, statistically significant, but very low population differentiation (θ; 0.002 - 0.013) was found in nine out of ten reproductive site comparisons, reflecting interactions between extensive migration (mean first generation (F0) = 10.8%) and initial site fidelity.
With migration increasing, first generation migrants becoming part of the ageing population, and climate change bringing more frequent and intense periods of extreme heat, policymakers need to be mindful of the need for culturally and linguistically competent strategies for disseminating risk messages and heatwave warnings.
First generation immigrant status was obtained from the migration register.
To sum up, to be effective organizations need not only to negotiate their migration from a knowledge sharing (first generation) to a knowledge nurturing (second generation) culture, but also to create sustained organizational and societal values.
Since the consequences of migration may also extend beyond the first generation, second and later generations are also discussed.
