Sentence examples for transnational dynamics from inspiring English sources

The status of the labour market, therefore, still seems to be a fundamental factor of influence, although more attention should be given to transnational dynamics in Europe, particularly internal EU mobility.

Subnational comparison seems particularly useful when considering that institutional locations and national legal settings do not constitute 'coherent' blocs, but are challenged by local and transnational dynamics and contain intrinsic tensions as well (Bowen, 2007).

25 After stating that the MDTP pursued positive transnational dynamics, he suggested an agreement that would secure 5%10%% of the jobs for people from Lesotho.

This paper describes and analyses how discourses of conservation and development as well as migrant labour practices can be understood as transnational dynamics that both cement and complicate transnational relations.

Quite few studies discuss transnational political dynamics among the Tunisians abroad.

The South African border area will be addressed from the perspective of the impact transnational relations and dynamics have on the people in the north-east of Lesotho.

Whilst this study provides an insight into how migration effects health status of left-behind children, further research is needed to explore how intra-household power dynamics, transnational parenting, relationship outcomes, and whether male versus female headed households have an effect on child health outcomes.

The historical cohort thesis thereby builds on, but deepens, the understanding of dynamics the transnational paradigm addresses.

Our findings shed light on the role of modular processes in managing sustainability transitions and transnational governance, and the dynamics of meaning-making in this process.

The few available studies (e.g. Farrer 2008; Farrer 2011; Farrer 2013; Lin 2013) have largely focused on casual dating cultures, while offering only limited insights into experiences and dynamics of transnational family life and settled, long-term intimate relationships.

The third paper in this special issue by Desmarais and Cranmer (Forecasting the locational dynamics of transnational terrorism: a network analytic approach) proposes and evaluates a network analytic approach to predict the geopolitical sources and targets of terrorism.