We concentrate on topics that contain international, transnational, and comparative implications, and include discussion of literary and historical material.
The conversation will contextualize United States anti-immigrant policies and discourse in terms of the transnational consequences and implications for youth and their families.
His work centers on European governance and the social and political implications of transnational movements of goods, capital, services, and people.
Gibbs, Chad S.A. (2018) "Lessons from the Treblinka Archive: Transnational Collections and their Implications for Historical Research," Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies: Vol. 5, Article 14.
Along these lines, scholars began to explore the strategic and internal-democratic implications of transnational resource flows, of state-sanctioned decentralized policy networks, of cross-border political identities, and of the Internet as an internal communication tool.
"The radically new phenomenon of the twenty-first century... is not that national movements episodically go to war against states but that states wage war against transnational movements, with profound implications for national security law and national security policy," Sidney Tarrow asserted during a symposium in the Macdonald Moot Court on February 10.
At Member State level, however, concern is regularly expressed about the cultural and economic implications of transnational marriages – particularly those between members of ethnic minorities and partners from (ancestral) countries of origin (Beck-Gernsheim, 2007; Çelikaksoy, Nielsen, & Verner, 2006; Joppke, 2009; Migration Watch, 2004, 2005; Timmerman, 2006).
To the authors' knowledge, this is the first study that investigates transnational ties and their implications for participation in mammography screening in a European setting.
The analytical lens was on the structure and resources of the women's transnational ties and their implications for the women's health behaviour in relation to mammography screening.
One implication of transnational migration is that political decisions regarding citizenship can no longer remain entirely domestic; in other words, one should look at 'citizenship constellations' comprising of at least the sending state, the receiving state and the migrant communities (Bauböck, 2010).
