Psychology and behavorial sciences - Theme
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Hooghe et al. (2008) explore the driving forces behind migration patterns to European countries between 1980 and 2004. They aim to move beyond existing theoretical approaches that solely emphasize economic factors or cultural ties. Instead, they propose a structural explanation that combines economic incentives, cultural linkages, and historical colonial ties.
The analysis relies on data from the
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