Acculturation strategies and attitudes of African immigrants in the South of Spain: Between reality and hope

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The Relative Acculturation Extended Model (RAEM) is used in a study on accultural strategies and attitudes of African immigrants in the south of Spain, Andalusia, to illustrate that the division of the attitude into different areas provides better information on the acculturation process undergone by immigrants. Results reveal that the general acculturation attitude of immigrants is one of integration with the host society, however, the strategies adopted and attitudes preferred differ based on the areas of acculturation considered.

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Marrying out: a boundary approach to understanding the marital integration of Asian Americans

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The article focuses on the intermarriage outcomes among Asian Americans in order to examine the structural conditions that help to integrate new immigrant groups in the American society. It as seen that demographic distribution and the structure of the group with regard to ethnic and racial boundaries predicted intermarriage.

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A study of immigrants' employment careers in West Germany using the sequence analysis technique

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A study to examine the immigrant's employment careers and their (dis)similarity with careers of West German natives is conducted. The results concluded that none of the immigrant groups have employment patterns identical to the native-born.

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