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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33337-2s point to ethnic adaptation and integration in local markets and informal economies as the visible end product of a process of informalisation, driven substantially by economic restructuring rather than by attributes associated with any particular ethnic group.

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Chinese Entrepreneurs in Europe and the United States: Studies in Informal Economies,s point to ethnic adaptation and integration in local markets and informal economies as the visible end product of a process of informalisation, driven substantially by economic restructuring rather than by attributes associated with any particular ethnic group.

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Introduction,clusions about all members of an ethnic or migrant group. At the same time, the studies illustrate a number of common themes which whilst apparent to all groups, seem to be amplified in particular migrant experience. Turkish and Polish entrepreneurs, despite their common origins as labour migrants,

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Ethnicity, Migration, Enterprise,istinct and relatively homogenous groups of people. To the contrary, it can be argued that ethnicity as a way people describe themselves and are described by others usually involves a relationship between an idealised conception of identity on the one hand and the changing practical lives of members

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Turkish Entrepreneurs in the European Union: A Political-Institutional Analysis,the post-war boom (mostly to West Germany) and were perceived as short-term . (guestworkers). Economic recession during the mid-1970s saw the dismantling of the guestworker system amidst high and persistent rates of unemployment in Europe. Under these circumstances, far from returning ‘home’, many e

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Chinese Entrepreneurs in Europe and the United States: Studies in Informal Economies,on. A related purpose is to consider the implications of participation by many of the entrepreneurs in informal economies. Many workers are faced with political systems which make it virtually impossible for them to migrate legally. Many entrepreneurs operate in local economies, systems of subcontra

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Hispanic American Entrepreneurs in the United States,bean countries. It is interchangeable in US Census material with the term ‘Latino’. The economic ‘success’ of the Cuban Hispanic community in Miami has seen the term Hispanic used to describe an ‘a(chǎn)chieving’ minority. The Cuban community is a spatially concentrated community of political exiles and e

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