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Jana Rückert-John,René John,Jan Niessenmbination of Polish outmigration to the UK, an ongoing demographic crisis in Poland, and a refugee crisis caused by the Russian invasion on neighboring Ukraine. Poland has historically been seen as an ethnically, racially, and linguistically homogenous country, and one that has been a source of econ

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Christian Lay,Christian Nieblingn destinations in urban areas, usually outside the region. While still maintaining a sense of their roots in the mountains, the migrants found jobs, bought homes, established churches, educated their children, and founded organizations in the receiving cities, thereby changing themselves and their d

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Jean-Christophe Deslarzes,Laurent Forestierbiography, and less overwhelming than more general accounts. In this chapter, I first introduce a migration and settlement model, which describes the factors that impact the spatial spread of descendants and ancestors of a particular person or group of people over multiple generations. I then analyz

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Klaus Brockhoff,Jürgen Hauschildtpolitics from a sociological perspective. She was a feminist activist, journalist, and great traveler. In the context of a life full of writing and research activities, she made two long trips after which she published four essential books. A trip to the United States is very similar to the one made

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96004-7e basis of gender. Title IX required colleges, universities, and high schools to provide equal access to competitive sports for both women and men. In the 50 years since Title IX was enacted, the number of women participating in sports has increased dramatically and the law has had significant effec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09790-7atterns of livelihood, migration, settlement, and urbanization that contextualize the time-journey trail. With increasing attention to DNA-based genealogical research in popular culture, the idea of tracing origin stories across time and space to illustrate historical geography and cultural landscap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-02298-3This chapter examines the history of female athletes in the Summer and Winter Olympic Games and uses participation rates and medals earned as a case study of how slow the process of gender equity has been for participants in the Olympics. A brief discussion of some challenges that still plague female Olympic athletes concludes the chapter.