Titlebook: Intergenerational consequences of migration; Socio-economic, Fami Ayse Guveli,Harry B. G. Ganzeboom,Niels Spierings Book 2016 The Editor(s)

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Self-Employmentnt or ethnic groups are known to engage in businesses in large or growing numbers, often disproportionately to their group size. For example, Turks in Europe, especially the second generation, have increased their participation in self-employment since the economic crisis of the mid-1970s to avoid u

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Marriageively migrants may select partners from their own ethnic group in the destination country or, more rarely, migrants from other countries. The country of origin is another relevant place to search for partners, at least for certain migrant groups (Charsley 2012). Turkish migrants in Europe draw on al

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Fertility picture of fertility in the destination countries (Sobotka 2008) or to understand the changes following an international migration and subsequent incorporation processes (Adsera and Ferrer 2014; Andersson 2004; Kulu and Milewski 2007; Okun and Kagya 2012). Typically, fertility patterns of different

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Attitudes towards Gender Equalityigrant communities (Ayers 2007; Crul, Schneider and Lelie 2013; Fekete 2006; Ghorashi 2010; Prins and Saharso 2008; Roggeband and Verloo 2007). Academia has shown increasing interest as well, in particular, in the role of Islam in shaping gender equality attitudes (Alexander and Welzel 2011; Crul, S

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Conclusion Europe and Turkey for centuries, this large flow was initiated with the major labour migration of the 1960s to early 1970s, facilitated by collateral agreements between Turkey and a number of countries requiring labour. With ongoing labour migration and expanding family migration, the European, Tur

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enarios. In this paper, we argue that large scale Fog-based stream processing should rely on the coordinated composition of geographically dispersed SPE instances. We propose an architecture based on the composition of multiple SPE instances and their communication via distributed message brokers. W

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Ayse Guveli,Harry B. G. Ganzeboom,Lucinda Platt,Bernhard Nauck,Helen Baykara-Krumme,?ebnem Ero?lu,Sat of . shares to reconstruct the message, enforcing anonymity. If less than k group members broadcast their shares, the message cannot be decoded thus preventing privacy breaches for the originator. We demonstrate the privacy and performance results in a security analysis and performance evaluation