Titlebook: New and Old Routes of Portuguese Emigration; Uncertain Futures at Cláudia Pereira,Joana Azevedo Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Portuguese Emigration Todaye joint effects of the growth in emigration and the stagnation of immigration mean that Portugal is today among the least attractive countries in EU. As a consequence, international migratory patterns in Portugal today?– as in the 1960s?– are exacerbating rather than countering the population declin

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New Emigration and Portuguese Society: Transnationalism and Returnements. The results are based on the research project “Back to the future: new emigration and links with Portuguese society” (REMIGR), which aimed to ascertain the extent and characteristics of the new emigration wave. The project included an overview of emigration and return to and from all regions

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A New Skilled Emigration Dynamic: Portuguese Nurses and Recruitment in the Southern European Peripheion and increased unemployment that hit the European periphery after the 2008 financial crisis played a role in the outflow of Portuguese nurses, it was the pull factor that was more significant. The second finding is that this new mass emigration of nurses is not just a Portuguese phenomenon but ra

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Migrating to Complete Transitions: A Study of High-Skilled Youth Migration to France these emigrant trajectories result from a process of increasing reflexivity about structural constraints in the country of origin; they are individual and collective responses to the collapse of the standardised, linear life-course model.

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Entrepreneurship Among Portuguese Nationals in Luxembourgnities and the low level of bureaucratic difficulties experienced in initiating independent business activity results from familiarity with the sector’s functioning. Data used also reveal that the construction and evolution of transnational relations is not an obvious or natural reality for all immi

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Portuguese Emigration to Angola (2000–2015): Strengthening a Specific Postcolonial Relationship in ahighly skilled males over 35?years old, which migrated for professional reasons and sustain relations with Portugal through diverse transnational practices. This supports explanations for the emergence of North-South migration by appeal to economic expansion associated to the increasing insertion of

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“I Was Enthused When I ‘Returned’ to Portugal, But I’m Leaving Disillusioned”: Portuguese Migrant Dened, with discussion centering on the impacts of the recent economic crisis. Thirdly, the transnational resources possessed by participants when re-returning or moving to another country will be analysed..The study’s results reveal that although initial acts of return were, above all, acts of self-d

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