Migration industry

Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Routledge handbook on tourism in the Middle East and North Africa" provides readers with contents including: tourism and geopolitics; tourism and conflict in the Middle East; transportation; cruise tourism in the Middle East; contemporary trends; tourism, migration and an expatriate workforce in the Middle East; business travel and the MICE industry in the Middle East;...

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The process of urbanization and industrialization in our country has led to the formation, expansion and continuous development of industrial zones. Therefore, the labor demand in industrial zones is constantly increasing according to the laws of the labor market. This has promoted a large number of laborers migrating from agricultural areas, rural mountainous areas to urban areas and industrial zones for livings and jobs.

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This researchis part of a multi-scale posture whose point of departureis the Kolda region in Senegal, passing through transit zones such as Agadez, Tripoli, etc. The researchisbased on a multidimensionalapproach, startingfrom the Kolda region in Senegal, passing through transit zones such as Agadez, Tripoli, etc.

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Domestication and centuries of selective breeding have changed genomes of sheep breeds to respond to environmental challenges and human needs. The genomes of local breeds, therefore, are valuable sources of genomic variants to be used to understand mechanisms of response to adaptation and artificial selection.

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Lecture Development economics - Lecture 18: Lewis model of unlimited supply of labor. Rural-Urban Migration Model is the model of dual economy which states that: "Economies have a backward agricultural sector and have an advanced industrial sector. The backward sector has big amount of disguised unemployment, which by transferring to advanced sector can be utilized and process of capital formation can be started".

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The study shows that if people start spreading by increasing urbanization and migrating then it will imply a positive effect on the energy consumption of the population. The research is contributed on the data gathered over a period of 25 years. The independent variables of the research are urban sprawl, industrialization and migration and their effect is measured on the dependent variable that is energy consumption.

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The paper deals with the use of the "memory effect" of a groundwater aquifer for the retrospective estimation of the sources of groundwater industrial pollution, and in order to obtain a reliable estimate of their impact on groundwater and surface water.

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During the last 20 years, Vietnam has had a prompt economic development, the people have the trend for emigrating from the rural to urban areas, industrial zones and the trading-service centre where it is essential for labor needs to serve for the industrial and service development in order to look for the better jobs. The wave of emigrants have not only contributed to an increase in population in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and other urban centers in Vietnam, but also augmented a pressure in the infrastructure system and the issues of social life.

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The most appropriate solution to the problem of the current migration in all its forms is to promote the process of industrialization and modernization in order to narrow the gap between regions, towards a harmony, fair, and wealthy society for all people.

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The Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, carved out of Uttar Pradesh in 2000. The state has almost all major climatic zones, making it conducive for commercialization of horticulture, floriculture and agriculture. With this, organic farming and forest based industries has vast potential. People living in this region rich in terms of natural resources happen to be the poorest of the poor and marginalized. They are largely dependent on subsistence agriculture and are struggling to raise their income and quality of life.

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Classifying and mapping the urban transition in VietnamThe urban transition almost always involves wrenching social adjustment as small agricultural communities are forced to adjust rapidly to industrial ways of life. Large-scale in-migration of young people, usually from poor regions, creates enormous demand and expectations for community and social services. One im media te problem planners face in approaching this chal lenge is how to define, differentiate, and map what is rural, urban, and transitional (i.e., peri-urban).

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Surfactants are widely used in the petroleum industry as one kind of Enhanced Oil Recovery methods (EOR). The oil sands mines in Northern Alberta are the largest one in the world. Due to using sodium hydroxide in bitumen extraction process, there are a lot of surfactant molecules in the tailing water. The surfactants from oil sands industry have brought a potential threat to the environment and human health.

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Vietnam is one of the largest shrimp exporters in the world. Since 2010, Vietnam has earned about two billion dollars annually through shrimp exports. As a fertile area of greatest potential for agricultural production in Vietnam, the Mekong Delta has been a major contributor to the country’s achievements, especially in the agricultural sector. During recent decades, trade liberation along with various policies in support of aquaculture has accelerated the development of shrimp production in the Delta.

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Journal with the situation of Vietnam Oil and Gas industry, domestic and international cooperation of the petroleum industry in October year 2018. With the following articles: Application of seismic attribute analysis tostudy fractured basement; sources, mechanism and prediction method of scale formation in oil production in Vietnam; maximizing production in shale reservoirs; predicting hydrocarbon migration and accumulation in block 09-3/12, Cuu Long basin by 3D petroleum system modelling...

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This study seeks to evaluate the barriers to employment in the UK which limit the mobility of EU nations between EU member states. Three objectives were set which consist of the following: identify the ability of doctors and nurses to move between EU countries, identify the main stakeholders of the UK's healthcare industry and identify mobility barriers present in UK hospitals. The literature suggests that the main type of professional migrants going to UK hospitals consist of permanent settlers and temporary professional transients.

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This golden age of the industrial workers in the United States is partly mythological, but it had roots in reality (Webber and Rigby, 1996). Rising living standards, predictable employment at a family wage, and homeownership were no myth for millions of workers. Its effects even spilled onto members of minority groups, particularly African Americans, who continued to be socially marginalized, but who migrated from rural areas to cities and found work in factories.

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With an annual human population growth rate of 2.4%, the present 77.4 million Ethiopia’s human population will increase to about 149.3 million by the year 2040 (FAO 2005). The rural to urban ratio will also continue to change and is expected to increase in favour of urban population in the coming 25 years. The current rural and urban distribution of 84.7% and 15.3% will gradually reach 80.1% and 19.9% by the year 2020 (CSA 2008). Vulnerable age groups (up to 14 years) will account for 34% of the population.

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When the rumored discovery in the year 1861 of extensive gold placers on Salmon river was confirmed, the intelligence spread through the states like wild fire. Hundreds of men with dependent families, who had been thrown out of employment by the depressed industrial condition of the country and by the Civil War, and still others actuated by a thirst for gain, utilized their available resources in providing means for an immediate migration to the land of promise. Before midsummer they had started on the long and perilous journey.

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The State Records Management Act (Government Code, Section 14740-14774) requires the Director of the Department of General Services (DGS) to establish and administer the state’s records management program. The program applies “… to the creation, utilization, maintenance, retention, preservation, and disposal of state records.” DGS administers the program though the State Administrative Manual (SAM), Chapter 1600 and the California Acquisition Manual (CAM).

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These factors have had the effect of slowing or declining  international student enrolments,  with prospects of worse to come. The effects of policy‐induced changes to student visas and  skilled migration,  the most  important  of which  came  into  effect  only  quite  recently,  are  likely to be only seen in the coming months.  Higher  education was  the  prime  initiator  of  the  international  student  export  success  and  remains the most economically significant part of the whole sector.

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