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SOCIAL DIMENSION OF EXTERNAL MIGRATION: THEORY AND PRACTICE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF TURKEY AND UKRAINE)
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SOCIAL DIMENSION OF EXTERNAL MIGRATION: THEORY AND PRACTICE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF TURKEY AND UKRAINE)
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S0132-16250000456-7-1
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Yuri Bilan 
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Volume 365 Issue 9
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30-38
Abstract
The article examines the socio-humanitarian discourse on external migration, analyzes its gaps and ways to overcome them on the example of the cross-national project EUMAGINE. The significance of socio-demographic, structural and socio-cultural factors that determine migration expectations and plans is illustrated.
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external migration, migration expectations, non-economic determinants of external migration
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01.09.2014
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