ukrainian residents in spain in the process of integration / integration: needs, different phases of proposed immigration
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2014
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This article reports the results of an investigation conducted on the Ukrainians residing in Spain, and more specifically in the Murcia region. It begins with the development and evolution that has seen the migratory flow of Ukrainians residing in Spain. The article addresses the problems and difficulties of Ukrainians highest priority in the processes of integration into the Murcia region. Those problems have been analyzed so diachronic by different successive phases and interrelated: start-up phase, phase stability, phase of stay, or return to their country of destination, Ukraine. For this work we have counted on the help of the Association of Ukrainians in the Murcia region
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| Authors | ;Antonia Sánchez Urios |
| Journal | journal of experimental psychology animal learning and cognition |
| Year | 2014 |
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