The Volume and Dynamics of International Migration and Transnational Social Spaces

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Abstract
1. Lacunae Of Migration And Post-Migration Theories 2. A Review Of Dominant Theories Of International Migration 3. Situating The First Puzzle: Why So Few Migrants And Why So Many? 4. The Crucial Meso Link: Social Capital In Social And Symbolic Ties 5. The Selective Functions Of Social Capital: Why So Few Migrants Out Of Most Places? 6. The Selective And Diffusion Functions Of Social Capital: Why So Many Migrants Out Of So Few Places? 7. The Bridging Function Of Social Capital: Transnational Social Spaces 8. The Adaptive Functions Of Social Capital: Transnationalization And Nation-State Membership 9. Elements For Multilevel Research On International Migration And Post-Migration Processes
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Authors Leah VanWey, Thomas Faist
Journal social forces
Year 2000
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10.2307/2675522
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