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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Imigrantes no Brasil e na Argentina: políticas de atração, fluxos, atividades e deslocamentos (São Paulo e Buenos Aires, 1870 - 1930) / Immigrants in Brazil and Argentina: policies for attraction, flows, activities and displacement (San Paolo and Buenos Aires, 1870-1930)

Lanza, André Luiz 22 June 2015 (has links)
O presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar, comparativamente, as políticas de atração, as atividades, os fluxos e deslocamentos dos imigrantes no Brasil e Argentina, focalizando mais especificamente as regiões de São Paulo e Buenos Aires, no período de 1870 a 1930. Procuramos, para os dois países e regiões, identificar as semelhanças e diferenças nas políticas implementadas visando a atração de imigrantes, observar o comportamento dos fluxos migratórios e examinar o papel dos imigrantes na composição das populações e a sua atuação em atividades econômicas nos meios rural e urbano. Examinamos também o fluxo de imigrantes entre o porto de Santos e o porto de Buenos Aires no período, analisando números e origem dos emigrantes assim como as motivações aventadas nas fontes e pela historiografia. As informações e dados compilados para a confecção deste trabalho foram coletados de diversos tipos de fontes: fontes governamentais, legislações, censos, relatório, estatísticas. Os arquivos consultados correspondem a acervos físicos e online. O trabalho está dividido em três capítulos. As fontes revelaram diferenças e semelhanças entre os processos migratórios para Brasil e Argentina. Durante todo o século XIX, tanto no Brasil quanto na Argentina, a necessidade de povoar territórios e encontrar mão de obra para sustentar o desenvolvimento da agricultura agroexportadora norteou os debates governamentais sobre o fomento da imigração. Além de ser uma solução para a falta de braços nas lavouras e para o povoamento de territórios, nos dois países a imigração era vista como o caminho para o progresso, para a modernização da sociedade e para o branqueamento da população. A partir de 1870 até 1930, período das grandes migrações, Brasil e Argentina foram os países que mais receberam imigrantes na América Latina. O Brasil recebeu mais 4,1 milhões de imigrantes e mais de 6,2 milhões se dirigiram para a Argentina. Nesse período, a política de subsídios, custeando as passagens transatlânticas, hospedagem e colocação nas fazendas de café, foi implantada com sucesso no estado de São Paulo. Na Argentina, houve o predomínio da imigração espontânea. As políticas liberais e os altos salários pagos nas épocas de colheitas do trigo e milho também tiveram êxito em atrair estrangeiros. As fontes revelaram também uma mobilidade geográfica e deslocamentos frequentes e de caráter sazonal dos imigrantes entre São Paulo e Buenos Aires. / The present work aims to analyze, comparatively, the policies for attraction, the activities, the flows and displacement of immigrants in Brazil and Argentina, specifically focusing on the regions of São Paulo and Buenos Aires from 1870 to 1930. We intend to identify, for both countries and regions, the similarities and differences of the implemented policies aimed to attract immigrants; to observe the pattern of the migration flows; and to examine the role of immigrants in the composition of these populations and their role within the economic activities at the rural and urban environments. We also examine the immigrants flow between the ports of Santos and Buenos Aires at the time, analyzing the numbers and place of origin of the immigrants, as well as their motivations, reported by the sources and the historiography. The information and data compiled to produce this study were collected from a variety of research sources: government data, laws, censuses, report statistics, among others. The archives consulted correspond to physical and online collections. This work is divided in three chapters. The sources revealed differences and resemblances between the migratory process to Brazil and Argentina. Throughout the nineteenth century, both in Brazil and Argentina, the governmental debates about the promotion of immigration were guided by the need of populating territories and finding labor to sustain the agro-export agriculture development. In addition to being a solution for the lack of work force on the lands and for the settlement of territories, in both countries the immigration was seen as the pathway to progress, society modernization and population whitening. From 1870 to 1930, considered the period with the higher occurrence of migration, Brazil and Argentina were the countries that received the largest amount of immigrants in Latin America. Brazil received more than 4.1 million of immigrants, while more than 6.2 million went to Argentina. In the period, the subsidy policy, financing the transatlantic travels, accommodation and location in the coffee farms, succeeded in São Paulo state. In Argentina, the spontaneous immigration prevailed. The liberal policies for immigrant attraction and the high weights paid on the wheat and maize harvest seasons also succeeded in attracting foreigners. Sources also revealed a geographic mobility and frequent displacements with a seasonal character by immigrants between São Paulo and Buenos Aires.
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Imigrantes no Brasil e na Argentina: políticas de atração, fluxos, atividades e deslocamentos (São Paulo e Buenos Aires, 1870 - 1930) / Immigrants in Brazil and Argentina: policies for attraction, flows, activities and displacement (San Paolo and Buenos Aires, 1870-1930)

André Luiz Lanza 22 June 2015 (has links)
O presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar, comparativamente, as políticas de atração, as atividades, os fluxos e deslocamentos dos imigrantes no Brasil e Argentina, focalizando mais especificamente as regiões de São Paulo e Buenos Aires, no período de 1870 a 1930. Procuramos, para os dois países e regiões, identificar as semelhanças e diferenças nas políticas implementadas visando a atração de imigrantes, observar o comportamento dos fluxos migratórios e examinar o papel dos imigrantes na composição das populações e a sua atuação em atividades econômicas nos meios rural e urbano. Examinamos também o fluxo de imigrantes entre o porto de Santos e o porto de Buenos Aires no período, analisando números e origem dos emigrantes assim como as motivações aventadas nas fontes e pela historiografia. As informações e dados compilados para a confecção deste trabalho foram coletados de diversos tipos de fontes: fontes governamentais, legislações, censos, relatório, estatísticas. Os arquivos consultados correspondem a acervos físicos e online. O trabalho está dividido em três capítulos. As fontes revelaram diferenças e semelhanças entre os processos migratórios para Brasil e Argentina. Durante todo o século XIX, tanto no Brasil quanto na Argentina, a necessidade de povoar territórios e encontrar mão de obra para sustentar o desenvolvimento da agricultura agroexportadora norteou os debates governamentais sobre o fomento da imigração. Além de ser uma solução para a falta de braços nas lavouras e para o povoamento de territórios, nos dois países a imigração era vista como o caminho para o progresso, para a modernização da sociedade e para o branqueamento da população. A partir de 1870 até 1930, período das grandes migrações, Brasil e Argentina foram os países que mais receberam imigrantes na América Latina. O Brasil recebeu mais 4,1 milhões de imigrantes e mais de 6,2 milhões se dirigiram para a Argentina. Nesse período, a política de subsídios, custeando as passagens transatlânticas, hospedagem e colocação nas fazendas de café, foi implantada com sucesso no estado de São Paulo. Na Argentina, houve o predomínio da imigração espontânea. As políticas liberais e os altos salários pagos nas épocas de colheitas do trigo e milho também tiveram êxito em atrair estrangeiros. As fontes revelaram também uma mobilidade geográfica e deslocamentos frequentes e de caráter sazonal dos imigrantes entre São Paulo e Buenos Aires. / The present work aims to analyze, comparatively, the policies for attraction, the activities, the flows and displacement of immigrants in Brazil and Argentina, specifically focusing on the regions of São Paulo and Buenos Aires from 1870 to 1930. We intend to identify, for both countries and regions, the similarities and differences of the implemented policies aimed to attract immigrants; to observe the pattern of the migration flows; and to examine the role of immigrants in the composition of these populations and their role within the economic activities at the rural and urban environments. We also examine the immigrants flow between the ports of Santos and Buenos Aires at the time, analyzing the numbers and place of origin of the immigrants, as well as their motivations, reported by the sources and the historiography. The information and data compiled to produce this study were collected from a variety of research sources: government data, laws, censuses, report statistics, among others. The archives consulted correspond to physical and online collections. This work is divided in three chapters. The sources revealed differences and resemblances between the migratory process to Brazil and Argentina. Throughout the nineteenth century, both in Brazil and Argentina, the governmental debates about the promotion of immigration were guided by the need of populating territories and finding labor to sustain the agro-export agriculture development. In addition to being a solution for the lack of work force on the lands and for the settlement of territories, in both countries the immigration was seen as the pathway to progress, society modernization and population whitening. From 1870 to 1930, considered the period with the higher occurrence of migration, Brazil and Argentina were the countries that received the largest amount of immigrants in Latin America. Brazil received more than 4.1 million of immigrants, while more than 6.2 million went to Argentina. In the period, the subsidy policy, financing the transatlantic travels, accommodation and location in the coffee farms, succeeded in São Paulo state. In Argentina, the spontaneous immigration prevailed. The liberal policies for immigrant attraction and the high weights paid on the wheat and maize harvest seasons also succeeded in attracting foreigners. Sources also revealed a geographic mobility and frequent displacements with a seasonal character by immigrants between São Paulo and Buenos Aires.
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Comparison of Academic mobility and Scientific migration between Indonesia and Russian Federation : master's thesis / Сравнение академической мобильности и научной миграции между Индонезией и Российской Федерацией : магистерская диссертация

Джеханшах, Ф. И., Jehanshah, F. I. January 2022 (has links)
Целью данного исследования является описание и сравнение феномена утечки мозгов в индонезийских и российских квалифицированных кадровых ресурсах, а также сравнение решений, которые были приняты правительствами двух стран. Рекомендации, предложенные автором для индонезийского правительства, должны следовать тому, как российское правительство решает проблему утечки мозгов. А также должны многое улучшить в области высшего образования, стипендиальной политики, признания работы национальных ученых и очень долгой бюрократии. Для российского правительства повышение политической стабильности и улучшение качества жизни его граждан является ключом к решению проблемы утечки мозгов. / The goal of this study is to describe and compare the brain drain phenomenon in Indonesian and Russian qualified human resources, as well as compare solutions that have been carried out by the governments of the two countries. The recommendations proposed by the author for the Indonesian government to follow the way of how the Russian government solves the brain drain problem. And also must improve a lot in the fields of higher education, scholarship policy, appreciation for the work of the nation's scientists and a very long bureaucracy. For the Russian government, increasing political stability and improving the quality of life of its citizens is the key to solving the brain drain problem.
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The climate change impact on international migration flows : An abductive case study on how climate change can affect migration flow from Bangladesh to Sweden / Klimatförändringarnas påverkan på internationella migrationsflöden. : En abduktiv studie på hur klimat förändringarna påverkar migrationsflödet från Bangladesh till Sverige.

Bergström, Joel January 2021 (has links)
The question if climate change affects the international migration flow from Bangladesh to Sweden has been investigated. Through the usage of the conceptual framework of Black et al (2011), the theory of migration system theory, and the concept of network migration have been presented in an abductive qualitative case study. Semi-structured interviews have been used upon a sample of ten volunteer participants and an in-depth literature review has been done to build credibility towards the findings of this thesis. The data collected provides evidence that there is an indication of climate change affecting the international migration flow, however, due to the scope of this research, there cannot be a clear answer and further research is needed.

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