2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejmhg.2017.06.004
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Impact of migration on the expression of aggression and empathy in urban populations

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“…Their migration to urban areas is temporary as they moved from one place to another. In sociological study, labor migration has been an important issue in many countries because it not only has to do with their individuals per se, but also with geographical, economic, politic, and social change issues in both national and international scale Atramentova, Luchko, & Filiptsova, 2017;Oǧuz, 2011;Hoang, Yeoh, & Wattie, 2012;Kancs, 2011). Regardless of the purpose, in general labor migration is part of a larger global trend that affects population density in the cities (Sira & Dubravska, 2015).…”
Section: Construction Workers Of Sudalarang Villagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their migration to urban areas is temporary as they moved from one place to another. In sociological study, labor migration has been an important issue in many countries because it not only has to do with their individuals per se, but also with geographical, economic, politic, and social change issues in both national and international scale Atramentova, Luchko, & Filiptsova, 2017;Oǧuz, 2011;Hoang, Yeoh, & Wattie, 2012;Kancs, 2011). Regardless of the purpose, in general labor migration is part of a larger global trend that affects population density in the cities (Sira & Dubravska, 2015).…”
Section: Construction Workers Of Sudalarang Villagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, migrants to a new country may experience pressure to learn the language and cultural norms of the host culture [36,37]. In addition, lack of adequate parental support, obstructive practises due to discrimination, poor socioeconomic station, residence in crowded homes and settlements in city districts with inadequate organisation, and inadequate healthcare system access [38][39][40][41].…”
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confidence: 99%