Labor Mobility of Foreigners in Slovak Republic

Rievajová, Eva; Přívara, Andrej; Mayerová, Kamila

doi:10.35678/2539-5645.5(18).2019.55-64

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“…Malta (72%) and Italy (62%) are satisfying the highest numbers of "pending migrant" applications, while Latvia, Poland and Slovakia are demonstrating the lowest numbers. [8,11].…”

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«Consumer migration» phenomenon as a result of global migration explosion: catastrophe theory modelling

Pitukhinа¹,

Volokh

Pitukhin

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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The article analyzes reasons of spasmodic migrants’ mass exodus from Africa and the Middle East in 2015. In order to describe this phenomenon authors propose to use catastrophe theory toolkit, that would help to describe explained phenomenon using particularly "casp catastrophe". Two basic factors were identified in order to develop the model – push factor (conflicts, instability, poverty in the Middle East) and pull factor (western values and aspirations for political and economic freedom and hope for better opportunity). Model’s output variable is linked with migration flows intensity to the EU. "Consumer migration» phenomenon implies that migrants are aimed at not only saving their lives, but also at their well-being upgrade in Western Europe countries. Relevant statistical indicators in various EU countries and the Middle East make it possible to formulate a hybrid model of contemporary global migration explosion, which is a combination of a gravity model and "casp catastrophe" model. At the same time whileperceiving migration drivers and factors, however, we shall admit that migrants’ desire to upgradetheir living conditions doesn’t contradict the 1951Refugee Convention.

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“…Malta (72%) and Italy (62%) are satisfying the highest numbers of "pending migrant" applications, while Latvia, Poland and Slovakia are demonstrating the lowest numbers. [8,11].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

«Consumer migration» phenomenon as a result of global migration explosion: catastrophe theory modelling

Pitukhinа¹,

Volokh

Pitukhin

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Failure such as grade repetition wastes and is resource inefficiency and some students fail to obtain the benefit and opportunity provided. In addition, grade repetition impairs economic growth [18,19,20].…”

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Demographic determinant of primary school repeater in Indonesia

Samosir

2021

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The development of a country is supported by its education development. In general, education is financed by the government. It is expected that all school-age population can participate in education. Indonesia has implemented the nine-year compulsory basic education program. The aim of this study is to examine the demographic factors that affect the primary school repeater in Indonesia. The data source was from the World Bank Development Indicator of the World Bank. The data coverage was from 1971 to 2018. The dependent variable was the primary school repeater rate. The independent variables were the population growth rate and fixed telephone subscription. The data were analyzed using multiple regression analysis. The results of the study indicate that higher primary school repeater was associated with higher population growth rate and lower fixed telephone subscription. Therefore, Indonesia needs to manage its population growth rate and improve infrastructure development, in particular information technology infrastructure.

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Labor Mobility of Foreigners in Slovak Republic

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

«Consumer migration» phenomenon as a result of global migration explosion: catastrophe theory modelling

«Consumer migration» phenomenon as a result of global migration explosion: catastrophe theory modelling

Demographic determinant of primary school repeater in Indonesia

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