2018
DOI: 10.1080/15562948.2017.1417521
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The Nexus of Political Violence and Economic Deprivation: Pakistani Migrants Disrupt the Refugee/Migrant Dichotomy

Abstract: Many thanks to Caroline Blunt for her comments on the early drafts of this paper. Many thanks also to the anonymous reviewers for their useful comments and feedback.

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“…Considering the various natures of migration processes, in general, we can divide the migration factors into two large groups: economic determinants (Cimpoeru, 2020;Hrysenko & Pryiatelchuk, 2020;Schwabe, 2021;Hakim et al, 2022) and non-economic determinants (Arif, 2020;Winter, 2020;Jończy et al, 2021). The non-economic factors include political factors (Bhimji, 2018;Branton et al, 2022;Malo, 2022), personal factors (Martínez & García;2018;Rashid, 2019;Hoffmann et al, 2019) and dyadic factors (Winter, 2020;Přívara , 2019b). The economic and political factors are characteristic of the country at the macro-level analysis.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the various natures of migration processes, in general, we can divide the migration factors into two large groups: economic determinants (Cimpoeru, 2020;Hrysenko & Pryiatelchuk, 2020;Schwabe, 2021;Hakim et al, 2022) and non-economic determinants (Arif, 2020;Winter, 2020;Jończy et al, 2021). The non-economic factors include political factors (Bhimji, 2018;Branton et al, 2022;Malo, 2022), personal factors (Martínez & García;2018;Rashid, 2019;Hoffmann et al, 2019) and dyadic factors (Winter, 2020;Přívara , 2019b). The economic and political factors are characteristic of the country at the macro-level analysis.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%