...Influx and Efflux ...

..., marriage migration, and eventually labor migration. Kin-related migration rapidly shifted to labor migration, which caused a rapid growth of undocumented labor and frequent deportations because South Korean visa regulations did not accommodate the influx of Korean Chinese workers. This chapter historicizes...

... to modernity and undergirded the paulistas’ rise to political dominance. Drawing on the colonial figure of the bandeirante, paulista elites fashioned a regional identity that, combined with the influx of European immigrants, led to the whitening of the paulista population. The chapter then discusses paulista...

... becoming visible on the social landscape as the search for an improved community life was embraced by many, even as the wave of revolutionary activity was subsiding. Spurred by these developments and an influx of younger recruits espousing many of these ideas, the organization expanded its involvements...

... A massive influx of humanitarian actors in conjunction with a rise in armed violence in the Central African Republic has confronted Central Africans with their own poverty and others’ wealth in new ways. In attempting to explain Central Africans’ predicament, many have found evidence showing...

..., and eventually labor migration. Kin-related migration rapidly shifted to labor migration, which caused a rapid growth of undocumented labor and frequent deportations because South Korean visa regulations did not accommodate the influx of Korean Chinese workers. This chapter historicizes the ways in which...

... to root their attachments—even as they grappled with discord and competition among themselves. Faced with the ever-growing Comorian population, and anxious about anticolonial stirrings, colonial authorities regulated religious structures to curtail migrants' influx and residence in the city. But officials...

...” (i.e., the racial integration) of some city neighborhoods. With the demise of influx controls in 1986, African in-migration pushed demand for urban housing. Yet most attempts to accommodate African people came in the form of site-and-service schemes, which by confining blacks to the city limits only...