Dickerson, Aisha S Dickerson, Asha S
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Journal of autism and developmental disorders
Previous studies have implicated migration and ethnicity as possible risk factors for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in developed countries. Using Texas education data, we calculated district-reported ASD prevalence stratified by geographic region, with reported home language as a proxy for immigration. Prevalence ratios were also stratified by rac...
Wihtol De Wenden, Catherine
Si l’Australie a été récemment au cœur des débats à propos des incendies majeurs qui se sont produits dans ce pays-continent, soulevant au passage l’urgence climatique et la question des déplacés environnementaux, l’Europe des 27, actuellement en prise avec le coronavirus importé de Chine, et où certains pays se posent à nouveau la question de la f...
Cox, Antoon Li, Shuangyu
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Advances in health sciences education : theory and practice
The well-structured medical communication models that are typically described in textbooks are relevant to practice, but the actual messy interactional realities of consultations are often a far cry away from them. As a result, medical trainees frequently encounter difficulties when applying communication skills acquired during training to medical ...
Debras, François
Après une période de dédiabolisation et grâce à une base électorale croissante, de plus en plus de partis d'extrême droite européens se revendiquent aujourd'hui comme démocratiques. En écartant de la scène politique et médiatique leurs membres les plus violents, en respectant les procédures électorales et en proposant des programmes alternatifs vis...
Tipayalai, Katikar
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Journal of Economic Structures
The movement of labor in the Southeast Asia and particularly Thailand, which is home to more than half of all ASEAN migrant workers, is an issue of growing interest and increasing importance. As Thailand is now confronted with the new challenge of the so-called “middle-income trap”, the Thai government has recently implemented the long-run economic...
Portilla, Ana
Lai, Tianjian Mcavay, Haley Safi, Mirna
Drawing on a unique, large sample survey from France, Trajectories and Origins (TeO), this article aims to disentangle the effects of migrants' initial legal status from their pre-migration characteristics on five outcomes : family income, unemployment, neighborhood income disadvantage, segregation and self-rated health. Findings show that outcomes...
Lai, Tianjian Mcavay, Haley Safi, Mirna
Drawing on a unique, large sample survey from France, Trajectories and Origins (TeO), this article aims to disentangle the effects of migrants' initial legal status from their pre-migration characteristics on five outcomes : family income, unemployment, neighborhood income disadvantage, segregation and self-rated health. Findings show that outcomes...
Fleury-graff, Thibaut
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PERRIER, Jean-Baptiste
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