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Finnish Migration to Australia since World War II
(Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 1975)Migration Studies A1, Institute for Migration Turku Finland 1975.Aineisto on vapaasti saatavissa -
Integration Or Discrimination : opportunities and Barriers to Appropriate Paid Employment for Healthcare Professional Refugees in Finland
Web Reports (2002–2016) : 40 (Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 2007)This thesis looks at the opportunities and barriers to appropriate employment for healthcare professional refugees in Finland. Moving beyond a simplistic dichotomy between employment and unemployment, this study seeks to ... -
International Degree Students : a Survey of Studying, Working and Living in Turku
C-sarja (Englanninkieliset tutkimukset, 1974–2016) : 28 (Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 2016)International degree students are an important resource for Finland and Turku. The number of them in Turku has almost tripled since 2004. It is vital for the local economy that the students stay in Turku after their ... -
Labour market participation of immigrants and challenges in Finland
(Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 2020)The Migration Conference 2020, 8–11 September 2020, Keynote Speech, online.Aineisto on vapaasti saatavissa -
Second-generation Immigrants on the Finnish Labour Market in 2020 : alternative Futures
Web Reports (2002–2016) : 61 (Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 2009)The majority of second-generation immigrants in Finland are still rather young, but they will begin to enter the labour market in significant numbers during the next ten years. This study identifies factors which influence ... -
To the Land of the Gilded Streets : emigrants’ Journey from Finland through Great Britain to North America During the Era of Mass Migration
E-sarja (Erikoisjulkaisut, 1976–2016) : 7 (Siirtolaisuusinstituutti, 2015)During the “Great Emigration” in 1820–1930 circa 42 million Europeans emigrated to North America. About 380,000 of them were Finnish. In this publication we take a closer look at the emigrants’ journey from their home town ...