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"Emigrating from China to the United States" addresses such issues and topics as: Sociological theories and how different political and economic systems influence ways of thinking, everyday life, and social interaction with others; The importance of doing research projects, collecting data, and how to avoid common mistakes; The comparison between Chinese and American cultures, and cultural shock; How immigrants assimilate themselves into American society; Deviant behavior that may be considered universal; Comparison and evaluation of U.S.

Emigrating from China to the United States

However, very few of those emigrating are research scientists.

Government building lab to fight brain drain

Main reasons given in the survey for considering emigrating include an increased quality of life for children, exposure to a different culture and helping children to learn a different language if a non-English speaking country was selected.

Lloyds Bank research shows parents consider moving abroad to improve children's quality of life

Under the eMigrate project, all holding ECR passports will be screened and MOIA will be launching the project and integrating it with several Indian ministries that will help put in place a databank on Indians emigrating.

Social insurance schemes on way for Indian expats

MY son, a plasterer, is emigrating to Australia later this month.

Tool up for a new life in Oz; Travel clinic

The data from the State Statistical Office show that each year from the period of 2006 - 2010, the number of persons that immigrate to Macedonia is bigger than the number of people emigrating. In regard to school preparation, last year, most of the immigrants were high-school graduates (349) followed by immigrants with finished elementary school (160) and immigrants with university education (68).

Macedonia with three times more emigrants than immigrants

It is at this point that the emigrating parent's 'plan' for the emigration becomes important.

It's all in the plan - emigrating with children

MIDWIVES are emigrating to find work as local health boards fail to fill vacancies to keep cost down.

Midwives emigrate to Oz for work

Mr Brabon, who was a chef at the Gosforth Park Hotel and a food lecturer at South Tyneside College before emigrating, has penned 'Savoie Fayre', an introduction to the regional ingredients and dishes of Annecy.

Dishing up feast of ideas

The study also found out that 50 percent of Lebanese youth are thinking of emigrating, with 25 percent saying they are willing to move to another country and another 25 percent saying they are willing to emigrate.

Study finds that 80 percent of Lebanese youth suffer sectarian bias--50 percent wants to emigrate

The Man United boss told Glasgow Caledonian Uni students he thought about emigrating to Canada after three defeats in the Saints' reserves in the 1960s.

Fergie: I could have been lost to game

However there is a difference between a holiday and emigrating so it may be kinder, as you are emigrating, to take your dog with you.