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Social Welfare, Policy and Outcomes: The Ethnic Minority Experience in a Global and Comparative Perspective

Saturday, July 19, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Room: F203
RC19 Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare and Social Policy (host committee)

Language: English

This session assesses social welfare policies and/or the realized outcomes of such policies through the prism of the life course experiences of the ethnic minority cohort.
Session Organizer:
Reza HASMATH, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Chair:
Julia COOK, University of Melbourne, Australia
342.1
Cultivating Ethnic Solidarity in the Transnational Enclave: Co-Ethnic Relations Between South Korean “Newcomers” and Korean-Japanese/ Korean-Chinese “Oldcomers” in the Korean Enclaves in Osaka and Beijing (Oral Presentation)
Sharon YOON, Saitama University, Japan

342.2
Ethnic Autonomous Policy and Ethnic Inequality in China: An Evaluation (Oral Presentation)
Xiaogang WU, Hong Kong University , Hong Kong

342.3
What Explains the Rise of Ethnic Minority Tensions in China? (Oral Presentation)
Reza HASMATH, University of Oxford, United Kingdom

342.4
Moving out of “Their Places” – Structural Factors for Post-Independence Ukrainian Migration to Australia (Oral Presentation)
Olga OLEINIKOVA, University of Sydney, Australia

342.5
Communicating the Discrepancy: Operational Outcomes of the Activation Policy in the Field of Local Support Activities for Migrant Residents in Germany (Oral Presentation)
Tomoko WATARAI, Yokohama City University, Japan

342.6
Social Networks, Networking, and Ethnic Group Membership in a Talent Pool (Oral Presentation)
Carolin OSSENKOP, VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands; Claartje J. VINKENBURG, VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands

342.7
Overcoming Institutional Barriers: The Relationship Between Basic Human Motivations and Immigrant Integration Across European Societies (Oral Presentation)
Tim REESKENS, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands; Maureen EGER, Umeĺ University, Sweden

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