NONTRADITIONAL IMMIGRANTS IN KYIV

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NONTRADITIONALIMMIGRANTS IN KYIVOlena BraichevskaHalyna VolosiukOlena MalynovskaYaroslav PylynskyiNancy PopsonBlair A. Ruble| i |
KENNAN INSTITUTENONTRADITIONALIMMIGRANTS IN KYIVOlena BraichevskaHalyna VolosiukOlena MalynovskaYaroslav PylynskyiNancy PopsonBlair A. Ruble©2004 Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C.www.wilsoncenter.orgCover Photo: Blair A. Ruble
Page 1: Comparative Urban Studies ProjectNO
Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTSVI
Page 7 and 8: INTRODUCTIONIn August 2004, Serhiy
Page 9 and 10: IntroductionBecause many of the non
Page 11 and 12: Introductiondo vyboriv, conducted b
Page 13 and 14: CHAPTER ONEA Demographic and Social
Page 15 and 16: A Demographic and Social Portrait o
Page 41 and 42: ers recorded in passports). African
Page 43 and 44: etween 1991 and 1998 had a residenc
Page 45 and 46: and universities, i.e., they had th
Page 47 and 48: approved by a Kyiv Municipal Counci
Page 49 and 50: papers, as with marriage registrati
Page 51 and 52: Without a doubt the economic situat
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TABLE 2.3 Distribution of Economica
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in manufacturing. Finding a permane
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espondents from Vietnam are private
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ution of goods and services not ava
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who were more willing to discuss th
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TABLE 2.8 Distribution of Economica
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given by Africans; Afghans also gav
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were given by immigrants from Pakis
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conclusion is true only for a certa
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The largest group of immigrant hous
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Surveyed immigrant households are d
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tion than some oblast capitals of U
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As a rule, children who attend Ukra
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As stated earlier, children from 28
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Residence permit - - - - - 100.0 10
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Some heads of immigrant households
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every five respondents does not hav
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est. Often several unrelated indivi
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Kyiv chose to stay beyond the compl
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difference between opportunities an
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significant difference within indiv
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olds: only 20% associate with the l
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may be entirely placed on the women
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Communication Contact IndicatorsThe
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Cultural integration is characteriz
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the assimilation strategy.The main
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Immigrants from African countries a
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are very limited in Kyiv. No one fo
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To a great extent joint participati
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* The total percentage exceeds 100
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Among representatives of immigrant
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TABLE 4.2 Distribution of Responden
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TABLE 4.3 Distribution of Immigrant
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Table 4.4 illustrates the aspiratio
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sion of the Schengen zone. In other
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ferent attitude of the local popula
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The survey addressed the following
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Shevchenkivsky districts (15% each)
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However, it can also be said that t
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you?” nearly 62% of immigrants me
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more negative than positive consequ
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well as those who have their own bu
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the same time, sufficiently self-cr
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said that the number had not change
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impact, and brought up various argu
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One-third of the experts, mostly go
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Joining the World: Why Kyiv’s Mig
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esentative sampling of households i
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to meet with the researchers was th
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NOTES1. Serhiy Brytchenko,“Ukrain
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Notes“Mihranty z afrykans’kyh k
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Notes54. N. Hrynchuk,“Problema bi
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Notesfor the German Historical Inst
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NotesLayton-Henry, B.A. Robertson,
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Notes135. David Cesarani and Mary F
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CONTRIBUTORSOLENA BRAICHEVSKA is cu
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Contributorsthe History Department
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