U sklopu studija koji zavrsam, duzna sam napisati diplomski.Tematika kojom se bavim su migracije i integracije, te u sklopu istoga, pisat cu diplomski na temu transnacionalizma, vezano opet za BiH jer sam misljenja da je migracijski proces u BiH neistrazeno podrucje.( moguce da se varam)
Iz mnogih tehnickih razloga, tj problema na koje nailazim u prikupljanju informacija,kako bih usla u drugu fazu koncepta diplomskoga zamolila bih Vas da mi pomognete.
Licno sam trazila informacije preko ministarstva za izbjegle i raseljene a organizacije na koje sam naisla nemaju nikakav adekvatan "sadrzaj" koji bi mi odgovarao.Problem sa kojim se suocavam su :polovicne informacije, nejavljanje na molbe/pozive i sl tehnicki problemi.
Stoga, ukoliko imate uvida u studije koje se bave migracijama u BiH ( u bilo kojem dijelu svijeta) budite ljubazni te me uputite na adrese/autore/linkove/studije
Ukoliko znate gdje mogu naci statistike o godisnjim brojkama emigranata( te o emigraciji od rata do sada) iz BiH, o njihovim profilima, razlozima, nacinima emigracije i sl-budite ljubazni pa mi taj info proslijedite.
Unaprijed zahvalna!
Molim Vas za pomoc
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danas
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#2 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
cek malotempora wrote: Stoga, ukoliko imate uvida u studije koje se bave migracijama u BiH ( u bilo kojem dijelu svijeta) budite ljubazni te me uputite na adrese/autore/linkove/studije.
Unaprijed zahvalna!
sta te zanima -- migracija drzavljana BH (bosanci po bijelom svijetu), ili migracije unutar BH (kinezi i ukrajinke po BH)? ili oboje?
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pitt
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#3
Tempo,
nedavno procitah ovaj clanak u kojem govore o nekom specijalnom izvjestaju svjestke banke na tremu migracija u evropi. Probaj vidjet imal sta na njihovoj web adresi.
Migration
Migrant power
Jan 16th 2007
From Economist.com
A report shows migrants reshaping parts of Europe and Asia
WHEN eastern Europe was behind the Iron Curtain, it was a grim joke: “If they ever open the borders, will the last person to leave please turn off the lights?” Now that the borders are open, and the young and skilled are indeed leaving in record numbers for work in more prosperous climes, it is hard to tell whether the old joke rings with hope or despair.
On Tuesday January 16th the World Bank issued a report on migration and remittances in eastern Europe and Central Asia since the fall of the Berlin Wall. It shows some surprising trends. An initial surge of migration was attributed to ethnic reconsolidation after the removal of artificial barriers. Since then, migration has slowed but remains a significant force, helping to reshape lives and whole economies throughout the region.
Migrants make up nearly a tenth of Russia’s population, 15% of Ukraine’s and 20% of oil-rich Kazakhstan. Much of this is because of ethnic resettlement, but there has also been rapid movement of workers seeking economic opportunity from the region’s poorer nations. Then there is the impact of migrants from the newer members of the European Union (EU) travelling westwards to seek work in richer countries.
According to the Bank, migration is hastening already striking demographic trends. In the region defined by the World Bank as “western ECA”—broadly, much of eastern Europe and Central Asia—the population peaked at 130m in 1990. By the middle of this century, the total is likely to be down by about a fifth. Much of the former Soviet Union is also seeing rapid demographic change. In Russia the working-age population is expected to fall dramatically. The population of western Europe, by contrast, is projected to remain roughly stable—entirely because of immigration.
Given the limited supply of bright young people, it seems unwise to ship them abroad to add value to other economies. Yet there is some compensation. For many countries, the remittances those workers send home are vitally important. For some transitional economies saddled with creaky Soviet-era infrastructure and burdensome bureaucracy, the best product they have to export is their youth. Remittances represent over a fifth of GDP in Moldova and Bosnia, and more than 10% in Albania, Armenia and Tajikistan. For poorer countries the remittances are often the single biggest source of external finance, and for others they still represent a large source.
The report suggests a modest positive relationship between remittances and growth, at least for countries with the complementary assets to take advantage of the infusion of capital. But even where remittances do not provide macroeconomic stimulus, they clearly alleviate poverty, taking a burden off fragile government institutions. Remittances can provide over 20% of spending in the region’s poorest households.
Models based on the experiences of southern Europe and Ireland predict that in the short term migration will continue, and possibly increase, as the regional economy becomes more integrated with western Europe. Over the longer term, however, this is less likely to be sustained. As the populations of countries in eastern Europe and Central Asia begin to age and (with luck) grow wealthier, they will produce fewer migrants and may well require more labour themselves.
As migration changes, shorter-term movements will bring migrants home with wealth accumulated abroad and human capital in the form of knowledge and new institutional norms that can improve domestic life. The American experience suggests that, for all the fears that Mexican culture is overwhelming the domestic variety, the influence is more likely to go the other way. Tyler Cowen, an economist who does field work in Mexico, points out that American influences—whether consumer tastes, a greater inclination to give to charity or more enthusiasm for democracy—are stronger there than anywhere else in Latin America. The spread of values, in other words, may be just as influential as the remittance of cash.
nedavno procitah ovaj clanak u kojem govore o nekom specijalnom izvjestaju svjestke banke na tremu migracija u evropi. Probaj vidjet imal sta na njihovoj web adresi.
Migration
Migrant power
Jan 16th 2007
From Economist.com
A report shows migrants reshaping parts of Europe and Asia
WHEN eastern Europe was behind the Iron Curtain, it was a grim joke: “If they ever open the borders, will the last person to leave please turn off the lights?” Now that the borders are open, and the young and skilled are indeed leaving in record numbers for work in more prosperous climes, it is hard to tell whether the old joke rings with hope or despair.
On Tuesday January 16th the World Bank issued a report on migration and remittances in eastern Europe and Central Asia since the fall of the Berlin Wall. It shows some surprising trends. An initial surge of migration was attributed to ethnic reconsolidation after the removal of artificial barriers. Since then, migration has slowed but remains a significant force, helping to reshape lives and whole economies throughout the region.
Migrants make up nearly a tenth of Russia’s population, 15% of Ukraine’s and 20% of oil-rich Kazakhstan. Much of this is because of ethnic resettlement, but there has also been rapid movement of workers seeking economic opportunity from the region’s poorer nations. Then there is the impact of migrants from the newer members of the European Union (EU) travelling westwards to seek work in richer countries.
According to the Bank, migration is hastening already striking demographic trends. In the region defined by the World Bank as “western ECA”—broadly, much of eastern Europe and Central Asia—the population peaked at 130m in 1990. By the middle of this century, the total is likely to be down by about a fifth. Much of the former Soviet Union is also seeing rapid demographic change. In Russia the working-age population is expected to fall dramatically. The population of western Europe, by contrast, is projected to remain roughly stable—entirely because of immigration.
Given the limited supply of bright young people, it seems unwise to ship them abroad to add value to other economies. Yet there is some compensation. For many countries, the remittances those workers send home are vitally important. For some transitional economies saddled with creaky Soviet-era infrastructure and burdensome bureaucracy, the best product they have to export is their youth. Remittances represent over a fifth of GDP in Moldova and Bosnia, and more than 10% in Albania, Armenia and Tajikistan. For poorer countries the remittances are often the single biggest source of external finance, and for others they still represent a large source.
The report suggests a modest positive relationship between remittances and growth, at least for countries with the complementary assets to take advantage of the infusion of capital. But even where remittances do not provide macroeconomic stimulus, they clearly alleviate poverty, taking a burden off fragile government institutions. Remittances can provide over 20% of spending in the region’s poorest households.
Models based on the experiences of southern Europe and Ireland predict that in the short term migration will continue, and possibly increase, as the regional economy becomes more integrated with western Europe. Over the longer term, however, this is less likely to be sustained. As the populations of countries in eastern Europe and Central Asia begin to age and (with luck) grow wealthier, they will produce fewer migrants and may well require more labour themselves.
As migration changes, shorter-term movements will bring migrants home with wealth accumulated abroad and human capital in the form of knowledge and new institutional norms that can improve domestic life. The American experience suggests that, for all the fears that Mexican culture is overwhelming the domestic variety, the influence is more likely to go the other way. Tyler Cowen, an economist who does field work in Mexico, points out that American influences—whether consumer tastes, a greater inclination to give to charity or more enthusiasm for democracy—are stronger there than anywhere else in Latin America. The spread of values, in other words, may be just as influential as the remittance of cash.
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tempora
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#4 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
Izvinjavam se zbog nepreciznosti!danas wrote:cek malotempora wrote: Stoga, ukoliko imate uvida u studije koje se bave migracijama u BiH ( u bilo kojem dijelu svijeta) budite ljubazni te me uputite na adrese/autore/linkove/studije.
Unaprijed zahvalna!
sta te zanima -- migracija drzavljana BH (bosanci po bijelom svijetu), ili migracije unutar BH (kinezi i ukrajinke po BH)? ili oboje?
Naravno, emigracija BiH gradjana.Znaci ne unutrasnja migracija, niti imigracija-vec emigracija u druge zemlje svijeta.Licno sam u raskolu izmedju ispitivanja unutrasnjeg transnacionalizma ( Srbi, Hrvati) izazvanog ratom i vanjskoga transnacionalizma -tj vezom BiH gradjana sa maticom i nacinom vezivanja.Posto tapkam u mraku (jos uvijek , nakon silne literature) sve se nadam da cete mi Vi pomoci da se presaberem i krenem u pravom smjeru-uz pomoc informacija ili studija koje su eventualno radjene na tu temu a na koje ja licno jos nisam naisla.
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Leonid Breznjev
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#6 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
tempora wrote:U sklopu studija koji zavrsam, duzna sam napisati diplomski.Tematika kojom se bavim su migracije i integracije, te u sklopu istoga, pisat cu diplomski na temu transnacionalizma, vezano opet za BiH jer sam misljenja da je migracijski proces u BiH neistrazeno podrucje.( moguce da se varam)
Iz mnogih tehnickih razloga, tj problema na koje nailazim u prikupljanju informacija,kako bih usla u drugu fazu koncepta diplomskoga zamolila bih Vas da mi pomognete.
Licno sam trazila informacije preko ministarstva za izbjegle i raseljene a organizacije na koje sam naisla nemaju nikakav adekvatan "sadrzaj" koji bi mi odgovarao.Problem sa kojim se suocavam su :polovicne informacije, nejavljanje na molbe/pozive i sl tehnicki problemi.
Stoga, ukoliko imate uvida u studije koje se bave migracijama u BiH ( u bilo kojem dijelu svijeta) budite ljubazni te me uputite na adrese/autore/linkove/studije
Ukoliko znate gdje mogu naci statistike o godisnjim brojkama emigranata( te o emigraciji od rata do sada) iz BiH, o njihovim profilima, razlozima, nacinima emigracije i sl-budite ljubazni pa mi taj info proslijedite.
Unaprijed zahvalna!
Tempora ja poznam jednog gospodina koji se vec 20-ak godina bavi studiranjem iste teme. Znaci emigracija bosanskog naroda od vremena osmanlija do danas. Ukoliko si u Sarajevu mislim da bih ti mogao omoguciti da ga direktno kontaktiras, jer najvjerojatnije da od njega mozes dobiti dosta informacija kao i ostalih tebi potrebnih stvari za tvoj diplomski rad.
Ukoliko si zainteresovan/a javi i saljem ti informacije na pm!
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MA DAJ...
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#8
Pita gdje da nade 
...pa sestro,je li ti poznata ova internet adresa,
http://www.google.no/firefox?client=fir ... S:official
netrebas nikog nista pitat,tu ti je sve
samo ukuca onej rijeci sta te interesuje i...eto ga!
...pa sestro,je li ti poznata ova internet adresa,http://www.google.no/firefox?client=fir ... S:official
netrebas nikog nista pitat,tu ti je sve
samo ukuca onej rijeci sta te interesuje i...eto ga!
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lady midnight
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#9 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
hej tempora,
chasopis International Migration je u avgustu proshle godine posvetio jedan cijeli broj migracijama na piodruchju jugoistochne evrope (u svim pravcima
), a posebnu pazhnju su, chini mi se, posvetili BiH.
chlanci su u pdf-formatu, a pristup je slobodan (bar koliko je meni poznato):
http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/toc/im ... ookieSet=1
inache kad se radi o transnacionalizmu, teshko da cesh naci shta iz oblasti sociologije (pretpostavljam da se o tome ovdje radi). ta paradigma transnacionalizma se tek pochela implementriati, koliko ja znam, u postkolonijalnoj teoriji odnosno u "cultural studies", pa onda pomalo i u istoriografiji, mada ovo zadnje rjedje...
josh mi pade na pamet da je o migracijama u BiH neshto pisao i Kjell Magnusson (on je iz shvedske, chini mi se; malo ga izgugliraj , mozhda neshto valjano ispadne i na engleskom )
ako se josh chega/koga sjetim, javim ti
chasopis International Migration je u avgustu proshle godine posvetio jedan cijeli broj migracijama na piodruchju jugoistochne evrope (u svim pravcima
), a posebnu pazhnju su, chini mi se, posvetili BiH.chlanci su u pdf-formatu, a pristup je slobodan (bar koliko je meni poznato):
http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/toc/im ... ookieSet=1
inache kad se radi o transnacionalizmu, teshko da cesh naci shta iz oblasti sociologije (pretpostavljam da se o tome ovdje radi). ta paradigma transnacionalizma se tek pochela implementriati, koliko ja znam, u postkolonijalnoj teoriji odnosno u "cultural studies", pa onda pomalo i u istoriografiji, mada ovo zadnje rjedje...
josh mi pade na pamet da je o migracijama u BiH neshto pisao i Kjell Magnusson (on je iz shvedske, chini mi se; malo ga izgugliraj
, mozhda neshto valjano ispadne i na engleskom )ako se josh chega/koga sjetim, javim ti
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Dezze
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#11 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
Nije moja oblast ali se isto bavim istrazivanjima tako da znam koliko je tesko prikupiti bilo kakve podatke. Ja bih ovaj tvoj problem pokusao rijesiti tako sto bih prvo definisao temu, da ne istrazujem sve i svasta. Mozda neko istrazivanje tipa gdje bh gradjani najvise emigriraju, hipoteze zbog cega je tako....mozda mozes kontaktirati Ministarstvo vanjskih poslova BiH i Ministarstvo civilnih poslova (ne samo telefonom, otidji do njih) i vidi da li imaju neki top ten zemalja gdje se nasi nalaze.... Ili cak da s nekim tamo u ministarstvu popricas i da vidis sta im je problem sa migracijama, pa taj problem da pokusas rijesiti sa svojim diplomskim radom. Mozda tako i posao nadjestempora wrote:Izvinjavam se zbog nepreciznosti!danas wrote:cek malotempora wrote: Stoga, ukoliko imate uvida u studije koje se bave migracijama u BiH ( u bilo kojem dijelu svijeta) budite ljubazni te me uputite na adrese/autore/linkove/studije.
Unaprijed zahvalna!
sta te zanima -- migracija drzavljana BH (bosanci po bijelom svijetu), ili migracije unutar BH (kinezi i ukrajinke po BH)? ili oboje?
Posto tapkam u mraku (jos uvijek , nakon silne literature) sve se nadam da cete mi Vi pomoci da se presaberem i krenem u pravom smjeru-uz pomoc informacija ili studija koje su eventualno radjene na tu temu a na koje ja licno jos nisam naisla.
A obavezno vidi sta je sa nevladinim sektorom, oni cesto mogu pomoci. I UNDP u BiH bi ti isto mogao biti od pomoci. Jako su ljubazni ljudi koji tamo rade.
SRETNO!
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tempora
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#12 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
Postoji li ikakva mogucnost da se ovo skine besplatno? Jer pristup nije slobodan, vec se na zalost placa?lady midnight wrote:hej tempora,
chasopis International Migration je u avgustu proshle godine posvetio jedan cijeli broj migracijama na piodruchju jugoistochne evrope (u svim pravcima
chlanci su u pdf-formatu, a pristup je slobodan (bar koliko je meni poznato):
http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/toc/im ... ookieSet=1
inache kad se radi o transnacionalizmu, teshko da cesh naci shta iz oblasti sociologije (pretpostavljam da se o tome ovdje radi). ta paradigma transnacionalizma se tek pochela implementriati, koliko ja znam, u postkolonijalnoj teoriji odnosno u "cultural studies", pa onda pomalo i u istoriografiji, mada ovo zadnje rjedje...
josh mi pade na pamet da je o migracijama u BiH neshto pisao i Kjell Magnusson (on je iz shvedske, chini mi se; malo ga izgugliraj
ako se josh chega/koga sjetim, javim ti
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danas
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#13 Re: Molim Vas za pomoc
tempora, evo ti sadrzaj tog broja -- javi na pp ako sta treba... dogovorimo se, ovo nije problem... sve je u pdf... ali broj je oko povratka izbjeglica -- sustainable return...tempora wrote: Postoji li ikakva mogucnost da se ovo skine besplatno? Jer pristup nije slobodan, vec se na zalost placa?
Sustainable Return in the Balkans: Beyond Property Restitution and Policy
Introduction. Sustainable Return in the Balkans: Beyond Property Restitution and Policy
Richard Black, Marita Eastmond, and Saskia Gent
pages 5–13
Sustainable Return in Post-conflict Contexts
Richard Black, and Saskia Gent
pages 15–38
The Significance of Property Restitution to Sustainable Return in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rhodri C. Williams
pages 40–61
Housing and Property Restitution and IDP Return in Kosovo1
Anneke Rachel Smit
pages 63–88
Return Dynamics in Bosnia1 and Croatia: A Comparative Analysis
Joanna Harvey
pages 89–144
Homes in the Making: Property Restitution, Refugee Return, and Senses of Belonging in a Post-war Bosnian Town
Anders H. Stefansson
pages 115–139
Transnational Returns and Reconstruction in Post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina
Marita Eastmond
pages 141–166