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Werner Teppe - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the arno Project challenges and experiences in a large scale industrial software Migration Project
Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, 2009Co-Authors: Werner TeppeAbstract:The following paper presents the experience gained from a large scale software Migration Project.It describes how the Migration strategy was selected and how the Project was planned. It emphasizes the importance of keeping the costs as low as possible. It then goes on to outline the methods and techniques used in the Migration with special emphasis on the Migration process. After that, it deals with the tools used in converting the code, migrating the data and reimplementing the job control. As with all Migration Projects, testing played a big role and consumed a significant part of the resources. Thus, the testing techniques and tools are given particular emphasis.The paper ends with a summary of the lessons learned from this Project and how they can be applied to other similar Projects.
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CSMR - The ARNO Project: Challenges and Experiences in a Large-Scale Industrial Software Migration Project
2009 13th European Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, 2009Co-Authors: Werner TeppeAbstract:The following paper presents the experience gained from a large scale software Migration Project.It describes how the Migration strategy was selected and how the Project was planned. It emphasizes the importance of keeping the costs as low as possible. It then goes on to outline the methods and techniques used in the Migration with special emphasis on the Migration process. After that, it deals with the tools used in converting the code, migrating the data and reimplementing the job control. As with all Migration Projects, testing played a big role and consumed a significant part of the resources. Thus, the testing techniques and tools are given particular emphasis.The paper ends with a summary of the lessons learned from this Project and how they can be applied to other similar Projects.
Douglas S. Massey - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Evolution of the Mexico-U.S. Migration System: Insights from the Mexican Migration Project:
Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social Science, 2019Co-Authors: Jorge Durand, Douglas S. MasseyAbstract:Since 1987, the Mexican Migration Project (MMP) has collected and disseminated representative survey data on documented and undocumented Migration to the United States. The MMP currently includes s...
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Debacles on the Border: Five Decades of Fact-Free ImMigration Policy:
Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social Science, 2019Co-Authors: Jorge Durand, Douglas S. MasseyAbstract:Since 1987, the Mexican Migration Project (MMP) has compiled extensive data on the characteristics and behavior of documented and undocumented migrants to the United States, and made them publicly ...
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Undocumented and Unwell: Legal Status and Health among Mexican Migrants.
International Migration Review, 2019Co-Authors: Amanda R. Cheong, Douglas S. MasseyAbstract:Using data from the Mexican Migration Project, we evaluate the effects of documented and undocumented Migration on the health of Mexican adults. Results suggest that documented and undocumented mig...
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A Validation of the Ethnosurvey: The Case of Mexico-U.S. Migration:
International Migration Review, 2018Co-Authors: Douglas S. Massey, René ZentenoAbstract:This article evaluates the validity of the ethnosurvey as a method of demographic data collection by analyzing the representativeness of the Mexican Migration Project (MMP) as a source of informati...
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Explaining Undocumented Migration to the U.S
International Migration Review, 2014Co-Authors: Douglas S. Massey, Jorge Durand, Karen A. PrenAbstract:type="main" xml:id="imre12151-abs-0001"> Using data from the Mexican Migration Project and the Latin American Migration Project, we find that undocumented Migration from Mexico reflects U.S. labor demand and access to migrant networks and is little affected by border enforcement, which instead sharply reduces the odds of return movement. Undocumented Migration from Central America follows primarily from political violence associated with the U.S. intervention of the 1980s, and return Migration has always been unlikely. Mass undocumented Migration from Mexico appears to have ended because of demographic changes there, but undocumented Migration from Central America can be expected to grow slowly through processes of family reunification.
Bernard Lyons - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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LibGuides: Libguides Migration Project Guide: Timeline
2015Co-Authors: Bernard LyonsAbstract:This is a guide to assist staff in the Migration of our Libguides from the V1 Platform, to V2. All the necessary resources that staff need for this process, will be in this guide. This guide is produced by the Libguides Migration Working Group (LMG)
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LibGuides: Libguides Migration Project Guide: FAQs
2015Co-Authors: Bernard LyonsAbstract:This is a guide to assist staff in the Migration of our Libguides from the V1 Platform, to V2. All the necessary resources that staff need for this process, will be in this guide. This guide is produced by the Libguides Migration Working Group (LMG) LMG - FAQs
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LibGuides: Libguides Migration Project Guide: Introduction
2015Co-Authors: Bernard LyonsAbstract:This is a guide to assist staff in the Migration of our Libguides from the V1 Platform, to V2. All the necessary resources that staff need for this process, will be in this guide. This guide is produced by the Libguides Migration Working Group (LMG)
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LibGuides: Libguides Migration Project Guide: Latest developments
2015Co-Authors: Bernard LyonsAbstract:This is a guide to assist staff in the Migration of our Libguides from the V1 Platform, to V2. All the necessary resources that staff need for this process, will be in this guide. This guide is produced by the Libguides Migration Working Group (LMG) Latest developments in Family Law
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LibGuides: Libguides Migration Project Guide: Useful websites
2015Co-Authors: Bernard LyonsAbstract:This is a guide to assist staff in the Migration of our Libguides from the V1 Platform, to V2. All the necessary resources that staff need for this process, will be in this guide. This guide is produced by the Libguides Migration Working Group (LMG) Websites related to family law
Wenzhen Ye - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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cumulative causation market transition and eMigration from china
American Journal of Sociology, 2008Co-Authors: Zai Liang, Miao David Chunyu, Guotu Zhuang, Wenzhen YeAbstract:This article reports findings from a recent survey of international Migration from China’s Fujian Province to the United States. Using the ethnosurvey approach developed in the Mexican Migration Project, the authors conducted surveys in migrant‐sending communities in China as well as in destination communities in New York City. Hypotheses are derived from the international Migration literature and the market transition debate. The results are generally consistent with hypotheses derived from cumulative causation of Migration; however, geographical location creates some differences in Migration patterns to the United States. In China as in Mexico, the existence of Migration networks increases the propensity of Migration for others in the community. In contrast to the Mexican case, among Chinese immigrants, having a previously migrated household member increases the propensity of other household members to migrate only after the debt for previous Migration is paid off. In step with market transition theory,...
Alberto Mascena - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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study like italians do as a Migration Project field research in togo
Ethnography and Education, 2017Co-Authors: Adriano Zamperini, Alberto MascenaAbstract:ABSTRACTIn this article we present ethnographic research conducted on students taking an Italian language and culture course in Lome, the capital of Togo. We interacted with the students and participated in their school days. In addition to the interviews, we turned to Focus Groups in order to investigate certain crucial issues. Our research reinforces the idea that Migration is a strategy of living, even before surviving, thanks to which many students from West Africa can achieve their desire to learn and explore the world and gain access to higher quality education. We noted the importance of the preparatory phase, the process by which students acquire different skills needed to deal with the Migration experience. ‘Study like Italians do’ also anticipates the scenario of the Migration in the host country, which influences the expectations and behaviour that students will implement once they arrive in Italy.
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‘Study like Italians do’ as a Migration Project: field research in Togo
Ethnography and Education, 2016Co-Authors: Adriano Zamperini, Alberto MascenaAbstract:ABSTRACTIn this article we present ethnographic research conducted on students taking an Italian language and culture course in Lome, the capital of Togo. We interacted with the students and participated in their school days. In addition to the interviews, we turned to Focus Groups in order to investigate certain crucial issues. Our research reinforces the idea that Migration is a strategy of living, even before surviving, thanks to which many students from West Africa can achieve their desire to learn and explore the world and gain access to higher quality education. We noted the importance of the preparatory phase, the process by which students acquire different skills needed to deal with the Migration experience. ‘Study like Italians do’ also anticipates the scenario of the Migration in the host country, which influences the expectations and behaviour that students will implement once they arrive in Italy.