This article explores the extent to which macro-level characteristics of destination countries,
origin countries, and immigrant communities help explain differences in immigrant children's …

Participation rates in higher education for British South Asian Muslim women are steadily
increasing. The aim of this article, therefore, is to explore motivations and influences for …

This article examines the socioeconomic and sociocultural status of the second‐generation
Turkish young people in the Netherlands, comparing them to their Moroccan counterparts …

Designed to promote reflection, discussion, and action among the entire learning
community, Educating Everybody's Children encapsulates what research has revealed …

Although there is increasing public debate about how best to educate immigrant children,
much of the discussion proceeds with scant attention to research findings on immigrant …

This article examines recent research on the variability of educational performance in
Britain. The composition of Britain's minority population is reviewed, followed by a …

The relationship between qualitative and quantitative research has challenged social
scientists and public policy researchers for most of the past two centuries. The survey …

There are almost 500 institutions of private higher education currently in operation in
Malaysia, these include colleges, university colleges and universities. These institutions are …

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A substantial majority of British Sikh women are, in the 1990s, either born or raised in Britain.
This article proposes a more complex conceptualisation of their economic and cultural …