Category Archives: immigrant

The impact of social capital on the human well-being: Refugees and immigrants (Books Review)

Posted on April 14, 2013 by BentRamallah

The phenomenon of transnational immigration at the United States is a complicated issue. Many of researchers start to acknowledge this subject by providing the framework for social, cultural, political and economic contexts. One of the assumptions characterizing migration: are that … Continue reading →

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The clash within our families ecological systems (Books Review)

Posted on March 2, 2013 by BentRamallah

Each family in their own community has a different of physical characteristics, recourses and problems that may be different with other individual members of the family. The larger exo-systems and macro-systems provide additional conceptions that are related to the historical … Continue reading →

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