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1. www.maier-files.com › the-women-who-fly-a-journeyThe Women Who Fly: A Journey Through Myth and Legend

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   17 hours ago · This book is an excellent read for anyone interested in mythology, history, or feminist perspectives on power and freedom. Young’s research uncovers the common threads that link ancient goddesses, witches, and modern aviatrixes, showing how the act of flight—whether physical, spiritual, or metaphorical—has always represented freedom and transcendence for women.

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3. www.hastingsindependentpress.co.uk › articlesBOOKBUSTER REVIEW: How Migration Really Works

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   6 days ago · By Hein de Haas. Published by Penguin, £10.99. REVIEW BY TIM BARTON. In the current divisive cultural climate, this book is a great curative to what the author describes as ‘21 myths’ about migration. He tackles, first, the right-wing propaganda that migration is at an all-time high.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Passenger_pigeonPassenger pigeon - Wikipedia

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   2 days ago · The passenger pigeon or wild pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) is an extinct species of pigeon that was endemic to North America. Its common name is derived from the French word passager, meaning "passing by", due to the migratory habits of the species. The scientific name also refers to its migratory characteristics.

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6. www.aba.org › author › rrminardiRebecca Minardi, Author at American Birding Association

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   Sep 22, 2024 · Consider Winged Migration, the 2001 documentary that is still available for streaming more than two decades later; A World on the Wing, Scott Weidensaul’s bestseller of two years ago; and Wingspan, the wildly fashionable board and video game.

7. newleftreview.org › issues › ii148Jan Breman & Marcel van der Linden, Migration: A View From ...

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   Sep 24, 2024 · Our essay aims to contribute towards a balanced assessment of migration by examining it from the perspective of the Global South. We explore the ‘situation of departure’, investigating the origins and outcomes of migration through the lens of class.

8. www.adamsmith.org › news › selecting-the-bestEnd the UK’s Reliance on Mass Migration and Make Immigration ...

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   Sep 18, 2024 · End the UK’s dependence on low-skilled migration and move to a highly selective immigration system by investing in automation, capping visas and seeking out the best talent from across the world.

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   Why did Francis Hemming name the pigeon migratorius?

   • In 1952 Francis Hemming proposed that the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN) secure the specific name macroura for the mourning dove, and the name migratorius for the passenger pigeon, since this was the intended use by the authors on whose work Linnaeus had based his description. [ 7]

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   Is mass migration causing a broken economic model?

   • It’s clear that mass migration has created profound challenges in this country. But as this report shows, the low-skilled migration we have experienced over the past 25 years is also propping up a broken economic model: fuelling the housing crisis, deterring business investment and storing up long-term fiscal costs for the taxpayer.

   End the UK’s Reliance on Mass Migration and Make Immigration System

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   When did mass migration start?

   • The era of mass migration began in 1997. In the 25 years leading up to the 1997 election, the UK’s average annual net migration was 68,000. In the 25 years that followed, it tripled to an average of 236,000; Recent changes to the immigration system have intensified this trend.

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   Is mass migration a problem?

   • Mass migration may not be the cause of our woeful economic performance, but it is propping up a model which simply isn’t working for Britain. Nor will it offset our ageing demographic problem. Fertility will increasingly be a global problem, so we cannot rely on migration to boost our population. We need to reduce our reliance on mass migration.

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   Did mtDNA predict the extinction of a passenger pigeon?

   • "Billions or bust: New genetic clues to the extinction of the passenger pigeon". The Washington Post. ^ Atkinson, Q. D.; Gray, R. D.; Drummond, A. J. (2008). "mtDNA variation predicts population size in humans and reveals a major southern Asian chapter in human prehistory".

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10. schoolreadinglist.co.uk › books-for-topicsRefugees and migration books for children and teens

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    Oct 7, 2024 · Refugees and migration books for children and teens. Children’s, young adult and teen books about refugees, migration, asylum, community prejudice, xenophobia, oppression and the rights of the dispossessed. This list contains 40 titles by a diverse range of authors.