… ”—within the heterogeneous village are denser than the ethnic network in the … : If Abalang's
ethnic network had as few nodes as Mugana's ethnic networks, it would still not be as dense. …

… nature of their involvement with the ethnic community. Ethnic networks as a base of business
… This was predominantly the case for the older respondents as the ethnic networks provided …

… Such a departure allows us to test whether the network effects, in fact, differ across ethnic
groups. As we demonstrate later, the ethnic network effect found in existing studies is driven by …

… ethnic networks varies with the time since arrival in UK. In Table 4, Table 5 we used this
information as a control. However, one might think that ethnic networks … on ethnic networks as a …

… We define as the ^-ethnic network the set of bilateral links between all countries in the world
maintained by members of the ethnicity k. In other words, there are as many ethnic networks …

… We model the economics of ethnic networks, defined as sets of agents unified by similarity
of one or more ascriptive characteristics engaged in non-anonymous interactions structured …

… role of ethnic Chinese networks in promoting … ethnic Chinese networks are significant in
facilitating cross-border investment between countries. The strength of ethnic Chinese networks …

… of ethnic network variables to analyze the role of the language concentration measure. These
ethnic variables, in particular, ethnic … , including the effect of the ethnic network variables. …

… -ethnic networks … -ethnic networks are more likely to be employed soon after arrival. This
advantage fades after four years, as migrants located in places with smaller co-ethnic networks …

… and political trust of four ethnic groups in Amsterdam. We … community of ethnic groups we
focus on ethnic organisations … community of the various ethnic groups in Amsterdam and …