Category:Migration
From Habele Institute
The Compact affords citizens of the three FAS nations the right to travel to, and reside within, the United States and its territories. In the United States these citizens, often termed “COFA Migrants” if they remain for an extended period, enjoy nearly all the rights and responsibilities of native born or naturalized US citizens. It is now estimated the total number of FAS citizens in the US and its territories is nearly equal to the population totals within Palau, the Federated States, and the Marshall Islands. Surveys of these migrants consistently point to pursuit of educational, employment and healthcare opportunities as the primary drivers of migration.
Pages in category "Migration"
The following 156 pages are in this category, out of 156 total.
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- A Second Look at FSM Migration to Guam
- A Study of Urban Morphology of Japanese Colonial Towns in Nan'yo Gunto
- A View of Somatology and Serology in Micronesia
- Access and Alienation: The Promise and Threat of Stewardship on Mokil Atoll
- Adoption and Migration from Pulap, Caroline Islands
- Alodia Paul Interview Conducted by Modesta Tauwl
- An Assessment of the Amended Compacts and Related Agreements
- An Ethnopsychological Perspective on Migration: A Small Island Example
- Arsd, a Novel Erα Downstream Target Gene, Inhibits Proliferation and Migration of Breast Cancer Cells via Activating Hippo/yap Pathway
- Assessing and Improving Policy Response to Economic Shocks in the North Pacific: FSM
- Assessing and Improving Policy Response to Economic Shocks in the North Pacific: RMI
- Assessing and Improving Policy Response to Economic Shocks in the North Pacific: ROP
- Austronesian Migrations and Developments in Micronesia
C
- Caenorhabditis Diversity on Pohnpei, Micronesia, Provides Evidence That the Elegans Supergroup Has Its Roots in the Americas and Diversified in the Pacific En Route to Asia
- Census, 1970, TTPI
- Census, Yap District
- Central Carolinian Oral Narratives: Indigenous Migration Theories and Principles of Order and Rank
- Central Carolinian Oral Narratives: Indigenous Migration Theories and Principles of Order and Rank
- Changing migration patterns in the FSM
- Child Development in Micronesia and the US Micronesian Migration Diaspora: Through the Lens of Bronfenbrenner's Theoretical Structures
- Climate Change: Activities of Selected Agencies to Address Potential Impact on Global Migration
- COFA
- Compacts of Free Association: An Assessment of Current US Proposals to Extend Assistance
- Compacts of Free Association: Development Prospects Remain Limited for Micronesia and Marshall Islands
- Compacts of Free Association: Guidelines Needed to Support Reliable Estimates of Cost Impacts of Growing Migration
- Compacts of Free Association: Improvements Needed to Assess and Address Growing Migration
- Compacts of Free Association: Issues Associated with Implementation in Palau, Micronesia, and the Marshall Islands
- Compacts of Free Association: Negotiations Should Address Aid Effectiveness and Accountability and Migrants’ Impact on US Areas
- Compacts of Free Association: Populations in US Areas Have Grown, with Varying Reported Effects
- Concerns Over Potential Racial Profiling of Micronesians in Hawaii
- Conchita Leyangrow Interview Conducted by Modesta Tauwl
- Conflicting Discourses on Colonial Assimilation: A Palauan Cultural Tour to Japan, 1915
- Connected by the Sea: Towards a Regional History of the Western Caroline Islands
- Contemporary Migration Within the Pacific Islands: The Case of Fijian Skilled Workers in Kiribati and Marshall Islands
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- Deep in Their Hearts They Still Wanna Come Back – Sonsorolese People in Motion and the Implications on Culture and Identity
- Demographic Change in Kosrae State, Federated States of Micronesia
- Development in Remote Regions: What Do We Know?
- Disaster and Demography
- Discourses on Chuukese Customary Adoption, Migration, and the Laws of State(s)
- Distribution, Behaviour, and Provenance of Oriental Dollarbirds Eurystomus Orientalis in Micronesia, Including the First Two Records from the Mariana Islands
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- First 5-year Review of the Compact for the FSM, Covering December 17, 2003 to September 30th, 2008
- First 5-year Review of the Compact for the RMI, Covering December 17, 2003 to September 30th, 2008
- Foreign Nationals in the US Armed Forces: Immigration Issues
- From the Spaces to the Holes: Ralik—ratak Remembrances of World War II
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- Madrich: Outer Islanders on Yap
- Making Micronesia
- Mapping Economic Development: The South Seas Government and Sugar Production in Japan’s South Pacific Mandate, 1919–1941
- Maria Legap Interview Conducted by Modesta Tauwl
- Memories of Okinawa: Life and Times in the Greater Osaka Diaspora
- Micronesia. the Ruins on Ponape, or Ascension Island
- Micronesian Counselor, Issue 42
- Micronesian Counselor, Issue 59
- Micronesian Counselor, Issue 64
- Micronesian Counselor, Issue 71
- Micronesian Counselor, Issue 73
- Micronesian Counselor, Issue 74
- Micronesian Emigration: The Brain Drain in Palau, Marshalls and the Federated States
- Micronesian Reporter 1964 V12 08
- Micronesian Reporter 1965 V13 03
- Micronesian Reporter 1966 V14 01
- Micronesian Reporter 1968 V16 03
- Micronesian Reporter 1969 V17 03
- Micronesian Reporter 1971 V19 01
- Micronesian Reporter 1971 V19 02
- Micronesian Reporter 1972 V20 03
- Micronesian Reporter 1972 V20 04
- Micronesian Reporter 1973 V21 01
- Micronesian Reporter 1974 V22 01
- Micronesian Reporter 1974 V22 02
- Micronesian Reporter 1974 V22 03
- Micronesian Reporter 1975 V23 04
- Micronesian Reporter 1977 V25 02
- Micronesian Reporter 1977 V25 04
- Micronesian Reporter 1978 V26 03
- Micronesian Voices: Culture and School Conflict
- Micronesians on the Move
- Micronesians on the Move: Eastward and Upward Bound
- Migration from Micronesian Nations Has Had Significant Impact on Guam, Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
- Migration of Mogmog Islands in Ulithi Atoll, Yap State, FSM
- Migration, Regional Integration and Human Security
- Migrations and Conservation Implications of Post-Nesting Green Turtles from Gielop Island, Ulithi Atoll, FSM
- Migrations of the Green Turtle, Chelonia Mydas, Breeding in Yap State, FSM
- Music Worlding in Palau: Chanting, Atmospheres, and Meaningfulness
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- Never Leave Your Little Due Alone: Raising an Ifaluk Child
- New Shape of Old Island Cultures
- New Trends in Micronesian Migration
- New Trends in Micronesian Migration FSM Migration to Guam and the Marianas 1990-93
- New Trends in Micronesian Migration: Fsm Migration to Guam and the Marianas, 1990-1993
- Noncitizen Eligibility for Federal Housing Programs
- Noncitizen Eligibility for Federal Public Assistance: Policy Overview
- Notes on Clan Histories and Migration in Micronesia
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- Pacific Atoll Populations
- Pacific Islanders in the United States
- Pacific Islands in the Global Economy: Paradoxes of Migration and Culture
- Pacific Seascapes, Canoe Performance, and a Review of Lapita Voyaging with Regard to Theories of Migration
- Pantala Flavescens (Insecta: Odonata) Rides West Winds into Ngulu Atoll, Micronesia: Evidence of Seasonality and Wind-Assisted Dispersal
- Physical Anthropology in Micronesia: A Closing Statement
- Population Decline Induced by Gonorrhoea and Tuberculosis Transmission: Micronesia During the Japanese Occupation, 1919–45
- Populations in Transition, Medicines in Motion: Migration, Health, and Healing in Echang Hamlet
- Pre-War Japanese Fisheries in Micronesia: Focusing on Bonito and Tuna Fishing in the Northern Mariana Islands
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- Rank, Hierarchy and Routes of Migration: Chieftainship in the Central Caroline Islands of Micronesia
- Reflections on Micronesia: Collected Papers of Father Francis X. Hezel, S.j
- Regional Demographic Change in Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia
- Regional Demographic Change in Chuuk State, FSM
- Regional Demographic Change in Pohnpei State, Federated States of Micronesia
- Regional Demographic Change in Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia
- Report to the Congress on the Compacts of Free Association with the FSM and the RMI for Fiscal Year 2005mpact_report
- Report to the Congress on the Compacts of Free Association with the FSM FSM and the RMI RMI for Fiscal Year 2004
- Report to the Congress on the Compacts of Free Association with the FSM FSM and the RMI RMI for Fiscal Year 2006
- Report to the Congress on the Compacts of Free Association with the FSM FSM and the RMI RMI for Fiscal Years 2009 and 2010
- Report: Challenges for the Asia-Pacific Region in the 21st Century as Seen from the Asian Perspective
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- Sea People
- Second Five-Year Review of the Compact of Free Association, as Amended, Between the Government of the United States and the FSM Fy2004 – Fy2013
- Second Five-Year Review of the Compact of Free Association, as Amended, Between the Government of the United States and the RMI Fy2004 – Fy2013
- Settlement, Survival, and Growth
- Social and Cultural Characteristics of Fishing Peoples
- Status or Subjugation? Women, Migration and Development in the South Pacific
- Studies in Pacific History
- Survey of FSM Migrants in the United States Including Guam and the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands Cnmi
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- Taking Responsibility for Our Schools: A Series of Four Articles on Education in Micronesia
- Testimony Before the Committee on Resources, House of Representatives
- The Archaeology of Western Micronesia
- The Bikinians
- The Compacts of Free Association and Living in the United States | US. Department of the Interior
- The Demographic Evolution of Ebeye
- The Freely Associated States and Issues for Congress
- The German Language in the South Seas: Language Contact and the Influence of Language Politics and Language Attitudes
- The Great Flight Northward: FSM Migration to Guam
- The Great Flight Northward: FSM Migration to Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands
- The Japanese and the Americans: Contrasting Historical Periods of Economic and Social Development in Palau
- The Making of Karafuto Repatriates
- The Marshall Islands and Micronesia: Amendments to the Compact of Free Association with the United States
- The Mirab Economy in South Pacific Microstates
- The Petroglyphs of Mu: Pohnpei, Nan Madol, and the Legacy of Lemuria
- The Social Adjustment of Overseas-Educated Micronesians
- Tracing the Heritage and Civilization of Austronesian Seafarers Across Waters, Seas, and Oceans in the Archipelago of Southeast Asia
- Trust Funds for Micronesia and the Marshall Islands May Not Provide Sustainable Income
