Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria
Romashchenko T (2024)
Forced Migration Review (74): 15-18.
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Abstract / Bemerkung
The Russian invasion has prompted a new phenomenon: significant reverse remittances from within Ukraine to displaced Ukrainians in other countries. This has implications for the individual recipients, host countries and for Ukraine itself.
Stichworte
reverse remittances;
Ukraine;
Germany;
Austria;
refugees;
forced migrants
Erscheinungsjahr
2024
Zeitschriftentitel
Forced Migration Review
Ausgabe
74
Seite(n)
15-18
ISSN
1460-9819
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2994706
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Romashchenko T. Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria. Forced Migration Review. 2024;(74):15-18.
Romashchenko, T. (2024). Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria. Forced Migration Review(74), 15-18.
Romashchenko, Taras. 2024. “Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria”. Forced Migration Review, no. 74: 15-18.
Romashchenko, T. (2024). Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria. Forced Migration Review, 15-18.
Romashchenko, T., 2024. Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria. Forced Migration Review, (74), p 15-18.
T. Romashchenko, “Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria”, Forced Migration Review, 2024, pp. 15-18.
Romashchenko, T.: Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria. Forced Migration Review. 15-18 (2024).
Romashchenko, Taras. “Reverse remittances as a new normal for Ukraine: evidence from Germany and Austria”. Forced Migration Review 74 (2024): 15-18.
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