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Ding,Z. (2023). Social Assimilation of Chinese Migrant Workers: Citizenisation, Participation, and Identification. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,14,66-73.
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[17]. Burchardt, T., Le Grand, J., Piachard, D. (2000), “Social Exclusion in Britain 1991-1995”, Social Policy & Administration, 3(3), 227–244. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-9515.00148.
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[26]. Yang, J.H., Zhang, J.J. (2016), “Human Capital and Migrants’ Assimilation in China”, Population Research 40(4), 3–20.
[27]. Li, W.L. (2010), “The Social Inclusion of the Urban Ethnic Floating Population”, Heilongjiang National Series 115(2), 35–30. DOI: 10.16415/j.cnki.23-1021/c.2010.02.021.
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