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These studies suggest that microsimulation models and further research into cultural heritage, identity, transnational contacts, pluralism, and creolization are essential for understanding and modeling the effects of immigration on cultural diversity.
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Understanding and modeling the effects of immigration on cultural diversity is a complex task that involves examining various dimensions of diversity, such as language, religion, and education levels. Researchers use different frameworks and models to predict and analyze these effects, considering both the immigrant and host society perspectives.
Microsimulation Models for Super-Diversity:
Acculturation Theory and Intergroup Relations:
To understand and model the effects of immigration on cultural diversity, researchers employ advanced microsimulation models that offer detailed projections of various diversity indicators. Additionally, the application of acculturation theory and the consideration of transnational contacts and pluralism are essential for a comprehensive analysis of the interactions between immigrants and host societies.
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