Theoretical and methodological issues in migration research : interdisciplinary, intergenerational and international perspectives
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Theoretical and methodological issues in migration research : interdisciplinary, intergenerational and international perspectives
Ashgate, c2000
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内容説明
A selection of theoretico-methodological views from both senior and young researchers who participated in a two-week summer school organized by the European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER) in May 1997. The book concentrates on theory and methods and their implications in research. Each chapter questions or defends specific methodological and theoretical choices available for current or recent research on migration issues. It aims to provide international and intergenerational perspectives reflecting both established views and constructive scepticism as well as intergender and multicultural perspectives.
目次
- Part 1 Epistemological and conceptual issues: methods of data reception, Biko Agozino
- some conceptual thoughts on migration research, Andreas Demuth. Part 2 The family and migration research: linking migration and family studies - transnational migrants and the care of ageing parents, Loretta Baldasser and Cora Baldock
- processes of reconstructing migration biographies - the experience of "return" from the West to the East of Europe after 1989, Roswitha Breckner
- notes on a southern European model - immigration, the Welfare State and society, Natalia Ribas Mateos. Part 3 Socio-legal studies and migration research: beware of strangers or the myth that immigrants are more likely to be deviants, Biko Agozino
- theoretico-methodological issues in the study of Germany's repatriation policies, Douglas Spencer Moore
- investigating legal labour migration from the Maghreb in the Nineties. Part 4 International relations and migration research: notions unbounded - a critical (re)read of transnationalism suggests that US-Caribbean circuits tell the story better, Dennis Conway
- migration, ethnic minorities and international relations in post-Soviet contexts -the case of Estonia, Andreas Demuth.
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