Adaptacja i postrzeganie imigrantów w państwach europejskich: Studium porównawcze

Jakub Krzysztof Adamski

doi:10.18778/8220-253-3

Adaptacja i postrzeganie imigrantów w państwach europejskich: Studium porównawcze

Authors

Jakub Krzysztof Adamski

Uniwersytet Łódzki, Wydział Ekonomiczno-Socjologiczny Katedra Metod i Technik Badań Społecznych

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8655-6955

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18778/8220-253-3

Keywords:

migracja, asymilacja imigrantów, adaptacja imigrantów, zmienna latentna

Synopsis

Książka porusza problematykę migracji, koncentrując się na czynnikach mających wpływ na proces adaptacji imigrantów do społeczeństwa przyjmującego oraz na kształtowanie się określonego nastawienia do przybyszów wśród jego członków. Przedstawiono w niej szeroki historyczny, teoretyczny i polityczny kontekst współczesnej mobilności międzynarodowej w Europie. Zaprezentowane wyniki analiz obejmują porównania w czasie i przestrzeni, pokazując: co wpływa na poziom zaadaptowania imigrantów i nastawienie do nich członków społeczeństw przyjmujących, jak oba te elementy są ze sobą powiązane oraz jaką rolę mogą odgrywać w ich kształtowaniu się wydarzenia i charakterystyki poziomu makro. Na podkreślenie zasługuje również zastosowanie stosunkowo nowego podejścia analitycznego polegającego na stworzeniu syntetycznego wskaźnika do pomiaru adaptacji imigrantów. Całość tworzy złożony i wielowymiarowy obraz doświadczenia migracji w Europie na początku XXI wieku, wyłaniający się z analiz ilościowych. Książka ta powinna zainteresować przedstawicieli nauk społecznych, w szczególności zaś socjologów i specjalistów z obszaru studiów nad współczesnymi migracjami, jak również pracowników administracji, którzy w swojej pracy zawodowej mierzą się z kwestiami związanymi z migracją.

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