Migrant's social networks and weak ties: Accessing resources and constructing relationships post-migration

"Within migration studies literature there is a tendency to assume that migrants have ready access to kin and friendship networks which facilitate the migration and settling processes. Through tight bonds of trust and reciprocity, these networks are considered to be sources of social capital, p...

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Published in:The Sociological review (Keele) 2011-11, Vol.59 (4), p.707-724
Main Author: Ryan, Louise
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Access
Arbeitnehmer
Attachment
Attention
Ausländer
Berufliche Integration
Cleavage
Einwanderer
England
Ethnicity
Friendship
Großbritannien
Hoch Qualifizierter
Hochschulabsolvent
Human ecology and demography
Immigrant assimilation
Internal migration
London
London, England
Migrant
Migrants
Migration
Network analysis
Pluralism
Poland
Polen
Poles
Qualitative research
Reciprocity
Resources
Social capital
Social integration
Social integration. Social relations. Social participation
Social Networks
Social organization. Social system. Social structure
Social relations
Sociology
Sociology of migrations
Soziale Integration
Soziales Kapital
Soziales Netzwerk
Trust
United Kingdom
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