Integration, Recognition and Security

This article analyses the discursive representations of social support received through social relationships by families with a Russian background. As a result of the analysis, three discourses are identified: the ‘Integration’ discourse, the ‘Recognition’ discourse and the ‘Security’ discourse. The...

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Published in:Nordic Journal of Migration Research 2015-06, Vol.5 (2), p.91-98
Main Authors: Heino, Eveliina, Veistilä, Minna
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Integration
Migration
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Social psychology
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Families & family life
families with a Russian background
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Migration
relationships
Social psychology
Social support
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