Immigrant and Ethnic Minority families: An Introduction

The impact of intergenerational transmission processes on the intercultural contact and ethnic identification of second generation adolescents is studied in five different groups of migrant families: Italian, Greek, and Turkish work migrants, German repatriates from Russia, and Jewish immigrants fro...

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Published in:Journal of comparative family studies 2001-10, Vol.32 (4), p.461-463
Main Authors: NAUCK, BERNHARD, SETTLES, BARBARA H.
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Cultural customs
Decision making
Families
Human capital
Human migration
Immigration
Kinship
Labor migration
Living conditions
Marriage
Migration
Political migration
Satellite television
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Society
Television networks
Trends
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subjects Cultural customs
Decision making
Families
Human capital
Human migration
Immigration
Kinship
Labor migration
Living conditions
Marriage
Migration
Political migration
Satellite television
Social discrimination
Social integration
Social structures
Society
Television networks
Trends
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