Due decenni di ricerca sulla migrazione messicana in una nuova destinazione non-metropolitana: riflessioni di campo dagli Stati Uniti

Titolo Rivista MONDI MIGRANTI
Autori/Curatori Víctor Zúñiga, Rubén Hernández-León
Anno di pubblicazione 2017 Fascicolo 2017/1 Lingua Italiano
Numero pagine 22 P. 7-28 Dimensione file 224 KB
DOI 10.3280/MM2017-001001
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L’articolo sintetizza due decenni di ricerca sulla migrazione messicana a Dalton, una piccola città in Georgia, Usa. L’analisi si focalizza sui risultati del lavoro di campo e li colloca nel contesto dello studio della crescente rilevanza delle destinazioni piccolo-medie per la migrazione messicana e latina negli Stati Uniti. L’articolo presenta innanzitutto l’approccio induttivo, costruzionista e interazionista che è stato usato. Con questi strumento analitici si è studiato il processo sociale dell’immigrazione nelle piccole e medie città come una rete di interazioni fra immigrati e residenti di ungo periodo, come protagonisti e non solo vittime di forza strutturali di ampio respiro. Questo approccio ha permesso di scoprire diverse e inaspettate interazioni, che includono alleanze, cooperazione, fratture, tensioni, conflitti, aggiustamenti, adattamenti e ri-defnizione dei confini fra immigrati e nativi. L’articolo si chiude con una breve analisi della seconda generazione messicana in questo contesto. I risultati di questa ricerca sono un invito ad approfondire lo studio dell’arrivo dei migranti in destinazioni non metropolitani in altri paesi.;

Keywords:Migrazione internazionale, Messico, Stati Uniti, nuove destinazioni, integrazione degli immigrati, Georgia.

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Víctor Zúñiga, Rubén Hernández-León, Due decenni di ricerca sulla migrazione messicana in una nuova destinazione non-metropolitana: riflessioni di campo dagli Stati Uniti in "MONDI MIGRANTI" 1/2017, pp 7-28, DOI: 10.3280/MM2017-001001