2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2015.02.001
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‘European Generation of Migration’: Change and agency in the post-2004 Polish graduates’ migratory experience

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“…Nevertheless, as it will be shown, even if it is an important trait of their personal story of becoming an adult, it operates next to a generational story of a cohort entering adulthood in the time of Europe opening its borders for Central-Eastern Europeans, thus creating new chances for experiencing youth and capitalizing on the mobility within transitions to adulthood. This story of opportunity is strongly present in the narratives of the studied generation (Wrzesień 2009;Szewczyk 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Nevertheless, as it will be shown, even if it is an important trait of their personal story of becoming an adult, it operates next to a generational story of a cohort entering adulthood in the time of Europe opening its borders for Central-Eastern Europeans, thus creating new chances for experiencing youth and capitalizing on the mobility within transitions to adulthood. This story of opportunity is strongly present in the narratives of the studied generation (Wrzesień 2009;Szewczyk 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…It is intertwined with other transitions, impeding or speeding up certain life decisions, such as cohabitation, having children or leaving the parental home. The mobility experience was not only common in the studied group, but for many of the participants mobility was a particular generational experience (Fihel et al 2007;Szewczyk 2015 We decided to go to England during the holidays to work. It was very much in fashion back then.…”
Section: Mobility As a Generational Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…2001-ben a lengyel kivándorlás mértéke még nem volt olyan jelentős, mint napjainkban, de a kint élő népesség már ekkor is több mint 300 ezer fő volt, 2015-re pedig a 700 ezer főt is meghaladta (8. ábra). A lengyelek a többi kelet-közép-európai állampolgárhoz hasonlóan a jobb és több munkalehetőség, a magasabb életszínvonal, a nyelvtanulás és a kedvezőbb karrierépítési lehetőségek miatt vándorolnak külföldre (Szewczyk 2015, Stark et al 2009, okólski -Salt 2014, Bobrowska 2013, Janicki et al 2007, Byczek 2014. A legtöbben opolskie vajdaságból -Délkelet-lengyelország határ menti vajdaságából -vándoroltak ki különböző történelmi, etnikai, kulturális, politikai és gazdasági okokból kifolyólag, ugyanis lengyelországban itt és a Sziléziai vajdaságában él a német nemzetiségűek legnagyobb része.…”
Section: A Lengyel Kivándorlók Számának éS Célországainak Változásaunclassified