Mariages d'étrangers et mariages mixtes en France: Évolution depuis la Première Guerre

Muñoz-Pérez, Francisco; Tribalat, Michèle

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“…Trends from 1927 to 1982 in the proportion of foreigners' marriages with French nationals solemnised in France show an upward trend for all nationalities until 1980, after which those of North Africans have fallen. The rate for Italian men (the highest) has been just over 80% since the early 1980s, suggesting that there may be an upper limit to this process (Munoz-Perez & Tribalat, 1984). This is a limit which, without immigrant reinforcement, will lead to the rapid disappearance of any minorities experiencing such levels of out-marriage, unless they 'capture' the spouses and children.…”

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Trends in fertility and intermarriage among immigrant populations in Western Europe as measures of integration

1994

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SummaryDemographic data on fertility and intermarriage are useful measures of integration and assimilation. This paper reviews trends in total fertility and intermarriage of foreign populations in Europe and compares them with the trends in fertility of the host population and the sending country. In almost all cases fertility has declined. The fertility of most European immigrant populations and of some West Indian and non-Muslim Asian populations has declined to a period level at or below that of the host society. Muslim populations from Turkey, North Africa and South Asia have shown the least decline. Intermarriage is proceeding faster than might be expected in immigrant populations which seemed in economic terms to be imperfectly integrated. Up to 40% of West Indians born in the UK, for example, appear to have white partners as do high proportions of young Maghrebians in France.

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Trends in fertility and intermarriage among immigrant populations in Western Europe as measures of integration

1994

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“…Durant les deux dernières décennies, plusieurs travaux français ont traité de la mixité inter-ethnique. La majorité de ces travaux s'inscrivent soit dans le cadre d'une approche qualitative qui porte sur la question de « l'interculturalité » (Streiff-Fénart, 1989 ;Santelli et Collet, 2003), soit dans celui d'une approche démographique qui cherche à fournir une mesure de la mixité des unions en France (Munoz-Pérez et Tribalat, 1984 ;Neyrand et M'Sili, 1997). Le présent travail se distingue de ces deux approches pour se rapprocher des travaux pionniers américains sur l'affaiblissement des frontières ethniques et sociales entre les groupes d'immigrés (2) et la société d'accueil ; il se situe ainsi à la croisée de la sociologie de la famille et de la sociologie de l'immigration.…”

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Inter-mariage et intégration : les disparités des taux d'exogamie des immigrés en France

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2008

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“…Researchers have continually criticized these data, pointing out that they may lead to erroneous conclusions; however, often they have been obliged to use them as well. Until very recently, the rare quantitative analyses on this subject in France have defined intermarriages as cross-national unions (Munoz-Perez/Tribalat 1984;Neyrand/Sili 1997) or as unions between a foreign-born individual and a French native (Borrel/Tavan 2004;Filhon/Varro 2005;INSEE 2005b). The scarcity of studies on intermarriage in addition to the poor quality of data used in said studies are related to the more general problem of quantitative data on immigration in France, and the fact that public statistics institutions have refused to collect detailed data on ethnic origin or, more generally, on ethnicity (Simon 1998).…”

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Patterns of immigrant intermarriage in France: Intergenerational marital assimilation?

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2010

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This article provides insight into immigrant intermarriage in France. It describes trends of immigrant marital behaviour between 1976 and 2000, compares intermarriage rates amongst different immigrant groups and pays particular attention to changes in marital behaviour across immigrant generations. The statistical analyses take into account individual factors and contextual effects such as the sex-ratios and sizes of the groups in question. Based on data from the Échantillon démographique permanent (Permanent Demographic Sample, EDP) of the Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques (INSEE), findings point to a stable trend of marital behaviour among immigrant men and women over time, sharp differences in intermarriage rates among groups, and a significant change in the marital behaviour of secondgeneration immigrants, who intermarry much more often than their parents regardless of their origin. Zusammenfassung Dieser Beitrag gibt Einblick in interethnische Eheschließungen in Frankreich. Es werden Trends des Heiratsverhaltens von Immigrant(inn)en in den Jahren 1976 und 2000 in Frankreich beschrieben, interethnische Eheschließungsraten bei verschiedenen Immigrantengruppen miteinander verglichen, wobei ein besonderes Augenmerk auf Veränderungen im Heiratsverhalten über die Einwanderergenerationen hinweg gerichtet wird. Bei den statistischen Analysen werden sowohl individuelle Faktoren als auch Kontexteffekte, wie z.B. das Geschlechterverhältnis und die Gruppengröße der betreffenden Gruppen, einbezogen. Auf Basis der Daten des Échantillon démographique permanent (demographische Dauerstichprobe) des Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques (INSEE) deuten die Ergebnisse darauf hin, dass es einen über die Zeit stabilen Trend beim Heiratsverhalten von Männern und Frauen mit Migrationshintergrund, sehr deutliche Unterschiede in den interethnischen Eheschließungsraten zwischen den Einwanderergruppen sowie signifikante Veränderungen im Heiratsverhalten der zweiten Generation der Einwanderer gibt. Letztere gehen – unabhängig von ihrer Herkunft – sehr viel häufiger interethnische Ehen als noch ihre Eltern ein.

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Mariages d'étrangers et mariages mixtes en France: Évolution depuis la Première Guerre

Cited by 14 publications

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Trends in fertility and intermarriage among immigrant populations in Western Europe as measures of integration

Trends in fertility and intermarriage among immigrant populations in Western Europe as measures of integration

Inter-mariage et intégration : les disparités des taux d'exogamie des immigrés en France

Patterns of immigrant intermarriage in France: Intergenerational marital assimilation?

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