Migration: sociocultural context of a study

Koshel, Ivan; Yakovenko, Marina

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202021015015

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“…Still, while the 'cultural models' approach has been widely used, it has only recently been employed to study the mental health care challenges of migrants, particularly refugees and asylum seekers [54]. Hence, we used a case study from the UK to advance the value of a 'cultural models' approach to improve our understanding and care of migrants' experiences with mental health care.…”

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A ‘Cultural Models’ Approach to Psychotherapy for Refugees and Asylum Seekers: A Case Study from the UK

Ziyachi,

Castellani

2024

IJERPH

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Despite the existence of significant research on the mental health care challenges of migrants, particularly refugees and asylum seekers, less attention has been paid to treatment approaches. We used a case study from the UK to look at the topic from a cultural models approach (which comes from cognitive anthropology) to analyse migrants’ experiences with mental health care. Twenty-five refugees and asylum seekers living in North East England and Northern Ireland were interviewed who had used at least six sessions of talking therapy during the last three years. Our results suggested that adopting a ‘cultural models’ approach, which offers a new conceptual and methodological framework of migrants’ experiences and their underlying schemas and expectations, would significantly contribute to building therapeutic alliances and provide relevant and appropriate treatments for migrant clients, particularly for unrecognised pre- and post-migration traumatic experiences.

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A ‘Cultural Models’ Approach to Psychotherapy for Refugees and Asylum Seekers: A Case Study from the UK

Ziyachi,

Castellani

2024

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“…Representatives of the institutional school of Economics I. Abella, H. Troper [12], R.Birrell [29], B. Roberts [4], R. Whitaker [31] emphasize a broader study of the interaction of social institutions and the market, while the legal basis for the functioning of migration is considered as the root cause, since within this approach the state is the most significant regulator of migration flows. When describing the migration of the population and the movement of labor resources between labor markets, it is emphasized that the social structure of the labor force is a significant factor in the segmentation of the labor market based on the separation of the primary and secondary labor markets, which, as a result, makes it possible to describe the socio-economic motivation of a potential migrant.…”

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Assessment of the impact of labor migration on the natural demographic movement of the region’s population

Gurieva,

Kaberti,

Dzhioev

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Labor migration is a key factor in regional demo-economic processes. On the one hand, it plays a significant role in achieving balanced employment. In this sense, it plays a significant role in achieving of the labor markets efficiency. On the other hand, labor migration, as a leading factor in the general migration of the population, along with births and deaths, affects the demographic development of territories. The study of the dual nature of labor migration in the «economy-population» system is an important area of predictive analytics and population movement modeling. The article is devoted to the study of the factors of labor migration dynamics in the region and the assessment of its impact on the natural movement of the population. The object of the study is North Ossetia, as a Russian region with a stable negative migration balance and a deteriorating demographic situation. The work used the methods of a sociological survey, as well as cliometric, statistical, graphical and regression analysis. Sociological studies have shown that the level of development of the labor market has a decisive influence on the migration behavior of the young population. The results of the regression analysis performed in the Excel showed a high and strong inverse relationship between the indicators of the natural population movement and the labor migration of young people. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the development of a systematic methodology for studying the demo-economic processes of the region in order to model effective interregional labor migration in Russia.

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“…n Since the existence of humankind, there have been differences deriving from various factors such as cultures (Komolthiti, 2017), migration (Koshel & Yakovenko, 2020) and socio-economic backgrounds (Bucciol et al 2015) etc. among people.…”

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Cross Analysis on Social Justice Leadership of School Principals in Turkey and Greece

SAYICI,

SOULANI,

SİNCAR

2023

IJELM

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Although social justice is an old concept, practical applications of it in education are relatively new and highly dependent on contextual variables, just as social justice leadership. Social justice leadership has been fostered by various distinctive factors in western and eastern societies. From this point of view, the authors attempt to compare Greek and Turkish school principals’ social justice leadership to reveal the similarities and differences between them. In this qualitative case study, 12 principals in total from Greece and Turkey were interviewed through in-depth semi-structured interview questions. Comparative analysis was employed to identify the similarities and differences between principals’ practices, internal and external social justice leadership resources, supports and hindrances. The results show that while the principals adopt universal social justice principles, they also use their own methods because of their schools’ contexts and their life experiences.

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Migration: sociocultural context of a study

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

A ‘Cultural Models’ Approach to Psychotherapy for Refugees and Asylum Seekers: A Case Study from the UK

A ‘Cultural Models’ Approach to Psychotherapy for Refugees and Asylum Seekers: A Case Study from the UK

Assessment of the impact of labor migration on the natural demographic movement of the region’s population

Cross Analysis on Social Justice Leadership of School Principals in Turkey and Greece

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