The dark side of onward migration: Experiences and strategies of Italian‐Bangladeshis in the UK at the time of the post‐Brexit referendum

Morad, Mohammad; Puppa, Francesco Della; Sacchetto, Devi

doi:10.1111/1468-4446.12890

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“…Otro ejemplo de la situación son los migrantes de Italia y Bangladesh que se mudaron al Reino Unido con el fin de buscar un mejor futuro para ellos y sus hijos; sin embargo, con el Brexit han sido forzados a buscar estrategias en el país para no perder las ayudas del gobierno, los seguros de salud y su condición como ciudadanos, pues allí están sufriendo una degradación socioeconómica y cultural que afecta su estadía y los hace sentir que no son parte del país y que no son bienvenidos (Morad et al, 2021).…”

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Brexit y migración: revisión de literatura

Molina

Acevedo²,

Giraldo³

2022

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La incertidumbre generada con la separación del Reino Unido de la Unión Europea constituye un evento histórico y sin precedentes, conllevando a un ambiente de discordia dentro y fuera del bloque económico, en especial para los migrantes, debido a las consecuencias que ha desatado el Brexit. La revisión de literatura se basó en un mapeo científico sobre la influencia de los migrantes europeos, abordados desde el Brexit y las consecuencias, tendencias y políticas migratorias. Se utilizó la base de datos Scopus en el periodo 2015-2021, mediante herramientas bibliométricas y RStudio se revisó el tema basado en la metáfora del árbol; se concluye con 3 temáticas de estudio: perspectiva social y cultural de los migrantes; impacto económico y laboral asociado al Brexit y; política, debates y votación sobre consecuencias del Brexit, que permiten determinar una tendencia sobre la evolución y consecuencias de la separación del Reino Unido de la Unión Europea.

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Brexit y migración: revisión de literatura

Molina

Acevedo²,

Giraldo³

2022

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“…While the UK is traditionally the main destination for Bangladeshi migrants in Europe (Morad et al 2014(Morad et al , 2021, Italy has recently emerged as one of the major destinations on this continent. It has been argued that the earliest migrants mainly originated from other European countries, i.e., Germany, France and the Netherlands, which had tightened their migration policies and reduced the opportunities for entry and legal residence (Morad and Sacchetto 2020a).…”

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Transnational Cross-Border Family Ties: Diasporic Lives of Bangladeshis in Italy and Beyond

Morad

2021

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The scope of this paper is to gain a better understanding of how Bangladeshi migrants in Italy maintain transnational family attachments, across multiple destinations, with the home country as well as with several host countries. The data comes from fieldwork in Northeast Italy. Research methods include in-depth interviews and participant observation. The findings reveal that a high proportion of Bangladeshi migrants maintain a variety of transnational and diasporic ties with their family and friends living in the country of origin and different European countries. These include family obligations, remittances, establishing businesses back home, visits and communication. They also preserve their national identity in this host society by maintaining cultural ways of belonging and through religious practices and involvement in Bangladeshi politics. The findings have also shown that Italian Bangladeshi families work to foster transnational family ties among the new generations born in Italy, who have little knowledge of their ancestral country. On a final note, this paper argues that transnational connections with the homeland play an important role in shaping the diasporic lives of Bangladeshis in Italy.

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Intra‐urban residential mobility and segregation of foreigners in Rome

Rimoldi,

Crisci,

Benassi

et al. 2024

Population Space and Place

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This research studies the residential mobility of Italians and foreigners in Rome from 2002 to 2019. We examine the differences in residential mobility patterns for (1) Italians and foreigners, (2) foreign migrants by selected country of origin, and (3) the effect of intra‐urban mobility on residential segregation. Log‐linear models and segregation indexes are used to analyze unpublished microdata on residential mobility by neighbourhood from the population register of Rome. Results show that foreigners are more mobile than Italians and more prone to move outside the area where they live, but with an increasing process of remaining in their current locations over time. Also, similarities and differences emerge by country of origin. Finally, we find residential mobility has increased the spatial concentration and clustering of foreigners in Rome, whilst reducing the dissimilarity from Italians at the same time.

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The dark side of onward migration: Experiences and strategies of Italian‐Bangladeshis in the UK at the time of the post‐Brexit referendum

Cited by 9 publications

References 36 publications

Brexit y migración: revisión de literatura

Brexit y migración: revisión de literatura

Transnational Cross-Border Family Ties: Diasporic Lives of Bangladeshis in Italy and Beyond

Intra‐urban residential mobility and segregation of foreigners in Rome

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