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Demography (Globalisation and migration (Migration and politics…

- - - - Before th 90s, UK immigrants came mainly from a few British ex -colonies. However, now migrants come from many more countries
      - A given ethnic group may also be divided by culture or religion
  - - - Female migrants are given stereotyped roles as carers or providers of sexual services
      - Ejemplo: gringas contratando de chachas a inmigrantes
  - - - Rather than seeing themselves as as belonging to one country, migrants may develop transnational identities. Modern technology makes it possible to sustain global ties without having to travel
  - - - Aims to encourage immigrants to adopt the language, values and customs of the host culture
    - - Accepts that migrants may wish to retain a separate cultural identity.
      - Shallow diversity. Food
      - Deep diversity. Veiling of women
    - - Minorities respond by emphasisng their difference. Making assimilation less likely
    - - Assimilationist ideas may encourage workers to blame migrants for problems such as unemployment
        
        This benefits capitalism by dividing the working class
- - - - Family diversity. Asian extended families and black lone parent families
  - - - Unemployment, economic recession, flee political or ethnic persecution
      - "Pull" factors
        
        Higher wages or better opportunities