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Chap 5 - 3 & 4 - Andreouli IMMIGRATION - Coggle Diagram
Chap 5 - 3 & 4 - Andreouli
IMMIGRATION
OTHERING
IMMIGRATION +
Economy + p.231
Cultural diversity p.232
THREAT VIEW
MATERIAL
-JOBS, UNEMPLOYMENT p.232
SYMBOLIC
DILUTING CULTURE p.232
ASSUMPTIONS
NATIONS = HOMOGENEOUS
NATIONS ARE FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT
INCOMPATIBLE
= OTHERING
INSIDERS / OUTSIDERS p232
DISCRIMINATION p.232
MICRO-AGRESSIONS p.232
REFUGEES +
ASYLUM SEEKERS
+STIGMATISED
Grove & Zwi study p.233
CHARACTERISTICS OF
ASYLUM SEEKERS
OTHERING
LANGUAGE OF THREAT IN MEDIA p.234
PRESENTED AS CRIMINALS p 234
(Hanson-Easey and Due)
ILLEGITIMATE
(Lynn and Lea)
genuine / bogus p.235
Moloney p.235
CONTRADICTORY VIEWS
+
HUMANITARIAN
-
IMMEDIATE CONCERNS
POLITICIANS
ARGUMENTS ABT ASYLUM
Danielle Every
study Australia p.236
not in national interest
emotional, not rational
not practical
they have extreme demands
DEFINITIONS
MIGRANT TYPES (IOM p 248)
MIGRANT
+1 year
ECONOMIC MIGRANT
Better quality of life
REFUGEE
fear of persecution w no
protect° of his country
ASYLUM SEEKER
seek safety from serious harm
in another country then his
ACCULTURATION
TRADITIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
LINEAR MODELS
OF ACCULTURATION
MODERN
PSYCHOLOGY
MIXITY
MODELS
John Berry p.238
2 WAYS PROCESS
ORIGINAL ACC MODEL
ELABORATED ACC MODEL
(role of society in acc process)
CRITICISM
Floyd Rudmin p241
strategies not equally
valid across diff contexts
not mutually exclusive
ACCULTURATION DEPENDS
ON IMMIGRATION CONTEXT p.241
ASSUMPTION ORIGINAL
CULTURE FUNDAMENTALLY DIFF
BUT TODAY = LOTS OF
CULTURAL EXCHANGE
MULTIPLE
IDENTITIES
DIFF APPROACHES p. 242
COMPARTMENTALISATION
CULTURAL DOMINANCE
SUPERORDINATE IDENDITY
N. Hopkins study
Bristish Muslims
British = diverse
IDENTITY HYPHENATION P.243
FUSION
IDENTITY DEPENDS
ON OTHERS' VIEWS
Bhatia & Ram
US Indian migrants 11/09
HYPENATION NOT ALWAYS
AVAILABLE BC STIGMA