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Migration in Deutschland - soziologisch erklärt

byNausikaa Schirilla

Genres: Sociology Cultural Studies Sociology of the Internet

Who is this book for? Students and professionals in social sciences.

Topics Social InequalityDiscriminationRacismFamilyGender

Dieses Lehrbuch bereitet grundlegende Themen zur Migration in Deutschland soziologisch auf und liefert so das Wissen, das Studierende aller sozialwissenschaftlicher Fächer für die Seminar- und Prüfungsvorbereitung benötigen. Es bietet zudem eine Orientierung für alle, die in pädagogischen und sozialen Berufen mit Migration zu tun haben. Zunächst werden klassische Theorien der Migrationssoziologie erklärt und ausgewählte soziostrukturelle Daten eingeordnet. Anschließend werden Migrationstheorien und der Begriff der Transnationalität erörtert. Weitere Kapitel behandeln mit Migration verbundene Themen wie soziale Ungleichheit, Diskriminierung, Rassismus, Familie und Gender. Abschließend wird der aktuelle fachliche Diskurs über postmigrantische und postkoloniale Perspektiven vorgestellt. Jedes Kapitel schließt mit Fallbeispielen, Hinweisen zur weiteren Recherche und ausgewählten Literaturtipps sowie relevanten Prüfungsfragen.

Language

Published on

11/01/2023

Pages

180

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9783170404762

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