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Return-migration to the Ancestral and/or Cultural Homeland: Financial, Cultural, Social, and Emotional Perspectives and Processes Undergone by Women Moved to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia (CROSBI ID 677222)

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Levak, Natasha Kathleen ; Jurčević, Katica ; Luchetti, María Florencia Return-migration to the Ancestral and/or Cultural Homeland: Financial, Cultural, Social, and Emotional Perspectives and Processes Undergone by Women Moved to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia // Mediterranean Issues, Book 2. Reflections on The Mediterranean / Jurčević, Katica ; Kaliterna Lipovčan, Ljiljana ; Ramljak, Ozana (ur.). Zagreb: Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar ; VERN Group ; Scientific Council of Anthropological Research (HAZU) ; Euro-Mediterranean Academic Network (EMAN), 2019. str. 317-328

Podaci o odgovornosti

Levak, Natasha Kathleen ; Jurčević, Katica ; Luchetti, María Florencia

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Return-migration to the Ancestral and/or Cultural Homeland: Financial, Cultural, Social, and Emotional Perspectives and Processes Undergone by Women Moved to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia

Return-migration is considered a complex phenomenon (Lui, 2016) with many factors influencing the decision-making process to re-migrate or for second generations to move to the cultural 'homeland', such as, family considerations, older generations, education, work opportunities, reception of returnees and political ideologies. This study used in-depth interviews to examine the perspectives of women located on primarily the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia who re-migrated to Croatia or are second generation Croatians who decided to try life in their ‘cultural homeland'. The study examined how these women function in the transnational social space between Croatia and the country they left where often other family members remain. Consideration is also given to the interviewees’ families' perceptions and support or opposition to their plans to return during the decision-making process and following their move. Their perceptions and the process of their re-entry or entry into the cultural homeland, financially, politically and emotionally were examined with married women being asked to reflect on their perceptions of their experience in comparison with how they viewed their husbands' experiences. Interviewees who returned with children expressed the push and pull factors for being transnational when considering their children's education. This article presents the patterns and trends in the data as well as providing insightful quotations which illustrate the complex nature of return-migration

Migration ; Return ; Cultural homeland ; Croatia

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Podaci o prilogu

317-328.

2019.

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Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

Mediterranean Issues, Book 2. Reflections on The Mediterranean

Jurčević, Katica ; Kaliterna Lipovčan, Ljiljana ; Ramljak, Ozana

Zagreb: Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar ; VERN Group ; Scientific Council of Anthropological Research (HAZU) ; Euro-Mediterranean Academic Network (EMAN)

978-953-7964-77-1

Podaci o skupu

Mediterranean Islands Conference MIC - Vis, 2018

predavanje

19.09.2018-22.09.2018

Vis, Hrvatska

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