It takes two to court: Partnership formation in the context of forced migration

Carlos Palomo Lario; Irena Kogan; Stefanie Heyne; Jana Kuhlemann

doi:10.1016/j.rssm.2026.101134

February 3, 2026Research in Social Stratification and MobilityOpen Access

It takes two to court: Partnership formation in the context of forced migration

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Partnership formation significantly impacts community resilience amid forced migration, enhancing collaborative efforts.
Key factors identified include existing social networks and resources that influence the formation of partnerships.
Observational analysis involves different case studies from various regions affected by forced migration to gather insights.
Findings highlight the need for support systems to foster partnerships, given the complex challenges faced by migrants.

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Observational analysis reveals key factors that influence partnership formation in forced migration contexts, indicating the importance of social networks.

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