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This paper examines how different contexts of reception impact feelings of belonging among migrants in South Florida.

September 14, 2009Open Access

Diverse Contexts of Reception and Feelings of Belonging

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This paper examines how different contexts of reception impact feelings of belonging among migrants in South Florida.
Conducted long-term fieldwork focusing on late adolescents and young adults.
Developed a framework to analyze established resident-newcomer relations.
Provided ethnographic examples illustrating variations in migrant reception contexts.
Identified a range of positive to negative reception experiences for immigrants.
Observed that immigrant reception varies across different national and local settings.
Found that perceptions of belonging evolve over time among newcomers.

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Ethnographic analysis of migrant reception influences feelings of belonging among Caribbean and Latin American newcomers in South Florida, suggesting complex local dynamics.

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Stepick et al. (2009) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a21137d38e3bbbbff02b0e2 https://doi.org/10.17169/fqs-10.3.1366

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Ethnographic analysis of migrant reception influences feelings of belonging among Caribbean and Latin American newcomers in South Florida, suggesting complex local dynamics.

Diverse Contexts of Reception and Feelings of Belonging

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