Effects Of Social Support Networks On Migrant Vulnerability. An Analysis Of The Spanish Cases

The aim of this empirical research is to analyze whether the size of immigrant social support networks affects their social vulnerability level, both in general and in certain specific areas (economical, social, environmental, familiar or personal) once some other individual and environmental featur...

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Published inMigraciones no. 29; pp. 61 - 94
Main Authors Martinez de Ibarreta Zorita, Carlos, Redondo Palomo, Raquel, Rua Vieytes, Antonio
Format Journal Article
LanguageSpanish
Published 01.06.2011
Subjects
Immigrants
Migrants
Social Networks
Social Support
Spain
Vulnerability
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Summary:The aim of this empirical research is to analyze whether the size of immigrant social support networks affects their social vulnerability level, both in general and in certain specific areas (economical, social, environmental, familiar or personal) once some other individual and environmental features have been controlled. The paper is focused on immigrant users of Spanish Red Cross (CRE) in the years 2008-2009. Adapted from the source document.
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ISSN:1138-5774