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TOŻSAMOŚĆ SPOŁECZNA MIGRANTÓW WAHADŁOWYCH JAKO WYZWANIE BADAWCZE

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Niedźwiedzki D.
Studia Migracyjne - Przegląd Polonijny
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2012
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vol. 38
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issue 4(146)
5-22
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Researching migrants' social identity is considered by the author as a technically and organizationally complicated undertaking, but foremost as a significant intellectual challenge in both the theoretical and methodological dimensions. The article presents and discusses a number of recommendations concerning engagement in such research. The most important include: grounding the research in middle-range theories; moving beyond methodological nationalism; taking an interdisciplinary approach and a historical and processual perspective; resorting to fieldwork, which flexibly employs so-called soft research techniąues, including observation, which requires a longer stay in the field; applying grounding and triangulation procedures in the process of collecting empirical data.
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PRAWIDŁOWOŚCI ZRÓŻNICOWAŃ PRZESTRZENNYCH EMIGRACJI ZAGRANICZNEJ Z POLSKI PO 1989 R.

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Śleszyński P.
Studia Migracyjne - Przegląd Polonijny
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2013
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vol. 39
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issue 3(149)
37-62
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The article concerns the geographical identification of the phenomenon of emigration from Poland in the last two decades. This is done on the level of communes - the most precise spatial scale available. The analysis has identified the regularities in spatial distributions of communes with respect to their socio-economic and functional specificity. Basic geographic areas of emigration have been recognized (Warmia and Mazury, North Podlachia, the Sudetenland, Opole region and Upper Silesia, Podhale, Sandomierz region, Subcarpathian). The analyses were carried out based on available public statistics comprising residence registry data as well as data from the national census (mainly 2002). The research showed a relatively high spatial correlation of outflows registered as permanent and temporary. This generally indicates the usefulness of both types of data for migration analysis (despite the fact that administrative records register incidence of actual emigration abroad only partially, they reflect basic spatial variations and regularities). The obtained results are also an evidence of existing interdependencies between pendular migration and permanent outflow.
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