Padrões de casamento dos imigrantes brasileiros residentes em Portugal

Ferreira, Ana Cristina; Ramos, Madalena

doi:10.1590/s0102-30982012000200009

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“…When compared to heterosexual couples, this same trend of a growing increase of the number of marriages involving Brazilian immigrants in Portugal had already been detected by Ferreira & Ramos (2012). What is novel in this case is that the proportion of binational marriages (here specifically between Portuguese and Brazilians) is markedly increased for same-sex couples compared to hetero binational couples, as we will see in more detail further on.…”

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“…Thus, we find evidence that the Brazilians tend to have professions requiring lower qualification levels, despite their tendency to have higher qualification levels than the Portuguese. Nevertheless, the weight of the Brazilians included in the professional group of unskilled workers is relatively low, and much lower than that found by Ferreira and Ramos (2012), in their study on binational (Portuguese/Brazilian) heterosexual couples (figures of around 20%). Although it is also among Brazilian couples that the highest percentage of unskilled workers was recorded, again, the figures are much lower than those found by Ferreira and Ramos.…”

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“…In Portugal, various studies (many of them supported by these theories) have focused on binational marriage 1 between a Portuguese citizen and an immigrant, endeavouring to investigate their evolution and identify patterns and tendencies of these marriages (e.g., Evangelista, 2014;Ferreira & Ramos, 2008Gaspar, 2008;Gaspar et al, 2017Gaspar et al, , 2018Ramos et al, 2015;Raposo & Togni, 2009). Some of these studies provide a more detailed insight into Luso-Brazilian couples (Evangelista, 2014;Ferreira & Ramos, 2008Ramos et al, 2015;Raposo & Togni; enabling not only the identification of their key features but also revealing that among heterosexual couples the characteristics of these marriages are slightly different from marriages where both partners are Portuguese.…”

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“…However, in comparison with national couples, among binational marriages the diversity of situations is higher. Although there are some differences between groups of origin; the most qualified groups of origin are more exogamous (Ferreira & Ramos, 2008Gaspar et al, 2017Gaspar et al, , 2018Ramos et al, 2015). Regarding age, in national couples the tendency is for marriages within the same group of age, although men are slightly older than women.…”

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This paper presents the evolution and most relevant characteristics of binational (Portuguese/ Brazilian) same-sex marriages in Portugal, from 2010 to 2020, comparing them with the binational heterosexual ones. The analysis was based on marriage micro-data published by the National Statistics Office. Data reveals that the increase of binational marriages has been more significant among samesex couples than among heterosexual couples; binational same-sex couples are younger than heterosexual ones, although they also record lower levels of age-related homogamy, and are more qualified than hetero couples. Hetero binational couples engaged more frequently in cohabitation before marriage and tend to opt for shared estate ownership. This study enables a diagnosis of the present situation and constitutes a contribution to knowledge surrounding the marriage market within groups that are minorities not only as immigrants but also as homosexuals.

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Neste artigo proponho uma especulação sobre a situação presente da migração brasileira em Portugal a partir de dois conjuntos de etnografias produzidas no passado, consideradas como sítios arqueológicos para entender a situação contemporânea. Esses trabalhos revelam diferentes maneiras de inserção na sociedade portuguesa pelos imigrantes brasileiros, indicando probabilidades de novas migrações ou de migrações de retorno ao Brasil.Palavras-chave: imigração brasileira em Portugal, crise econômica Portuguesa, migrações de retorno. Introdução 1Este artigo tenta observar os fatos presentes à luz daquilo que se passou num passado relativamente recente. A partir da minha experiência de campo entre imigrantes brasileiros em Portugal em 2000 e a partir dos trabalhos produzidos pelo grande projeto que coordeno sobre a família do emigrante valadarense (2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012), tentarei dar sentido à complexidade da situação presente. Vemos um cenário de retorno dos emigrantes internacionais brasileiros num volume aparentemente menor que o esperado, assim como a diminuição da imigração brasileira em Portugal, mas também abaixo do que se imaginaria para a atual crise Portuguesa.Em 2007, um livro coordenado por Jorge Malheiros 2 procurava sintetizar aquilo que sabemos sobre a imigração brasileira em Portugal. O livro tratava de várias dimensões, desde as construções identitárias até as dinâmicas no mercado de trabalho. Quero lembrar esse livro por conta do interessante capítulo final:1 Texto apresentado originalmente

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