Baimės atmosfera ir (ne)saugūs namai: (i)migrantų iš Lietuvos Norvegijoje atvejis

Daukšas, Darius

doi:10.33918/25386522-2029006

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“…It acknowledges that these efforts may both succeed and fall short and frames the examples of weakening the Lithuanian identity in the second generation as failing the moral imperative to preserve the national identity abroad (see : Šutinienė, 2009). Meanwhile, recent research situating the experiences of Lithuanian families abroad in the institutional context and public discourse in the host countries point to ineffective state interventions or insufficiently implemented assistance (see: Šilėnienė & Koblova, 2017) and the fear of host country institutions by Lithuanian families abroad (see: Daukšas, 2020).…”

Section: Researching "Family Troubles" In the Context Of Migrationmentioning

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Representations of transnational childhoods and childhoods abroad in Lithuanian media discourse

Budginaite-Mackine

2023

Problemy Polityki Społecznej

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The Lithuanian population has been highly mobile since joining the EU. Consequently, life across borders has become a common experience for many children and young people from Lithuania. This article first examines the extent to which Lithuanian media (2006)(2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015)(2016)(2017)(2018)(2019)(2020)(2021) captures the experiences of Lithuanian children living abroad and of those who remain in Lithuania when their parents emigrate. It then focuses on a subsample of news items which portray mobile and transnational childhoods as "vulnerable" and in need of protection, building on the concepts of "family troubles" and "troubling families" (McCarthy et al., 2013). The findings reveal that the constructions of childhoods in the migration context are grounded in two powerful imaginaries -one linked with migration and the other tied to the notion of family. The increasing diversity of family forms challenges the strong imaginary of the national-bound single household family unit as the norm and reveals the media's power in defining "good families" and "appropriate" childhoods.

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Section: Researching "Family Troubles" In the Context Of Migrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Representations of transnational childhoods and childhoods abroad in Lithuanian media discourse

Budginaite-Mackine

2023

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“…Pastarąjį dešimtmetį yra atlikta nemažai tyrimų apie lietuvių emigrantus Norvegijoje. Straipsnyje remiamasi ankstesniais kitų tyrinėtojų tyrimais, skirtais lietuvių emigracijai Norvegijoje: Ingridos Celešiūtės tyrimu "Darbo migrantų elitas: migracijos tikslai ir vers lumo iniciatyvos" [2], Dariaus Daukšo atliktais tyrimais apie Norvegijoje gyvenančius lie tuvius -"Būti lietuviu čia ir ten: migrantų iš Lietuvos Norvegijoje atvejis" [3], "Savas" ir "kitas" Norvegijos visuomenėje: Norvegijos lietuvių atvejis" [4], "Antros kartos emigrantai iš Lietuvos Norvegijoje: tarp Lietuvos ir Norvegijos?" [5], Eglės Gudavičienės tyrimu "Oslo lietuvių kalbų mokėjimas ir kalbinis elgesys" [7], Liudos Kmitės publikacija "Acculturation and adaptation among Lithuanian workers ir Norway" [9] ir kitais.…”

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“…Kai kurie responden tai minėjo ir netolimą atstumą iki Lietuvos. Anot D. Daukšo, netolimas atstumas tarp Lietuvos ir Norvegijos leidžia lietuviams įsivaizduoti, kad Lietuva ir artimieji yra netoli [3,133]. Pavieniai respondentai taip pat įvardijo tokius jiems svarbius patrauklumo as pektus kaip nemokamos studijos, gera aplinka vaikų auginimui, tolerancija, požiūris į žmones.…”

Section: Tyrimo Rezultatų Analizėunclassified

“…Panašius rezultatus pateikia ir D. Daukšo atliktas tyrimas -dažnai Norvegijoje gyvenan tys lietuviai nėra tvirtai apsisprendę dėl savo grįžimo į Lietuvą, nors tokį norą ir išreiškia [3,123]. Tyrime įvardijamos tokios priežastys, sulaikančios lietuvius nuo grįžimo į Lietuvą: užimama pozicija darbo rinkoje, sukurtos mišrios šeimos, noras, kad vaikai bent jau baigtų mokyklas Norvegijoje [3,123].…”

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“…Anksčiau lietuviai turėjo nekokią reputaciją Norvegijoje dėl nusikalstamų veikų, jos dažnai buvo aprašomos ir Norvegijos žiniasklaidoje. Būtent tai, anot D. Daukšo, skatino radikalų sprendimą -nesi leisti būti atpažįstamam kaip lietuviui [3,130]. Remiantis šio, 2021 m. atlikto, tyrimo rezul tatais, galima daryti prielaidą, kad lietuviai, gyvendami Norvegijoje, jau nebejaučia gėdos dėl savo kilmės, jiems net svarbu akcentuoti, kad jie didžiuojasi tuo, kad yra lietuviai.…”

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Baimės atmosfera ir (ne)saugūs namai: (i)migrantų iš Lietuvos Norvegijoje atvejis

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