The Impact of Migration on Poland 2018
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv550d7m.10
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Family relations and gender equality in the context of migration

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“…This position was also mentioned by the sampled students but individually, feelings of attachment and the moral obligation to be close to the family restrict the agency of some of the sampled individuals, and predominantly women. However, my findings confirm that open borders, cultural exchanges, liberal values, and individualism increasingly compete with conservative views and traditional gender models at home (Slany, 2018) and are likely to lead to social changes among the interviewed young, well-educated Poles (Siara, 2013). This increasing outward orientation and the unfavourable assessment of the political climate in Poland could be one of the reasons why many young Poles talk about politics but are often reluctant to involve themselves personally (Jakubowska and Kaniasty, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…This position was also mentioned by the sampled students but individually, feelings of attachment and the moral obligation to be close to the family restrict the agency of some of the sampled individuals, and predominantly women. However, my findings confirm that open borders, cultural exchanges, liberal values, and individualism increasingly compete with conservative views and traditional gender models at home (Slany, 2018) and are likely to lead to social changes among the interviewed young, well-educated Poles (Siara, 2013). This increasing outward orientation and the unfavourable assessment of the political climate in Poland could be one of the reasons why many young Poles talk about politics but are often reluctant to involve themselves personally (Jakubowska and Kaniasty, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…A more nuanced approach is needed to understand how these women combine their domestic roles with paid employment. As mixed marriages are increasingly common among emigrant women from Latvia as well as among Polish women (Kl , ave and Šūpule 2017;Slany 2018), it would be useful to scrutinize if there are any important differences in the composition and lifestyle of families in Latvia and abroad, and how this impacts perceived discrimination. Moreover, the comparison of perceived discrimination among emigrant women with a tertiary education from Latvia with women with a tertiary education in Latvia would provide a deeper understanding of the phenomenon.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lain halnya pada studi keluarga di Polandia, yaitu keluarga tetap merupakan nilai yang sangat penting dan tidak berubah selama periode 1990-2015. Penelitian tersebut menunjukkan bahwa wanita yang bekerja jauh dari rumahnya merupakan ibu jarak jauh untuk anak-anaknya yang juga disebut dengan matriarki manajerial (White, Grabowska, Kaczmarczyk, & Slany, 2018).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Fenomena tersebut tidak hanya terjadi di Polandia, di beberapa negara dimana para ibu yang bekerja jauh dari rumahnya termasuk penelitian di Norwegia, menunjukkan bahwa pembagian peran berdasarkan gender tidak menimbulkan ketegangan dan konflik (White et al, 2018). Hal tersebut menunjukkan bahwa di negara Polandia dan Norwegia, modernisasi dan perkembangan ekonomi pasar serta emansipasi perempuan tidak terlalu mempengaruhi keberlangsungan fungsi keluarga secara umum karena masyarakatnya masih memegang teguh nilai-nilai keluarga.…”
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