Migrantenorganisationen – eine systemtheoretische Skizze

Goeke, Pascal

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“…In this process, they need to deal with the specific dimensions of the organisational field in which they engage (for example, how to obtain sporting success in the system prevailing in their CoR) (Thränhardt 2013) and according to the functional logics of the different functional systems in which they are involved (religious structures, sporting systems, etc.) (Goeke 2010). We are therefore dealing with an organisational landscape made up of large, stable and wellestablished organisations while coupled with organisations with a more unstable character and, on occasion, with ephemeral or only temporary periods of existence.…”

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Migrant associations, other social networks of Portuguese Diaspora, and the modern political engagement of non-resident citizens

Góis

Marques

2023

Eur Polit Sci

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Portuguese emigration has a long global history and, in recent decades, has increased substantially and diversified its range of destinations. Recent emigration, predominantly to the European Union and Lusophone countries in Africa, complemented the traditional 19th to twentieth centuries’ waves of emigration to the Americas. The Portuguese Diaspora is multigenerational and globally distributed, although diverse. How are those generations of migrants organized within the local spaces of the Diaspora? Based on an innovative survey of more than 500 Portuguese Diaspora organisations, this paper shows how migrant engagement policies and practices are evolving and dealing with the new types of Diaspora relations, organisations and institutions. The main output of this research is an exploratory typology of the contemporary apparatuses of these Portuguese Diaspora systems and their nodes. This typology characterises the modern political engagement of non-resident citizens through their participation in associations and other social networks. With this pioneering paper, we intend to open a discussion regarding the means and forms available to mobilise current and past emigrant groups within a meaningful Diaspora policy.

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Migrant associations, other social networks of Portuguese Diaspora, and the modern political engagement of non-resident citizens

Góis

Marques

2023

Eur Polit Sci

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“Bridge Builders” in the Dispositif of Collaborative Inclusion. Enactments of Expertise in Cooperations between Local Administrations and Immigrant Associations

Schümann

2022

Swiss Journal of Sociology

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Immigrant associations in Germany are increasingly approached as experts and included in administrative action. This article develops a heuristic informed by governmentality studies to analyse this cooperation practice. A document analysis shows that immigrant associations are addressed as “bridge builders” between public administration and migrants. Interviews with actors in a municipal cooperation setting in Berlin reveal the paradoxes of this interpellation as well as reflexive strategies of organisational self-positioning.

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Migrantenorganisationen – eine systemtheoretische Skizze

Cited by 2 publications

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Migrant associations, other social networks of Portuguese Diaspora, and the modern political engagement of non-resident citizens

Migrant associations, other social networks of Portuguese Diaspora, and the modern political engagement of non-resident citizens

“Bridge Builders” in the Dispositif of Collaborative Inclusion. Enactments of Expertise in Cooperations between Local Administrations and Immigrant Associations

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