2008
DOI: 10.1007/s10273-008-0833-3
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Selbstständige Migranten in Deutschland

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“…These findings affirm the importance of context of reception (H1) for second generation labor market outcomes. The fairly high predicted employment of other guest worker origin men runs contrary to theoretical expectations, but may be explained by the higher prevalence of self-employment among Greek, Italian, and Portuguese origin men in Germany (Tolciu and Schaland, 2008). Similarly to women, H3 finds support in that inequality in unemployment among men is stronger and more consistent than inequality observed in occupational status.…”
Section: Multivariate Resultsmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…These findings affirm the importance of context of reception (H1) for second generation labor market outcomes. The fairly high predicted employment of other guest worker origin men runs contrary to theoretical expectations, but may be explained by the higher prevalence of self-employment among Greek, Italian, and Portuguese origin men in Germany (Tolciu and Schaland, 2008). Similarly to women, H3 finds support in that inequality in unemployment among men is stronger and more consistent than inequality observed in occupational status.…”
Section: Multivariate Resultsmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Self reports of former guest workers and experimental tests reveal that guest workers of all backgrounds, but in particular those of Turkish backgrounds, also experience discrimination in access to jobs and housing (Golberg, Mourinho and Kulke, 1996;Kaas and Manger, 2012), as well as in daily life interactions such as visiting a bar or making friends at a university (Klink and Wagner 1999). Moreover, guest worker origin immigrants share a fairly uniformly low educational profile; and with the exception of high self-employment rates among Greeks in Germany (Tolciu and Schaland, 2008), no former guest worker origin group displays the strong ethnic enclaves that create a more favourable 'co-ethnic' context of reception.…”
Section: Immigrant Context Of Receptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…sozialen Konstruktion von Gruppen-und Subjektidentitäten diskutiert (Hillmann 2007;Pütz 2004), wobei kulturell-ethnischen Werten und Normen sowie sog. "ethnischen Ressourcen" (Gründungskapital, Zuliefer-und Handelsnetzwerken) besondere Aufmerksamkeit zukommt (Kulinna 2007;Tolciu/Schaland 2008;Pütz 2003Pütz und 2004frühere Arbeiten: Wiebe 1984;Yoon 1991 (Soyez 2003).…”
Section: Schwerpunkte Aktueller Forschung An Der Schnittstelle Von Urunclassified