Uchodźcy w Afryce. Etnografia przemocy i cierpienia

Ząbek, Maciej

doi:10.31338/uw.9788323536260

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“…The research on immigrant communities in Poland focuses on the most numerous groups, i.e., the ones who originate from the neighboring states, especially Belarus and Ukraine (e.g., Górny et al., 2013; Klimek, 2015). Another focus of interest is forced migration, including refugees and issues of forced labor (Dąbrowski, 2014; Ząbek and Łodziński, 2008). The Vietnamese community remains relatively understudied, although some comparative research projects (Fihel, 2008; Grzymała-Kazłowska, 2014; Kindler and Szulecka, 2013) include Vietnamese immigrants.…”

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Vietnamese in Poland: How does ethnicity affect immigrant entrepreneurship?

Andrejuk

2016

Asian and Pacific Migration Journal

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The article examines the business activities of Vietnamese immigrants in Poland. Against the backdrop of a highly differentiated Vietnamese population in Poland, this study found that the ethnicity of immigrants can serve as a resource (especially as a source of values, such as diligence and intra-group solidarity) and as a strategy for promoting success in business activities. However, negative stereotypes and state policies toward immigrant self-employment can limit the market access of certain groups. Findings from the study demonstrate that ethnic entrepreneurship in a post-communist country may be subject to the same processes as in other European states and the US.

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confidence: 99%