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Poslední úprava: Mgr. Lenka Halbichová (19.01.2017)
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Poslední úprava: Mgr. Lenka Halbichová (03.01.2017)
1.-3. Basic Presumptions of Migration. Basic Approaches of Migration Studies (Neoclassical Theory of Migration, Segmented Labor (Market) Theory, World System Theory, „Push“ and „Pull“ Factors, New Economic of (Labor) Migration, Human Capital Theory, Relative Deprivation etc.) 4. Postmodernistic „Turn“ in Anthropology and Its Impact on Development of Transnational Ties. Basic Introducion of Transnational Ties. Cross-border Political, Social, Econonomic Ties. Remittances. Transnational Organizations (for all Vertovec 2009). 5. Criticism of Assimilation/Integration Approach. Straight-Forward Assimilation (Gordon 1981 (1964)). Marginalization of Transnational Ties. Methodological Nationalism (Chernilo 2008; Amelina - Faist - Glick-Schiller - Nergiz 2013). 6. Early Concepts of Transnational Ties (Basch et al. 1994; Kearney 1991; Smith - Guarnizo 1998; Rouse 1991). Term Transmigrants. Deleting of State and Borders. Construction of Transnational Field and its Constraints. Other Early Concepts of Transnational Ties - e.g. Transnational Social Space (Pries 1999) 7. Criticizing Early Concepts of Transnationalism (Waldinger - Fitzgerald 2004). Criticizing of term Transmigrants (Guarnizo-Portes-Haller 1999). 8. Functions of State, Borders, Emigrants and Immigrants Back into Question (Using More Samples of Case Studies). 9. Influx of Transnationalism and Assimilation (Morawska 2003, 2005; Faist-Kivisto 2010; Snel et al. 2006). Second Genereation (King - Christou 2008). Segmented Assimilation (Portes - Zhou 1993). 10. Social Capital (Portes 1998). Etnic Enterpreunership (Alba - Nee 1997), Diaspora, State and Transnationalism (Tsuda 2009; Faist - Baubock 2010; Waterbury 2010) 11. After Influx - New Concepts of Cross-Border ties? Intersocietal Convergence (Waldinger 2015) 12. Final Lecture - How can be these concepts used? Consideration about their validity in social sciences. |
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Poslední úprava: Mgr. Lenka Halbichová (03.01.2017)
Active participation during the course; attendance of 70%; short seminar work at the end of the semester (preferable in English, but optionable in Czech language; 3-5 pages); written exam consist of questions from readings and lectures; readings are not obligatory but recommended. |
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Poslední úprava: Mgr. Lenka Halbichová (03.01.2017)
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