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100 1 Guhlich, Anna,|eauthor.
245 10 Migration and social pathways :|bbiographies of highly
educated people moving east-west-east in Europe /|cAnna
Guhlich.
264 1 Leverkusen-Opladen :|bVerlag Barbara Budrich,|c2017.
300 1 online resource (363 pages) :|billustration.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
347 text file|2rdaft
490 1 Qualitative Fall- und Prozessanalysen / Biographie -
Interaktion - soziale Welten
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |gMachine generated contents note:|g1.|tIntroduction --
|g1.1.|tcontext of EU enlargement --|g1.2.|tOutline of my
research questions --|g1.3.|tStudying migration and social
pathways by means of life stories --|g1.4.|tStructure of
this thesis --|g2.|tContext: Czech-German border crossings
against the backdrop of the shifting landscape of European
migration --|g2.1.|tHistorical interconnections over the
past millennium --|g2.2.|t19th and 20th century --|g2.3.
|tBorder crossings during the Cold War --|g2.4.|tfall of
the Iron Curtain in 1989 and the establishment of new
migratory spaces --|g2.5.|tenlargement of the EU in 2004
and 2007 and the financial crisis --|g3.|tResearch on
highly skilled migration in Europe: state of the art --
|g3.1.|tChanging contexts of highly skilled migration:
working towards the liberalisation of skilled migration
flows --|g3.2.|tRethinking the migration of highly skilled
people: the research agenda --|g3.2.1.|t"Highly skilled
migrants" as the subject of research --|g3.2.2.|tneglected
gender dimension within studies on highly skilled
migration --|g3.2.3.|tGoing beyond the dichotomy of "low
skilled migration" and "highly skilled migration" --
|g3.2.4.|tRedefining "highly skilled migrants" and "highly
skilled migration" --|g3.3.|toverview of recent studies on
highly skilled migration pathways to and within Europe --
|g3.3.1.|tEducation -- the ticket to work? Statistical
evidence --|g3.3.2.|tLegal and institutional frameworks
affecting highly skilled migrants: studying the interplay
of class, gender and ethnicity --|g3.3.3.|tagent-centered
approach to pathways to the labour market --|g3.3.4.
|tExperiences and coping strategies for deskilling and
contradictory class mobility --|g3.3.5.|trole of the
family and social networks --|g3.4.|tSummary and research
desiderata --|g4.|tBiographical approaches to migration
and social mobility --|g4.1.|tBiographical approaches --
|g4.1.1.|tHistorical and theoretical background of the
biographical approach --|g4.1.2.|tcentral biographical
concepts --|g4.2.|tBiographical approaches to migration --
|g4.2.1.|tFirst approaches to migration from a
biographical perspective --|g4.2.2.|tLinks between the
transnational and biographical approach --|g4.3.|tShifting
social positions in transnational spaces --|g4.3.1.
|tTheorising social mobility in transnational spaces --
|g4.3.2.|ttransferability of skills across borders --
|g4.3.3.|tTranslocational positionality --|g4.3.4.|tMaking
sense of one's own class positioning --|g4.4.|tSummary:
biographical approaches to migration and social mobility -
-|g5.|tresearch process --|g5.1.|tTelling the stories: the
theoretical background behind the "biographical narrative
interview" --|g5.1.1.|tTheoretical assumptions --|g5.1.2.
|tfocus on storytelling --|g5.1.3.|tautobiographical
presentation --|g5.1.4.|tNarrative constraints --|g5.1.5.
|tCognitive figures of autobiographical presentation --
|g5.2.|treflexive research process --|g5.3.|tConstructing
the sample --|g5.4.|tInterview settings --|g5.5.
|tinterview process --|g5.6.|tBrief Summary of
interviewees --|g5.7.|tEthnographical notes --|g5.8.
|tTranscription --|g5.9.|tAnalysis --|g5.9.1.|tFormal
analysis of the text --|g5.9.2.|tStructural description --
|g5.9.3.|tAnalytical abstraction and the construction of
types --|g5.10.|tReflections on the research process --
|g5.10.1.|tReflections on the research process in
transnational settings --|g5.10.2.|trole of language and
translation in the research process --|g5.10.3.|tBeing
part of it: reflections on my own position within the
field --|g6.|tBiographies --|g6.1.|tBackground: the Czech
educational system --|g6.2.|tLenka: the difficult route
from private to public sphere --|g6.2.1.|tInterview
setting and biographical presentation --|g6.2.2.|tLenka's
migration and social pathways --|g6.2.3.|tSummary --|g6.3.
|tMartin: moving places and passing classes --|g6.3.1.
|tInterview setting and biographical presentation --
|g6.3.2.|tMartin's migration and social pathways --
|g6.3.3.|tSummary --|g6.4.|tBarbora: a story of
reorientation --|g6.4.1.|tInterview setting and
biographical presentation --|g6.4.2.|tBarbora's migration
and social pathways --|g6.4.3.|tSummary --|g6.5.|tArnost:
living in "exile" --|g6.5.1.|tInterview setting and
biographical presentation --|g6.5.2.|tArnost's migration
and social pathways --|g6.5.3.|tSummary --|g7.|tCross-case
comparisons and findings --|g7.1.|tBiographical
reflections on borders and border crossings --|g7.1.1.
|tBorders and border regions in biographical renderings --
|g7.1.2.|tBecoming an "Eastern European" after migration -
-|g7.2.|tMigration as an enlargement of possibility spaces
--|g7.2.1.|tExperiences of inequality in the region of
origin --|g7.2.2.|tDiscovering new possibility spaces
through initial border crossings --|g7.2.3.|tMoving back
and forth in transnational spaces --|g7.2.4.|tDoing
"transnational work" --|g7.3.|tLinking spatial and social
mobility --|g7.3.1.|tBiographies at the intersection of
migration and gender regimes --|g7.3.2.|tNegotiating one's
own possibilities, skills and knowledge across borders --
|g7.3.3.|tquestion of translatability and recognition of
social positions across the border --|g8.|tConclusion.
520 The landscape of European migration has changed
considerably over the past decades, in particular after
the fall of the iron curtain and again after the EU
enlargement to the east. The author researches the
phenomenon of highly qualified migration using the example
of migration between the Czech Republic and Germany. The
book reveals diverse strategies migrants use to respond to
the possible de-valuation of their qualification, e.g. by
making use of their language skills, starting new studies
or using transnational knowledge. Anna Guhlich
investigates the role of migration within the biographies,
the shifts of social positions, as well as the ways
migrants negotiate their skills, qualification and
knowledge across the borders. Based on biographical
narrative interviews, she investigates the migration
pathways and the processes of social mobility. The study
investigates the influence developments within the Czech
society have on migration decisions and transnational
spaces as well as o
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aGuhlich, Anna.|tMigration and Social
Pathways : Biographies of Highly Educated People Moving
East-West-East in Europe.|dLeverkusen-Opladen : Budrich,
Barbara, ©2017|z9783847421184
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