Rosemary Sales’s research while affiliated with Middlesex University and other places

... Masyarakat pribumi yang masuk, menetap dan hidup di area permukiman kelompok etnis Cina, membedakan cara hidup masyarakat pendatang kampung ini dengan keadaan pecinan di tempat atau mungkin negara lain. Penelitian yang dilakukan di Pecinan London menunjukkan bahwa masyarakatnya membuat perbedaan etnis antara pendatang dan masyarakat pribumi menciptakan batas bermukim (Sales, 2009). Dalam Kampung Kapitan saat ini terlihat batas bermukim etnis Cina dan pribumi kabur. ...

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Perubahan Ruang Bermukim di Kampung Kapitan Palembang

... Inny charakter miała natomiast emigracja z drugiej połowy XX wieku, szczególnie z lat 80. W tej grupie znalazło się wielu Polaków, którzy podtrzymywali więzi z innymi rodakami na obczyźnie i jednocześnie szybko integrowali się w społeczeństwie 37 Judah 2018, s. 11. 38 London Datastore, 04.05.2020. 39 Badaniami nad współczesną migracją Polaków do Wielkiej Brytanii zajmuje się wielu naukowców, między innymi: Ryan et al. 2009a, Burrell 2002, White 2010, White 2011, Lopez-Rodrigez 2010, Eade et al. 2006, Krotofil 2013, Ryan et al. 2009b, Ryan, Sales 2011, Sime 2014, Szewczyk 2014, Trevena et al. 2013, Okólski, Salt 2014, Kowalewska et al.2016, Iglicka 2011. 40 Holmes 1988Burrell 2002, s. 59-77;Lachowicz 2007. ...

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Polacy w Berlinie i Londynie: różne oblicza sukcesu migracyjnego. Część 1

... In an attempt to subjectify Chinese immigrants by placing them in their own perceived spectrum of race and identities, David Torres-Rouff (2016) argues that, although Chinese worldviews are carried with these immigrants overseas, their racial boundaries become porous in commercial and social relationships after their move. Similarly, in London's Chinatown and the Changing Shape of Chinese Diaspora, the authors present the multifaceted "Chinese faces" through London's Chinatown by recognizing the agencies of the Chinese community in shaping their identity and economy (Sales et al., 2011). ...

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“Mixed race,” Chinese identity, and intercultural place: Decolonizing urban memories of Limehouse Chinatown in London

... Research on Irish emigrants to the UK born between the years of 1920-1960, indicate that relocation to the UK may have bolstered the resilience resources of this group (Delaney et al. 2012). Some have suggested that, of Irish migrants to the UK during this period, females experienced a more resilient post migrant trajectory (Tilki et al. 2009). Furthermore, in her review of the literature on resilience and ICA, Conway (2012) states that ''the literature reviewed demonstrated potential differences in how men and women respond to and recover from abuse experiences'' (p. ...

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A Social Ecological Measure of Resilience for Adults: The RRC-ARM

... Generally, Chinese illegal migrants are in unskilled work, particularly in catering, food processing and agriculture, as the lack of qualification and language skills limits them to working largely in a low-paid and poor working condition (Lam et al. 2009;Pieke et al. 2004). In my earlier findings (Chen 2019), some of the undocumented migrants struggled to make ends meet, and so paid little attention to their left-behind families. ...

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Left-Behind Children as Agents: Mobile Media, Transnational Communication and the Mediated Family Gaze

... Although a body of research exists on the experiences of migrant children in the UK (for example, Ryan et al., 2010), very little of this is focused on the experience of parents, and none on the Latin American community. As such, this study aimed to conduct a broad exploration of the experiences of Latin American parents in relation to their children entering the UK education system. ...

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Exploring the experiences of recently arrived Latin American migrant parents regarding their children’s education

... On the other hand, home is also the current locus of daily-life experiences, a specific location, an abode, that incorporates social relations. (Brah, 1996;Sales et al., 2011). As noted by Toivanen (2014) in her work on young Kurds in Finland, the attachment of community members to their land of origin or homeland varies from one member to another, and especially from one generation to another, depending on different personal and life experiences. ...

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Diasporic Homeland, Rise of Identity and New Traditionalism: the Case of the British Alevi Festival

... Neoliberal migration theories assume that migration decisions are based largely, if not solely, on economic factors (Sales 2007). Moreover, they presume that family migration is undertaken to maximize the economic opportunities of the main wage earner who is often considered, explicitly or implicitly, to be male (Ryan, Sales 2013). This approach disregards forced migrants and overlooks the role of women and children in the decision-making processes and obfuscates "the underlying social and cultural decision-making processes of family migrants" (Smith 2004: 265). ...

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The Role of Children’s Education in Family Decision-Making Strategies among Migrants in Poland

... These return-migration examples which the migrants observed in their vicinity also contributed to their own reflections on their life strategy. This is reinforced by the fact that, in many cases, Poles never fully integrated in the British society, having most of their social ties still in Poland and living a transnational life (Fanning, Kloc-Nowak and Lesińska 2020;McGhee, Moreh and Vlachantoni 2017;Ryan, Sales, Tilki and Siara 2007). Anne White and Louise Ryan have written that 'such decisions [whether to return or stay] are influenced by the nature of the very ties and networks which link Poles in Poland to Poles abroad' (2008: 1468. ...

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Between the Assumed Ends and the Required Means: How Did Brexit Impact on the Life Strategies of Poles in the UK?

... Moreover, studies distinguishing between bonding/bridging networks remain inconclusive regarding which types of networks yield the most beneficial outcomes (Phillimore et al. 2022). Recent research has shifted towards examining resource and information exchanges within migrant networks (Ryan et al. 2008;Ryan 2011), yet gaps persist in explaining how relationships form, evolve and impact integration (Bilecen et al. 2018), especially for refugees (Klva� nov� a 2010). Understanding the impact of relationships on refugees' integration requires considering both the exchanges within these connections (Phillimore 2012) and people's personal experiences and contexts in which relationships develop (Garip 2008;Echterhoff et al. 2020). ...

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The intersection between social relationships and policies in refugee integration: The role of emotional support