Cross-ethnic networks, self-reception system, and functional integration of refugees from former Yugoslavia in Rome, Italy

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Korac, M. 2001. Cross-ethnic networks, self-reception system, and functional integration of refugees from former Yugoslavia in Rome, Italy. Journal of International Migration and Integration. 2 (1), pp. 1-26.

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Authors	Korac, M.
Abstract	The character of the immigrant policy context in Italy has caused refugees from the former Yugoslavia in Rome to organize themselves spontaneously and to create a self-reception system that facilitates their functional integration. The Italian policy context allows refugees to approach their situation in exile in an active way because it does not offer them a dependent role. Emphasizing the importance of providing refugees with a framework for an active reconstruction of life, however, should not be understood as an apologia for the absence of strategy for integration as well as legal, financial, and institutional means to facilitate this process.
Keywords	Refugees; integration; social-networks; self-help; auto-assistance; self-sufficiency
Journal	Journal of International Migration and Integration
Journal citation	2 (1), pp. 1-26
ISSN	1488-3473
	1874-6365
Year	2001
Accepted author manuscript	Korac, M (2001) JIMI 2 (1) 1-26.pdf License CC BY-ND
Web address (URL)	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12134-001-1017-9
	http://hdl.handle.net/10552/624
Print	Mar 2001
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Additional information	Citation: Korac, M. (2001) ‘Cross-ethnic networks, self-reception system, and functional integration of refugees from former Yugoslavia in Rome, Italy’. Journal of International Migration and Integration 2 (1) 1-26.

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