Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support

Bilecen B, Cardona A (2018)
Social Networks 53: 90-100.

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Abstract / Bemerkung
Migrants often maintain relationships with significant others located in their countries of origin, which results in having transnational interpersonal ties in addition to local ones. The majority of previous studies indicate that financial and social remittances flow from countries of immigration to the countries of emigration through migrants and their networks. However, less is known about who is involved in those exchanges, what kind of supportive resources flow within and across nation-state borders, and what level of individual cross-border engagement of migrants is related to those flows. We ask whether and how transnationality as an individual attribute, together with other personal, dyadic, and supradyadic characteristics, explain received social support. Drawing on data from 100 ego-centric networks collected from Turkish migrants in Germany, the results indicate that not only the dyadic level but also network structure, the position occupied by individuals in the network and their level of transnationality explain supportive resource flows within and across borders.
Stichworte
Transnationality; Brokerage; Cohesion; Social support; Ego-centric network analysis; Migration
Erscheinungsjahr
2018
Zeitschriftentitel
Social Networks
Band
53
Seite(n)
90-100
ISSN
0378-8733
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2910189

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Bilecen B, Cardona A. Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support. Social Networks. 2018;53:90-100.
Bilecen, B., & Cardona, A. (2018). Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support. Social Networks, 53, 90-100. doi:10.1016/j.socnet.2017.03.001
Bilecen, Basak, and Cardona, Andrés. 2018. “Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support”. Social Networks 53: 90-100.
Bilecen, B., and Cardona, A. (2018). Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support. Social Networks 53, 90-100.
Bilecen, B., & Cardona, A., 2018. Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support. Social Networks, 53, p 90-100.
B. Bilecen and A. Cardona, “Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support”, Social Networks, vol. 53, 2018, pp. 90-100.
Bilecen, B., Cardona, A.: Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support. Social Networks. 53, 90-100 (2018).
Bilecen, Basak, and Cardona, Andrés. “Do transnational brokers always win? A multilevel analysis of social support”. Social Networks 53 (2018): 90-100.
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