ПРОБЛЕМИ МИГРАНАТА ИЗ СРБИЈЕ ПРОУЗРОКОВАНИ ПАНДЕМИЈОМ КОВИДА 19
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https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME210826074PKljučne reči:
Пандемија ковида 19, миграциони стресори, међународне миграције, радни мигранти, СрбијаApstrakt
Овај рад проучава утицај пандемије ковида-19 на различите групе миграната из Србије. Главни циљ рада је да идентификује и анализира потешкоће и најстресније ситуације са којима су се међународни мигранти из Србије суочили услед друштвених последица пандемије ковида-19. Такође истражујемо како они доживљавају те миграционе стресоре и како поступају у контексту ограничења и могућности у земљама порекла и одредишта, из потребе да се суоче са тим изазовима. Истакнути су и планови у вези будућих миграционих подухвата, а у складу са миграционим мотивима пре пандемије, те могућности за њихово остварење након пандемије. Рад је заснован на квалитативном истраживању спроведеном коришћењем полуструктурираних дубинских телефонских интервјуа са 34 испитаника.
Као главни миграциони стресори издвојили су се они повезани са пословним и финансијским тешкоћама, повратком, правним статусом, стигмом, здрављем и породицом. Резултати указују на значај миграционог контекста за разумевање способности појединаца да се суочe са бројним и изненадним изазовима у кризним ситуацијама.
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