Unit 4 Flashcards

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Definition: a process whereby the attitudes and/or behaviors of people from one culture are modified as a result of contact with a different culture

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Acculturation

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What are the two tendencies taht Berry, Kim and Boski relate to Acculturation=

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  1. Maintain ones own cultural identity even though you are located in another country. Maintain language, religion, stay within the same cultural group
  2. Value relationships with people from the other culture. Be open to the other cultures aspects.
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What are the four aspects in Berrys acculturation model from 1990?

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  1. Assimilation
  2. Marginalization
  3. Integration
  4. Separation/segregation
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4
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What are the critics to Berry’s acculturation model?

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it is not black and white. People change between the different categories, and don’t stay within one of the boxes.

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Assimilation is:

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not keeping ones own cultural identity, but changing it for the new culture in the new society. Forgetting ones cultural heritage in order to become a part of the new.

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Marginalization is

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loose your cultural identity, and not having contact with the new society.

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Integration is

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both keep your cultural heritage and changing something for the new culture

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Separation/segregation is

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maintain your cultural heritage, and not become part of the culture of the new society.

Separation when the minority culture decides to do it.

Segregation is when the majority culture don’t want the minority culture integrate and put them in a distant location.

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9
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What acculturation model is used in France?

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Assimilation

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10
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Who holds the responsibility for integration in France?

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the immigrant

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What are the negative impacts of the french assimilation model?

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the immigrants decides to defend their own culture
• Effect: people living in some suburbs can end up being called non-French
• High unemployment, low education, high school drop out, discrimination based on names

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12
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What was the migration trend in Spain before 1991?

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more people emigrated than immigrated due to the dictatorship and economic conditions

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13
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What happened in the Spanish population after 1991?

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More people immigrated and the population increased. The authorities struggled with handling the rapidly growing population

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What were the characteristics of the immigrants that came to Spain?

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heterogeneous, good education, young

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15
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What was an important factor in the increasing population in Spain?

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Family reunification

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16
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What did Spain need between 2000 and 2008 due to the good economic conditions?

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Labor immigration

17
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What are the characteristics of the Spanish migration pattern today?

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Increasing immigration and emigration as young people go abroad to work

18
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Definition: Recognition and positive accommodation of differentiated groups that coexist

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Multiculturalism model

19
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Which country is the most “immigrant country” and known as a Melting pot?

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the united states. There are however inequality between the migrants and the white anglo-saxon protestants are given priority

20
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What is behind the German Gastarbeiter?

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• After WWII, Germany needed workers to rebuild the country
• Germany wanted people to come to work, and then return to their country of origin
• This program didn’t work however as the people wanted to stay and brought their family
Germany has mainly been open to immigration

21
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The process where two countries try to promote their cultural skills

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Interculturality

22
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In interculturality integration=?

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Reciprocity
• Immigrants have to integrate into the host country, but the host country must also help in this process.
• Focus on similarities, but also accept differences
-Focus on local activities, the neighborhoods

23
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Examples of sectors included in the integration

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  1. Labor market
  2. Education
  3. Health
  4. Residence
  5. Political participation
  6. Legal issues: access to nationality, residence etc
  7. Antidiscrimination policies