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CONCEPTS OF FUNCTIONING OF MIGRANT COMMUNITIES IN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
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S0132-16250000596-1-1
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Authors
Maria Safonova 
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Volume 337 Sotsialogicheski issledovania. Issue 5
Pages
106-117
Abstract
The article deals with the origin of American research in the field of theories of organization of migrant communities and the process of formation of theAmerican sociology of migration. The concept of interstitial zones in the social structure is discussed. The concept of succession proposed by representatives of the Chicago school is considered. The concepts of migrant niches, social capital, limited solidarity, and secured trust are discussed. Attention is drawn to the transformation of the methodological apparatus of migration research in connection with the beginning of the study of sending communities and the emergence of the concept migration network.
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migrant communities, social capital, secured trust, limited solidarity, migrant niches
Date of publication
05.05.2012
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