Czarina Wilpert
Biographic Data
| ID | 256247 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Czarina Wilpert |
| GIVEN NAMES | Czarina |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilpert |
| SIGNATURE | WILPERT C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Technische Universität Berlin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Social innovation as a process
This article analyses the pathway pursued to engage key stakeholders in a Social Innovation (SI) governance process to achieve better inclusion of refugee women in the Berlin labour market. Thereby, special emphasis is placed on the contribution of the local university as the lead partner to realise this objective. Results indicate how the university provided the groundwork for the engagement of representatives in relevant public authorities and …
Identity Issues in the History of the Postwar Migration from Turkey to Germany
In the last decade, many descendants of immigrants from Turkey have been grappling with new expressions of their belongingness and workable identifiers to express their place within German society. Those searching are often citizens and young professionals who have been born or raised there. Until recently it had been assumed that incorporation though citizenship would be a sufficient basis for becoming Germans. It was also a political belief tha…
Germany
Introduction Insights gained from research on immigrant businesses could be useful for reaching a better understanding of processes of business creation, successes and failures.The term immigrant is being used here to identify those persons registered as foreigners who belong to the former guest-wo
Migration and informal work in the New Berlin
One of the central questions with respect to migration and the informal labour market is which comes first: the de‐regulation of working relations or the availability of new sources of cheap and docile labour. Today the notion is spreading that the growth of unemployment and low waged precarious jobs in an informal or shadow economy is a direct function of the ‘influx’ of new ‘illegal’ migrants. This article illustrates how policies to control fo…
Turkish students in German universities
Migration and ethnicity in a non-immigration country
"The re-unification of Germany has dramatically altered the position of settled minorities in [the former West Germany]. Ethnic Germans have been granted rights hitherto denied to migrant workers and their descendants. There has been a pronounced growth in hostility and violence directed mainly at Turks and Yugoslavs. This has been most evident amongst the former citizens of the [former East Germany] and other ethnic Germans. These events have po…
Immigrant Associations in Europe
This book is the 1st of a 3-part series which addresses aspects of the future of the new ethnic minorities in a changing European context. These studies were launched by the European Science Founation 1980. The other books in the series are entitled ENTERING THE WORKING WORLD: FOLLOWING THE DESCENDANTS OF EUROPES IMMIGRANT LABOUR FORCE and NEW IDENTITIES IN EUROPE: IMMIGRANT ANCESTRY AND THE ETHNIC IDENTITY OF YOUTH. This volume is the 1st public…
La microsociété des Turcs à Berlin
La microsociété des Turcs à Berlin. Czarina WILPERT, Ali GITMEZ Les auteurs examinent trois niveaux d'organisation sociale à l'intérieur de la société turque de Berlin qui montrent le rôle de l'ancrage et des ressources culturelles dans la construction de l'identité collective d'un groupe en situation de migration. Ce sont : les réseaux sociaux des filières migratoires, le développement d'un tissu économique spécifique, et les associations formel…
Books
Post‐1970 Korean immigrants in the USA Won Moo Hurh and Kwang Chung Kim, Korean Immigrants in America: A Structural Analysis of Ethnic Confinement and Adhesive Adaptation, Fairleigh Dickenson University Press, East Brunswick, 1984, 278 pp., £21.95 h.b. Muslims in Western Europe Muhammad Anwar and Roger Garaudy, Social and Cultural Perspectives on Muslims in Western Europe (Research Papers: Muslims in Europe No. 24), Centre for the Study of Islam …
Books
The transformation of Anglo‐Jewry Harold Pollins, Economic History of the Jews in England, Fairleigh Dickinson, University Press: Associate 3033–2 University Presses, 339 pp., £20.00. Elements of Jewish identity and survival Marion Berghahn, German‐Jewish Refugees in England: The Ambiguities of Assimilation, Macmillan, 1984, ix and 294 pp., £20. N. Kokosalakis, Ethnic Identity and Religion: Tradition and Change in Liverpool Jewry, University Pres…
International Migration and Ethnic Minorities
A review of studies concerning international migration and the development of ethnic minorities in the Federal Republic of Germany is presented. "This review will emphasize primarily the sociological literature in the Federal Republic of Germany in the context of developments since 1960. In addition to a discussion of the key issues and concepts employed, empirical research in the areas of social problems, housing and urban questions, education, …
Returning and Remaining
From guestworkers to immigrants (migrant workers and their families in the FRG)
Children of Foreign Workers in the Federal Republic of Germany
Children of Foreign Workers in the Federal Republic of Germany
This article sketches the international labor and accompanying family migration in the Federal Republic of Germany and identifies policy issues and preliminary findings of research with respect to the adaptation problems of the children of the foreign workers
Migration and informal work in the New Berlin
One of the central questions with respect to migration and the informal labour market is which comes first: the de‐regulation of working relations or the availability of new sources of cheap and docile labour. Today the notion is spreading that the growth of unemployment and low waged precarious jobs in an informal or shadow economy is a direct function of the ‘influx’ of new ‘illegal’ migrants. This article illustrates how policies to control fo…
La microsociété des Turcs à Berlin
La microsociété des Turcs à Berlin. Czarina WILPERT, Ali GITMEZ Les auteurs examinent trois niveaux d'organisation sociale à l'intérieur de la société turque de Berlin qui montrent le rôle de l'ancrage et des ressources culturelles dans la construction de l'identité collective d'un groupe en situation de migration. Ce sont : les réseaux sociaux des filières migratoires, le développement d'un tissu économique spécifique, et les associations formel…
Migration and ethnicity in a non-immigration country
"The re-unification of Germany has dramatically altered the position of settled minorities in [the former West Germany]. Ethnic Germans have been granted rights hitherto denied to migrant workers and their descendants. There has been a pronounced growth in hostility and violence directed mainly at Turks and Yugoslavs. This has been most evident amongst the former citizens of the [former East Germany] and other ethnic Germans. These events have po…
International Migration and Ethnic Minorities
A review of studies concerning international migration and the development of ethnic minorities in the Federal Republic of Germany is presented. "This review will emphasize primarily the sociological literature in the Federal Republic of Germany in the context of developments since 1960. In addition to a discussion of the key issues and concepts employed, empirical research in the areas of social problems, housing and urban questions, education, …
Children of Foreign Workers in the Federal Republic of Germany
This article sketches the international labor and accompanying family migration in the Federal Republic of Germany and identifies policy issues and preliminary findings of research with respect to the adaptation problems of the children of the foreign workers
Children of Foreign Workers in the Federal Republic of Germany
Children of Foreign Workers in the Federal Republic of Germany
This article sketches the international labor and accompanying family migration in the Federal Republic of Germany and identifies policy issues and preliminary findings of research with respect to the adaptation problems of the children of the foreign workers
Returning and Remaining
From guestworkers to immigrants (migrant workers and their families in the FRG)
Books
The transformation of Anglo‐Jewry Harold Pollins, Economic History of the Jews in England, Fairleigh Dickinson, University Press: Associate 3033–2 University Presses, 339 pp., £20.00. Elements of Jewish identity and survival Marion Berghahn, German‐Jewish Refugees in England: The Ambiguities of Assimilation, Macmillan, 1984, ix and 294 pp., £20. N. Kokosalakis, Ethnic Identity and Religion: Tradition and Change in Liverpool Jewry, University Pres…
International Migration and Ethnic Minorities
A review of studies concerning international migration and the development of ethnic minorities in the Federal Republic of Germany is presented. "This review will emphasize primarily the sociological literature in the Federal Republic of Germany in the context of developments since 1960. In addition to a discussion of the key issues and concepts employed, empirical research in the areas of social problems, housing and urban questions, education, …
Books
Post‐1970 Korean immigrants in the USA Won Moo Hurh and Kwang Chung Kim, Korean Immigrants in America: A Structural Analysis of Ethnic Confinement and Adhesive Adaptation, Fairleigh Dickenson University Press, East Brunswick, 1984, 278 pp., £21.95 h.b. Muslims in Western Europe Muhammad Anwar and Roger Garaudy, Social and Cultural Perspectives on Muslims in Western Europe (Research Papers: Muslims in Europe No. 24), Centre for the Study of Islam …
La microsociété des Turcs à Berlin
La microsociété des Turcs à Berlin. Czarina WILPERT, Ali GITMEZ Les auteurs examinent trois niveaux d'organisation sociale à l'intérieur de la société turque de Berlin qui montrent le rôle de l'ancrage et des ressources culturelles dans la construction de l'identité collective d'un groupe en situation de migration. Ce sont : les réseaux sociaux des filières migratoires, le développement d'un tissu économique spécifique, et les associations formel…
Immigrant Associations in Europe
This book is the 1st of a 3-part series which addresses aspects of the future of the new ethnic minorities in a changing European context. These studies were launched by the European Science Founation 1980. The other books in the series are entitled ENTERING THE WORKING WORLD: FOLLOWING THE DESCENDANTS OF EUROPES IMMIGRANT LABOUR FORCE and NEW IDENTITIES IN EUROPE: IMMIGRANT ANCESTRY AND THE ETHNIC IDENTITY OF YOUTH. This volume is the 1st public…
Migration and ethnicity in a non-immigration country
"The re-unification of Germany has dramatically altered the position of settled minorities in [the former West Germany]. Ethnic Germans have been granted rights hitherto denied to migrant workers and their descendants. There has been a pronounced growth in hostility and violence directed mainly at Turks and Yugoslavs. This has been most evident amongst the former citizens of the [former East Germany] and other ethnic Germans. These events have po…
Turkish students in German universities
Migration and informal work in the New Berlin
One of the central questions with respect to migration and the informal labour market is which comes first: the de‐regulation of working relations or the availability of new sources of cheap and docile labour. Today the notion is spreading that the growth of unemployment and low waged precarious jobs in an informal or shadow economy is a direct function of the ‘influx’ of new ‘illegal’ migrants. This article illustrates how policies to control fo…
Germany
Introduction Insights gained from research on immigrant businesses could be useful for reaching a better understanding of processes of business creation, successes and failures.The term immigrant is being used here to identify those persons registered as foreigners who belong to the former guest-wo
Identity Issues in the History of the Postwar Migration from Turkey to Germany
In the last decade, many descendants of immigrants from Turkey have been grappling with new expressions of their belongingness and workable identifiers to express their place within German society. Those searching are often citizens and young professionals who have been born or raised there. Until recently it had been assumed that incorporation though citizenship would be a sufficient basis for becoming Germans. It was also a political belief tha…
Social innovation as a process
This article analyses the pathway pursued to engage key stakeholders in a Social Innovation (SI) governance process to achieve better inclusion of refugee women in the Berlin labour market. Thereby, special emphasis is placed on the contribution of the local university as the lead partner to realise this objective. Results indicate how the university provided the groundwork for the engagement of representatives in relevant public authorities and …
Political science (14 works) · Law (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Immigration (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Demographic economics (5 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works)