Corrado Bonifazi
Biographic Data
| ID | 299858 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Corrado Bonifazi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Corrado |
| FAMILY NAME | Bonifazi |
| SIGNATURE | BONIFAZI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0275-2380 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 84 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Change and stability of migration intentions. Evidence from Italy
Due to a lack of relevant data, very few empirical studies have examined the changes in and stability of secondary migration intentions. We aim to fill this gap by analysing return migration intentions among international migrants in Italy. Data are drawn from the cross‐sectional SCIF survey conducted by ISTAT in 2011–2012. Our findings reveal that migration intentions at the beginning of the migratory experience tend to differ from those measure…
Dimensioni e caratteristiche della nuova emigrazione italiana
The great recession of 2007 to 2013 led to an increase in the number of Italians that emigrated abroad. In general, the population registers only count the movements of individuals who communicate their change of residence. The new longitudinal system for managing the demographic information developed by Istat (the Italian National Institute of Statistics) allows to provide a measure of migratory flows that include a significant part of populatio…
The regional dynamics of internal migration intensities in Italy
This paper considers internal migration in Italy in terms of current patterns and longer term trends in migration intensity. It systematically reviews the Italian situation by considering internal migration patterns by citizenship and gender using a geography of 611 local labour market areas (LLMAs), distinguishing between short‐ and long‐distance moves. Attention is given, in particular, to how migration intensities have changed between the cate…
Population Change and International and Internal Migration in Italy, 2002-2017: Ravenstein Revisited
In 1885, Ravenstein formulated his 'laws' of migration, based on the experience of the British Isles. In a further 1889 paper, he extended his analysis as a tour d'horizon of migration and population changes in other nations, including Italy. Even if social and economic processes including globalisation and rising mobility have changed the world since then, Ravenstein's 'laws' remain a point of reference today. Harnessing theoretical and methodol…
Remain or return home: The migration intentions of first‐generation migrants in Italy
Investigating future migration intentions as a proxy of future migration behaviours is useful to capture a more complete understanding of the entire migration process. This also allows a fuller consideration of the policy implications of these intentions for the origin and destination countries. The aim of this paper is to analyse the individual factors associated with the return migration intentions of first‐generation migrants living in Italy, …
The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Foreigners in the Italian Labour Market
This paper sets out to evaluate the effects of the economic crisis on foreign workers in Italy. Unlike other countries, in Italy the number of foreign workers has increased during the crisis. Taking the relative measures into account, it is evident that the crisis has affected male foreigners more than Italian workers. The longitudinal data of the Labour Force Survey allow the labour market transitions before and during the employment crisis to b…
International Migration in Europe: New Trends and New Methods of Analysis
Over the past twenty years international migration issues have gained a growing importance in public debate in most of the European countries. Public opinions are more and more concerned about the arrival of new immigrants and about the problems of integration processes. International Migration in Europe addresses some of the new aspects of European international migration. Different aspects are considered and different disciplinary perspectives …
Past and Current Trends of Balkan Migrations
Cet article présente un cadre général des tendances des migrations internationales dans les Balkans à partir de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Sont étudiés les pays balkaniques ayant connu le « socialisme réel » et qui ont observé les changements et innovations les plus radicaux et les plus intéressants dans le domaine des migrations durant les quinze dernières années. Il met en évidence les différences entre les différents pays des Balkans avant et…
Testing the differential urbanisation model for Italy
The evolution of urban systems is playing a key role in the social and economic processes of developed societies. In Italy many stages of the urban transition are concentrated in the period following the Second World War. The contribution describes the evolution of the Italian urban system, considering different units of analysis and using data on population change as well as data on internal migration. The underlying notion is the concept of dif…
Albanian migration to Italy: What Official Data and Survey Results Can Reveal
Drawing on secondary sources – statistical data and published surveys – the article offers a detailed overview of Albanian migration to Italy since 1990. The paper addresses four main topics. First, we review the size and socio-demographic characteristics of the Albanians who have immigrated to Italy. Two data sources are used: permits to stay and population registers. Both reveal a fast-growing immigrant population during the 1990s, and one whic…
Long-term trends of internal migration in Italy
This study reviews trends in interprovincial migration in Italy over the last 40 years, with reference to the mobility transition model. The overall intensity of interprovincial migration declined significantly in the mid-1970s. Subsequently there has been a slow decline, and at the beginning of the 1990s interprovincial mobility reached a level of about 10 moves per 1000 persons per year. This paper provides a description and interpretation of t…
L'immigrazione straniera in Italia
The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Foreigners in the Italian Labour Market
This paper sets out to evaluate the effects of the economic crisis on foreign workers in Italy. Unlike other countries, in Italy the number of foreign workers has increased during the crisis. Taking the relative measures into account, it is evident that the crisis has affected male foreigners more than Italian workers. The longitudinal data of the Labour Force Survey allow the labour market transitions before and during the employment crisis to b…
Remain or return home: The migration intentions of first‐generation migrants in Italy
Investigating future migration intentions as a proxy of future migration behaviours is useful to capture a more complete understanding of the entire migration process. This also allows a fuller consideration of the policy implications of these intentions for the origin and destination countries. The aim of this paper is to analyse the individual factors associated with the return migration intentions of first‐generation migrants living in Italy, …
Testing the differential urbanisation model for Italy
The evolution of urban systems is playing a key role in the social and economic processes of developed societies. In Italy many stages of the urban transition are concentrated in the period following the Second World War. The contribution describes the evolution of the Italian urban system, considering different units of analysis and using data on population change as well as data on internal migration. The underlying notion is the concept of dif…
The regional dynamics of internal migration intensities in Italy
This paper considers internal migration in Italy in terms of current patterns and longer term trends in migration intensity. It systematically reviews the Italian situation by considering internal migration patterns by citizenship and gender using a geography of 611 local labour market areas (LLMAs), distinguishing between short‐ and long‐distance moves. Attention is given, in particular, to how migration intensities have changed between the cate…
Albanian migration to Italy: What Official Data and Survey Results Can Reveal
Drawing on secondary sources – statistical data and published surveys – the article offers a detailed overview of Albanian migration to Italy since 1990. The paper addresses four main topics. First, we review the size and socio-demographic characteristics of the Albanians who have immigrated to Italy. Two data sources are used: permits to stay and population registers. Both reveal a fast-growing immigrant population during the 1990s, and one whic…
Change and stability of migration intentions. Evidence from Italy
Due to a lack of relevant data, very few empirical studies have examined the changes in and stability of secondary migration intentions. We aim to fill this gap by analysing return migration intentions among international migrants in Italy. Data are drawn from the cross‐sectional SCIF survey conducted by ISTAT in 2011–2012. Our findings reveal that migration intentions at the beginning of the migratory experience tend to differ from those measure…
Population Change and International and Internal Migration in Italy, 2002-2017: Ravenstein Revisited
In 1885, Ravenstein formulated his 'laws' of migration, based on the experience of the British Isles. In a further 1889 paper, he extended his analysis as a tour d'horizon of migration and population changes in other nations, including Italy. Even if social and economic processes including globalisation and rising mobility have changed the world since then, Ravenstein's 'laws' remain a point of reference today. Harnessing theoretical and methodol…
Long-term trends of internal migration in Italy
This study reviews trends in interprovincial migration in Italy over the last 40 years, with reference to the mobility transition model. The overall intensity of interprovincial migration declined significantly in the mid-1970s. Subsequently there has been a slow decline, and at the beginning of the 1990s interprovincial mobility reached a level of about 10 moves per 1000 persons per year. This paper provides a description and interpretation of t…
L'immigrazione straniera in Italia
Testing the differential urbanisation model for Italy
The evolution of urban systems is playing a key role in the social and economic processes of developed societies. In Italy many stages of the urban transition are concentrated in the period following the Second World War. The contribution describes the evolution of the Italian urban system, considering different units of analysis and using data on population change as well as data on internal migration. The underlying notion is the concept of dif…
Albanian migration to Italy: What Official Data and Survey Results Can Reveal
Drawing on secondary sources – statistical data and published surveys – the article offers a detailed overview of Albanian migration to Italy since 1990. The paper addresses four main topics. First, we review the size and socio-demographic characteristics of the Albanians who have immigrated to Italy. Two data sources are used: permits to stay and population registers. Both reveal a fast-growing immigrant population during the 1990s, and one whic…
Past and Current Trends of Balkan Migrations
Cet article présente un cadre général des tendances des migrations internationales dans les Balkans à partir de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Sont étudiés les pays balkaniques ayant connu le « socialisme réel » et qui ont observé les changements et innovations les plus radicaux et les plus intéressants dans le domaine des migrations durant les quinze dernières années. Il met en évidence les différences entre les différents pays des Balkans avant et…
International Migration in Europe: New Trends and New Methods of Analysis
Over the past twenty years international migration issues have gained a growing importance in public debate in most of the European countries. Public opinions are more and more concerned about the arrival of new immigrants and about the problems of integration processes. International Migration in Europe addresses some of the new aspects of European international migration. Different aspects are considered and different disciplinary perspectives …
The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Foreigners in the Italian Labour Market
This paper sets out to evaluate the effects of the economic crisis on foreign workers in Italy. Unlike other countries, in Italy the number of foreign workers has increased during the crisis. Taking the relative measures into account, it is evident that the crisis has affected male foreigners more than Italian workers. The longitudinal data of the Labour Force Survey allow the labour market transitions before and during the employment crisis to b…
Remain or return home: The migration intentions of first‐generation migrants in Italy
Investigating future migration intentions as a proxy of future migration behaviours is useful to capture a more complete understanding of the entire migration process. This also allows a fuller consideration of the policy implications of these intentions for the origin and destination countries. The aim of this paper is to analyse the individual factors associated with the return migration intentions of first‐generation migrants living in Italy, …
The regional dynamics of internal migration intensities in Italy
This paper considers internal migration in Italy in terms of current patterns and longer term trends in migration intensity. It systematically reviews the Italian situation by considering internal migration patterns by citizenship and gender using a geography of 611 local labour market areas (LLMAs), distinguishing between short‐ and long‐distance moves. Attention is given, in particular, to how migration intensities have changed between the cate…
Population Change and International and Internal Migration in Italy, 2002-2017: Ravenstein Revisited
In 1885, Ravenstein formulated his 'laws' of migration, based on the experience of the British Isles. In a further 1889 paper, he extended his analysis as a tour d'horizon of migration and population changes in other nations, including Italy. Even if social and economic processes including globalisation and rising mobility have changed the world since then, Ravenstein's 'laws' remain a point of reference today. Harnessing theoretical and methodol…
Dimensioni e caratteristiche della nuova emigrazione italiana
The great recession of 2007 to 2013 led to an increase in the number of Italians that emigrated abroad. In general, the population registers only count the movements of individuals who communicate their change of residence. The new longitudinal system for managing the demographic information developed by Istat (the Italian National Institute of Statistics) allows to provide a measure of migratory flows that include a significant part of populatio…
Change and stability of migration intentions. Evidence from Italy
Due to a lack of relevant data, very few empirical studies have examined the changes in and stability of secondary migration intentions. We aim to fill this gap by analysing return migration intentions among international migrants in Italy. Data are drawn from the cross‐sectional SCIF survey conducted by ISTAT in 2011–2012. Our findings reveal that migration intentions at the beginning of the migratory experience tend to differ from those measure…
Economics (9 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Demography (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Population (8 works) · Demographic economics (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Demography (6 works) · Economic geography (6 works)