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AUTOR(ES) E.C. Jack-Vickers , Giorgio Agamben , David Kishik , Stefan Pedatella
AFILIAÇÃO(ÕES) University of Massachusetts Lowell
ANO 2009
TIPO Book
ADICIONADO EM 2025-08-14
MD5 450dbfc1aa20f2fbf441bc460a08cf5a
MD5 3274BB576AA6ABF6895EB7356068973C

Resumo

This study delves into the migration patterns of Nigerian immigrants in the United States, exploring their motivations and the hurdles encountered during the integration process. Utilizing a qualitative approach with snowball sampling, data was gathered from 22 Nigerian immigrants across diverse demographics. Thematic analysis conducted using NVivo revealed that aspirations for higher education, economic betterment, and career advancement are pivotal factors propelling migration, reflecting a quest for personal and professional development. Integration challenges identified include cultural adaptations, experiences of discrimination, and employment-related struggles, particularly notable among recent arrivals. The findings emphasize the importance of acknowledging the intersectionality of identity politics and cultural retention within the context of migrant integration, highlighting the resilience and agency of Nigerian immigrants. This study underscores the need for inclusive policies and community engagement to foster mutual development and empowerment. By centering the voices and experiences of Nigerian immigrants, the research contributes significant insights to the existing body of knowledge on migration dynamics and integration challenges, offering a foundation for informed policy decisions that promote a more inclusive and equitable society.

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