par Martiniello, Marco;Rea, Andrea 
Référence Current sociology, 62, 7, page (1079-1096)
Publication Publié, 2014-11
Référence Current sociology, 62, 7, page (1079-1096)
Publication Publié, 2014-11
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | The article offers a relatively new theoretical framework articulating macro, meso and micro levels of analysis of the migration process, which often are disconnected in the sociology of migration. This alternative approach rests on the classical sociological concept of career. The concept of migratory career integrates structures of opportunities, individual characteristics and networks to make sense of the migratory experience. This concept helps us to fill the gap between scholars of migration and people’s movement on the one hand, and scholars of integration and incorporation in the new country, on the other hand. Migratory career must be considered as an additional concept to the traditional concepts such as integration, assimilation or incorporation, which are mainly focused on the situation of migrants in the receiving country. Furthermore, the use of the concept of migratory career allows to connect the theoretical thinking on migration to mainstream sociological theories. |
