数字连接时代的移民和社区:冰岛移民媒体使用和融合的调查

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Lara Hoffmann, Þorlákur Axel Jónsson, Markus Meckl
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摘要

摘要信息和通信技术使移民能够与多个社区保持联系。人们对移民与原籍国的联系与接受社会在线和离线社区的不同融合做法之间的联系知之甚少。我们借鉴了在冰岛移民中进行的一项调查(N=2139),并进行了三项回归分析,以确定移民使用原籍国媒体和社交媒体的决定因素。与其他研究相反,我们没有发现反应性跨国主义(即移民由于对接受社会生活的不满而寻求与原籍地的联系)作为对接受社会消极态度的回应的证据。我们确定了线上和线下融合的不同模式:与原籍国经常接触的移民在线下活动方面较少融入当地。然而,他们更多地融入接受社会的数字社区,更频繁地使用接受国媒体,从而遵循数字双文化主义的策略。
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Migration and community in an age of digital connectivity: A survey of media use and integration amongst migrants in Iceland
Abstract Information and communication technologies enable migrants to maintain bonds with multiple communities. Little is known about the association between migrants’ connections to their country of origin and different integration practices in online and offline communities in the receiving society. We draw on a survey conducted amongst migrants in Iceland (N = 2,139) and conduct three regression analyses to identify determinants of migrants’ use of media and social media from their country of origin. Contrary to other studies, we do not find evidence of reactive transnationalism (i.e., migrants seeking out connections to their places of origin due to dissatisfaction with life in the receiving society) as a response to negative attitudes towards the receiving society. We identify distinct patterns of online and offline integration: Migrants with frequent contact with their countries of origin are less integrated locally in terms of offline activities. However, they are more integrated in digital communities of the receiving society, and use receiving-country media more frequently, thus following a strategy of digital biculturalism.
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Nordicom Review
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