Ethnographic Analysis of “Safe Zone” Concept in Migration in Global Perspective
Ethnographic Analysis of “Safe Zone” Concept in Migration in Global Perspective
Author(s): Mohammed TaukeerSubject(s): Sociology of Culture, Migration Studies, Sociology of Politics, Globalization
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Migration; culture; globalization; safe zone; Inayat Patti -Turk;
Summary/Abstract: Phenomena of migration can be realized as role of the culture of migration in the sense of globalization of migration in the twenty first century. In these consequences, the focus of the present study is based on the study of the nexus of the culture of migration and globalization as the sense of safe zone concept in migration in the case of migration from South Asia to Gulf countries and beyond. The methodology of the study is based on ethnographic study through conducting multiple round field surveys in India and abroad from February 2015 to December 2019. Findings show that consequences of depth penetration of the culture of migration emerged as a “safe zone” where migrants find them self in a secure position to access guarantee of better jobs and life in the context of the role of migration. These consequences created socioeconomic and cultural transformation from root to destination as the formation of the cultural Diaspora of migration in the context of the safe zone concept in migration. Therefore, the findings of the study develop an understanding concerning around the study of the new concept of migration as a safe zone in migration as well as encourage researchers, policy makers and academicians.
Journal: Migration and Diversity
- Issue Year: 3/2024
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 71-87
- Page Count: 17
- Language: English