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Immigration Process and Psychosocial Intervention
Manuel Fco Martínez
Universidad de Sevilla, España
Julia Martínez García
Asociación EURECA, España
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18063/esp.v7.i1.1399
Keywords: International migration, Risk factors, Social exclusion, Inclusion, Psychosocial intervention, Gender perspective
Abstract
In this work, we examined the situation of international migration and highlighted the unique psychological and social dimensions of this complex phenomenon. From the perspective of positive view of immigration (entrepreneurial, proactive, etc.), we describe some background and personal factors that expose these people to psychosocial risks. For each factor, we put forward some intervention strategies from psychological theory.
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