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Life strategies of migrants from crisis regimes
Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Part I: Concepts and Contexts -- Chapter 1: Life Strategy, Migration and Regime Transition -- 1.1 Life Strategy and Migration -- 1.2 Regime Transition: From Western to Post-Soviet East European Perspectives -- 1.3 Conceptualising Life Strategy -- 1.3.1 Reading Western Literature -- 1.3.2 Reading Post-Soviet East European Literature -- 1.3.3 Typologies of Life Strategies -- References -- Chapter 2: Life Strategy Research Framework -- 2.1 Conceptual Framework -- 2.1.1 Agency/Structure -- 2.1.2 Migration
2.1.3 Social Identities: National Identity and Class -- 2.2 Mapping Mixed Methodology -- 2.2.1 First Method: Secondary Data Collection -- 2.2.2 Second Method: Qualitative Interviews -- References -- Part II: Leaving Europe -- Chapter 3: Leaving the Regime in Crisis: Structural Context Shaping Life Strategies -- 3.1 Economic Situation -- 3.1.1 1991-2003 Context -- 3.1.2 2004-2016 Context -- 3.2 Political Situation -- 3.2.1 1991-2003 Context -- 3.2.2 2004-2016 Context -- 3.3 Migration Dynamics and Australia's Migration Policy Since the 1990s -- 3.3.1 1991-2003 Context -- 3.3.2 2004-2016 Context
4.1.5 Why Australia? Push Factors -- 4.2 Leaving for Achievement: Aims, Values, Needs, Agency -- 4.2.1 Needs for Self-Realisation and Social Recognition -- 4.2.2 Aims for Professional Success and Extended Socio-Economic Status -- 4.2.3 Liberal and Non-Materialistic Values -- 4.2.4 Strong Agency -- 4.2.5 Why Australia? Pull Factors -- References -- Chapter 5: Migration Pathways: Popular Visas, Streams and Tactics -- 5.1 Survival Pathways: Humanitarian and Family Reunion Stream -- 5.1.1 Short-Term Arrivals: Getting a Visa -- 5.1.2 Life on the Visa: Extending the Stay
5.1.3 Humanitarian Stream: Precarity and Social Networks -- 5.1.4 Family Reunion Migration Stream -- Family Reunion for Parents and Children -- Spouse Reunion -- 5.2 Achievement Pathways: Skilled and Marriage Migration Streams -- 5.2.1 Skilled Migration Stream -- 5.2.2 Marriage Migration Stream -- Gender and Migration from Ukraine -- Motivations and Satisfaction -- References -- Part III: Becoming Australian -- Chapter 6: 'Survival Migrants': Challenges and Opportunities -- 6.1 Survival Occupational Experiences -- 6.1.1 Serhiy's and Yulia's Careers -- 6.1.2 Dead-End and Patchwork Careers
References-Chapter 4: Why Migration? Individual Context of Survival and Achievement-4.1 Leaving for Survival: Aims, Values, Needs, Agency-4.1.1 Aims to Escape Poverty and Regain Job Status-Professionals, Scientific and Cultural Intelligentsia-Blue-Collar Workers and Entrepreneurs-4.1.2 Values of Material Well-Being, Traditionalism and Conformity-4.1.3 Needs for Security and Social Integrity-4.1.4 Weak Agency and Paternalism-Lack of Alternatives Solving the Problem of Economic Self-Sufficiency-Paternalism-Destabilisation of Identity
Life Strategies of Migrants from Crisis Regimes : Achiever or Survivor?