Suchergebnisse

Lebensumfeld und Lebenssituation der Bewohner von Einrichtungen
der geschlossenen Altenhilfe.

Themen: Der Inhalt dieser Studie ist weitgehend identisch mit dem
Inhalt der ZA-Studien-Nr. 1483, soweit er sich auf die Beschreibung der
allgemeinen Situation älterer Menschen bezieht. Bezüglich der
Wohnheimsituation wurde zusätzlich gefragt: Lage des Altenheims im
Vergleich zur früheren Wohnung; Einstellung zu einem Altenwohnheim im
früheren Wohnumfeld; Wohndauer im Heim; Wohnsituation im Altenheim;
Gründe für den Einzug ins Altenheim sowie Einflussnahme anderer Personen
auf diese Entscheidung; Präferenz für Verbleib in eigener Wohnung oder
Heimunterkunft; Beurteilung der Ausgangsregelungen und Interesse an
längerem Ausbleiben; Charakterisierung der Lebenssituation im Altenheim
(Skala); Erhalt von Sozialhilfe; Einstellung zu einem gemeinsamen
Mittagstisch für Altenheimbewohner und ältere Mitbürger aus der
Heimumgebung.

Demographie: Geschlecht; Geburtsjahr; Familienstand; Konfession;
Schulbildung; Berufstätigkeit; Haushaltszusammensetzung;
Mitgliedschaften; Beruf; Beruf des Ehepartners, Wohnsituation;
Einkommen; früherer Wohnort und Dauer der Ortsansässigkeit;
Telefonbesitz.

Ibiza is a Mediterranean island with a very strong economic dependence on tourism.Ibiza is a tourist destination known for its sun and beach offer, complemented by a rangeof world-famous nightlife. Although the tourism industry on the island appeared in thefirst third of the twentieth century, the Spanish Civil War, the Second World War and theinternational blockade to the Franco's regime wiped out tourism in the island for a decade.But the sufferings and economic miseries derived from these political facts boostedtourism revival more strongly on the island due to increased involvement of residentsin the new industry. Residents' involvement coupled with a spirit of tolerance to thehabits of visitors fostered the island towards a 'tourism boom' that received internationalmedia coverage. This paper aims to show that Ibiza is a good example of the importanceof these two elements (involvement and tolerance) for tourism development in a region. ; Ibiza es una isla del Mediterráneo con una enorme dependencia económica del turismo.Se trata de un destino turístico conocido por su oferta de sol y playa, complementada conuna oferta de ocio nocturno de fama mundial. Aunque el sector turístico apareció en laisla en el primer tercio del siglo XX, la Guerra Civil Española, la Segunda Guerra Mundialy el bloqueo internacional al régimen franquista borraron el turismo de la isla duranteuna década. Pero los sufrimientos y miserias económicas que causaron hicieron renacerel turismo con mayor fuerza al producirse una creciente implicación de los residentes enel nuevo sector. Esta implicación junto con la tolerancia hacia las costumbres de los turistaslanzaron a la isla hacia un Boom turístico con impacto mediático internacional. Eneste trabajo se pretende mostrar que Ibiza sirve de ejemplo de la importancia de estos doselementos (implicación y tolerancia) para el desarrollo turístico de una región.

Latin American migration to Chile has increased exponentially over the past 20 years. As migrants settle in Santiago, they face numerous articulations of bureaucracy—at entry, in visa processing, in labor regulations, and in housing law. This article charts a central paradox of migrant experiences with two discordant bureaucratic entities in Chile. Migrants are frequently able to acquire residency documents, yet they are often unable to enter into formal rental agreements or easily access adequate housing. Drawing on data collected during 18 months of ethnographic fieldwork in Santiago, Chile, I explore migrants' lived experience of bureaucracy. As migrants navigate the processes involved in attaining visas and in securing housing, their experiences expose the interstices of bureaucracy, sites of disjuncture between contrasting bureaucratic entities and realms. These bureaucratic interstices are critical sites where structural violence is fostered, normalized, and made invisible.

Although it was not before 1989 that Warsaw gradually became a genuinely multiethnic environment, a group of aliens had inhabited the city in 1945–89. Somewhat paradoxically, the Polish capital city's foreigner landscape proved to be the most variegated, diverse and vivid in the first post-war decade. The Russians, Germans, Englishmen, Frenchmen, or Italians already residing in Warsaw were joined, as part of post-war voluntary and forced (political-refugee) migration, by nationals of Spain, Greece, Korea, Persia, Yugoslavia, or even Canada. The article shows the ways along which they reached Poland and Warsaw, and the various aspects of everyday life of those aliens: work, assimilation, and political entanglements.

Although it was not before 1989 that Warsaw gradually became a genuinely multiethnic environment, a group of aliens had inhabited the city in 1945–89. Somewhat paradoxically, the Polish capital city's foreigner landscape proved to be the most variegated, diverse and vivid in the first post-war decade. The Russians, Germans, Englishmen, Frenchmen, or Italians already residing in Warsaw were joined, as part of post-war voluntary and forced (political-refugee) migration, by nationals of Spain, Greece, Korea, Persia, Yugoslavia, or even Canada. The article shows the ways along which they reached Poland and Warsaw, and the various aspects of everyday life of those aliens: work, assimilation, and political entanglements.