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Este estudo tem como público-alvo as segundas gerações de Cabo-verdianos em Portugal, Holanda, Itália e França e visa analisar o reforço de seus laços com Cabo Verde. O estudo é de caráter exploratório, qualitativo e teoricamente ligado à integração, transnacionalismo, assimilação segmentada, identificação étnica e laços com o país ancestral. Os resultados obtidos quanto às relações com Cabo Verde permitem-nos identificar três grupos: o primeiro adota um sincretismo cultural; o segundo vai a Cabo Verde praticamente só para passar férias e se divertir; o terceiro demonstra um ‘sentimento de pertença’ para com o país ancestral e já conseguiu alcançar maiores níveis de formação e percurso profissional. Também demonstra muito maior interesse em contribuir para o desenvolvimento de Cabo Verde.
This study has as target audience the second-generation of Cape Verdeans in Portugal, The Netherlands, Italy and France and aims to analyse the strengthening of their ties with Cape Verde. The study is exploratory, qualitative and theoretically linked to integration, transnationalism, segmented assimilation, ethnic identification and ties with their ancestral land. The results obtained regarding such relationships allow us to identify the following three groups: the first adopts a cultural syncretism; the second visits Cape Verde primarily for holidays and fun; the third demonstrates a ‘sense of Belonging’ towards their ancestral land and has achieved also much higher levels of education and professional career. It shows also much more interest to contribute to the development of Cape Verde.
This study has as target audience the second-generation of Cape Verdeans in Portugal, The Netherlands, Italy and France and aims to analyse the strengthening of their ties with Cape Verde. The study is exploratory, qualitative and theoretically linked to integration, transnationalism, segmented assimilation, ethnic identification and ties with their ancestral land. The results obtained regarding such relationships allow us to identify the following three groups: the first adopts a cultural syncretism; the second visits Cape Verde primarily for holidays and fun; the third demonstrates a ‘sense of Belonging’ towards their ancestral land and has achieved also much higher levels of education and professional career. It shows also much more interest to contribute to the development of Cape Verde.
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Segundas gerações Transnacionalismo Diáspora Cabo-verdianos Remessas Identidade Second generations Transnationalism Cape Verdeans Remmitances Identity
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Observatório das Migrações