Fatherhood and immigration: challenging the deficit theory
Fatherhood and immigration: challenging the deficit theory
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父亲身份与移民：挑战赤字理论
DOI：
10.1111/j.1365-2206.2005.00374.x
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发表时间：
2005
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Dawne Clark
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文献类型：
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作者：
D. Roer;Roni Strier;D. Este;R. Shimoni;Dawne Clark
大多数移民研究的重点是移民对家庭和养育子女的负面影响。移民也被视为削弱父亲履行父亲职责的能力的一个因素。移民对父亲的影响很少受到关注。本文基于对 54 名加拿大和以色列移民父亲的采访。本文基于定性数据，调查了文化变革中移民父亲对父亲身份的看法。本文挑战了人们普遍持有的观念，即移民本身就是成为父亲的一个风险因素。它更关注移民父亲在新国家面临的系统性障碍和障碍以及这种变化带来的积极机会。讨论了有关移民家庭的干预和政策的影响。
Most immigration studies focus on the negative consequences of immigration for families and for parenting. Immigration is also viewed as a factor that undermines fathers’ capacity to implement their fathering roles. The impact of immigration on fathers has received very little attention. This paper is based on 54 interviews with immigrant fathers to Canada and Israel. Based on qualitative data, the paper investigates immigrant fathers’ perceptions of fatherhood in the midst of cultural change. This paper challenges the widely held notion that immigration itself is a risk factor for fatherhood. It focuses rather on the systemic barriers and obstacles facing immigrant fathers in their new country and the positive opportunities this change presents. Implications for intervention and policies concerning immigrant families are discussed.