The Politicization of Migrants: Further Evidence that Politicized Collective Identity is a Dual Identity
The Politicization of Migrants: Further Evidence that Politicized Collective Identity is a Dual Identity
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移民的政治化：政治化集体身份是双重身份的进一步证据
DOI：
10.1111/j.1467-9221.2010.00782.x
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发表时间：
2010
影响因子：
4.6
通讯作者：
Olga Grabow
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作者：
B. Simon;Olga Grabow
本文探讨了集体认同过程中的俄罗斯移民在德国的政治化的作用。基于政治化集体认同（PCI）是一种双重认同的假设，作者预测并发现，俄罗斯和德国的双重认同与德国俄罗斯少数民族成员的政治化呈正相关。即使在统计控制了若干社会人口变量、过去的政治活动和其他形式的集体认同的影响之后，这种关系仍然存在。此外，俄罗斯移民在德国的虐待感知缓和了双重身份和政治化之间的关系，符合理论假设，即PCI的发展前提是高度认识到共同的不满。最后，双重认同与接受政治暴力无关，但与自我限制到和平的政治手段呈正相关。讨论了双重身份驱动的政治化在社会融合中的建设性作用。
The article examines the role of collective identification processes in the politicization of Russian migrants in Germany. Building on the assumption that politicized collective identity (PCI) is a dual identity, the authors predicted and found that dual identification as both Russian and German was positively related to politicization among members of the Russian minority in Germany. This relationship held up even when the influences of several sociodemographic variables, past political activity, and other forms of collective identification were statistically controlled. In addition, perceived maltreatment of Russian migrants in Germany moderated the relationship between dual identification and politicization in keeping with the theoretical assumption that the development of PCI presupposes high awareness of shared grievances. Finally, dual identification was unrelated to acceptance of political violence, but positively related to self-restriction to peaceful political means. The constructive role of politicization driven by dual identification in social integration is discussed.