A rolling stone gathers no moss? Residential mobility among ethnic minorities in Germany and its consequences for well-being (WELLMOB)

滚石不生苔?

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This study sets out to study residential mobility and its consequences for subjective wellbeing among ethnic minorities in Germany. As integration and social upward mobility increase, so does the desire for residency in affluent suburban neighborhoods and home ownership. At the same time, research suggests that ethno-religious community embeddedness may act as a bedrock of a high quality of living among persons of immigrant origin. We therefore intent to study the subjective well-being of persons of immigrant origin living in (suburban) mainstream neighborhoods vis-á-vis those residing in ethno-religious communities, with a special interest in studying those who have actually moved between neighborhoods. To explain potential well-being effects of moving to a new neighborhood, we expand the fundamental model of subjective wellbeing and its social drivers by three types of neighborhood qualities (general neighborhood resources, ethno-religious community resources, and discrimination) which should matter particularly to persons of immigrant origin. We aim to test the expanded model with a cross-sectional analysis of neighborhood effects based on the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) and a longitudinal differences-in-differences analysis of SOEP respondents of immigrant origin who relocated. Furthermore, a novel set of indicators of ethno-religious community infrastructures allows us to conduct more detailed analyses than previous studies.
本研究旨在研究居住流动性及其对德国少数民族主观幸福感的影响。随着融合和社会向上流动的增加,人们对居住在富裕的郊区社区和拥有住房的渴望也在增加。与此同时,研究表明,族裔-宗教社区嵌入性可能是移民出身的人高质量生活的基石。因此,我们打算研究居住在(郊区)主流社区的移民出身的人维斯居住在民族宗教社区的人的主观幸福感,特别关注研究那些实际上在社区之间移动的人。要解释潜在的幸福感的影响,移动到一个新的社区,我们扩大了三种类型的邻里素质(一般邻里资源,民族宗教社区资源和歧视),这应该特别重要的人的移民起源的主观幸福感和社会驱动因素的基本模型。我们的目标是测试扩展模型的横截面分析的邻里效应的基础上的社会经济小组(SOEP)和纵向差异中的差异分析的SOEP受访者的移民原籍谁搬迁。此外,一套新颖的民族宗教社区基础设施指标使我们能够进行比以往研究更详细的分析。

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