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DeZIM: Transnationale Perspektiven auf Migration und Integration – TRANSMIT-Befragungen von syrischen Staatsangerhörigen und ihren Nachbarn im Libanon und in der Türkei (2019-2023)
deDeZIM: Transnational Perspectives on Migration and Integration – TRANSMIT Surveys of Syrian Nationals and Their Neighbors in Lebanon and Turkey (2019–2023)
enDeZIM: Transnational Perspectives on Migration and Integration – TRANSMIT Surveys of Syrian Nationals and Their Neighbors in Lebanon and Turkey (2019–2023)
en-GBInternationale Migration und sozioökonomische Teilhabe werden in der Regel getrennt voneinander untersucht. Forschende konzentrieren sich dabei außerdem häufig auf ausgewählte Aufnahmeländer des Globalen Nordens. Das TRANSMIT-Projekt nimmt eine transnationale Perspektive ein und untersucht die wichtigsten Migrationsrouten nach Europa anhand groß angelegter Surveys mit syrischen Staatsangehörigen sowie ihren Aufnahmegesellschaften im Libanon und in der Türkei. Beide Länder haben zum einen selbst eine lange Migrationsgeschichte und beherbergen andererseits viele Geflüchtete. Die Erhebungen decken sowohl Migrationsbiografien als auch Aspekte der sozioökonomischen Teilhabe ab. Die gleichzeitige Befragung der Aufnahmebevölkerung ermöglicht es Forschenden, auch lokale Kontexte und gruppenspezifische Effekte zu untersuchen. Neben den Hauptfragebögen wurden grundlegende Charakteristika von Haushalts- und Familienmitgliedern erhoben, die in separaten Datensätzen zur Verfügung stehen.
deMigration scholars commonly study international migration and socioeconomic integration separately, typically focusing on a single receiving country in the Global North. The TRANSMIT project adopts a transnational perspective, studying key migration routes to Europe via large-scale surveys among Syrians and their host communities in two major countries of mixed-migration contexts, namely Lebanon and Turkey. Both countries, in addition to their own history of emigration, host large refugee populations. The surveys cover both migration biographies and aspects of the socioeconomic participation of Syrian nationals. Surveying the host populations in equal terms allows researchers to examine local contexts and group differences. In addition to the main respondents, core household and family member characteristics are recorded and provided in separate data sheets.
enMigration scholars commonly study international migration and socioeconomic integration separately, typically focusing on a single receiving country in the Global North. The TRANSMIT project adopts a transnational perspective, studying key migration routes to Europe via large-scale surveys among Syrians and their host communities in two major countries of mixed-migration contexts, namely Lebanon and Turkey. Both countries, in addition to their own history of emigration, host large refugee populations. The surveys cover both migration biographies and aspects of the socioeconomic participation of Syrian nationals. Surveying the host populations in equal terms allows researchers to examine local contexts and group differences. In addition to the main respondents, core household and family member characteristics are recorded and provided in separate data sheets.
en-GBGundacker, Lidwina; Hertner, Laura; Kühnert, Nora; Rischke, Ramona; Ruhnke, Simon; Talebi, Nader; Trocka, Caroline; Brücker, Herbert
Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research (BIM), Humboldt-University of Berlin (HU)
Gundacker, Lidwina, Laura Hertner, Nora Kühnert, Ramona Rischke, Simon Ruhnke, Nader Talebi, Caroline Trocka & Herbert Brücker (2025). TRANSMIT Surveys of Syrian nationals and their neighbors in Lebanon and Turkey (2019-2023). Dataset. Version: 1.0.0. Berlin: German Center for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM) https://doi.org/10.34882/dezim.transmit1.download.1.0.0
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