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Impact of Forced Migration on Communication and Social Adaptation
1Department of Communication Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Malta, Msida, Malta, helen.grech@um.edu.mt.
Summary
Forced migration impacts global societies, affecting communication and adaptation. This review synthesizes research on forced migrants
Area of Science:
- Sociology
- Communication Studies
- Forced Migration Studies
Background:
- Forced migration is a growing global phenomenon with wide-ranging societal impacts.
- Existing literature on forced migrants' communication and social adaptation is fragmented.
- Understanding diverse perspectives is crucial for addressing challenges faced by forced migrants and host communities.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a coordinated overview of forced migrants' communication and social adaptation.
- To synthesize current research on the views of forced migrants and relevant stakeholders.
- To identify communication challenges and propose strategic recommendations.
Main Methods:
- Systematic literature review of forced migration, communication, and social adaptation.
- Analysis of research on the perceptions of forced migrants, residents, and professionals.
- Inclusion of a case scenario to illustrate communication challenges.
Main Results:
- Significant research interest exists in individuals seeking refugee status or asylum.
- A gap is identified in comprehensive literature on communication and social adaptation.
- The need to evaluate perceptions of both migrants and host communities is highlighted.
Conclusions:
- Coordinated research is needed to understand forced migrants' communication and adaptation.
- Addressing communication barriers requires input from all stakeholders.
- Strategic recommendations can improve the integration and well-being of forced migrants.
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