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Home > Arhiva > 2012 > Numar: 2 > The Effects of Migration on Romanian Families: An Ecosystemic Review The Effects of Migration on Romanian Families: An Ecosystemic Review
by:
- Dan A. Ratliff (Correspondence concerning this article should be directed to Dan A. Ratliff, Department of Counseling and Human Services, St. Mary’s University, One Camino Santa Maria, San Antonio, TX, USA 78238, E-mail: dratliff@stmarytx.edu)
- Riccardo Rossano (Faculty of Education Sciences Libera Universita Maria Sanctissimo Assunta, sez. EDAS – Taranto, Piazza S. Rita - 74100 Taranto, Italy )
- Antonio Panico (Faculty of Education Sciences Libera Universita Maria Sanctissimo Assunta sez. EDAS – Taranto, Piazza S. Rita - 74100 Taranto, Italy.)
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Romanian immigrants are the largest group of immigrant children in Italian public schools. This paper applied an ecosystemic framework to review existing research on Romanian migrants’ experience to understand sociopolitical/ cultural, community, family, and individual factors. The majority of research on migrants from the Romanian perspective has focused on the effects on children of an absent parent due to labor migration. Existing research finds little effect of migration on children well-being compared to the larger effect of poverty. Given the large number of Romanian immigrants who appear to have established residence abroad and enrolled their children in foreign schools, further research is needed to understand the adaptation needs of immigrants in their host country
Keywords: migration, children, family, consequences, systems theory, Romania
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