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Prima della migrazione


ISSN 2723-9500
ISBN 978 88 32193 72 5
Language: Italian
Publisher: Paolo Loffredo Editore Srl
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Prima della migrazione
Esperienze di vita, di studio e di mobilità degli studenti delle università di Salerno e dell’Estremadura

Nowadays migrations from Southern Europe are considered as an example of qualified migration, or better as “brain drain”. It has been largely said that migrations coming from Spain or Italy are way different from the previous ones. Women emancipation, higher schooling, market transformations, the creation of the European Union and its supranational institutional space created a new shape in migrations, which is more articulate and rich of sparks for research studies.
In this context, we tried to understand the new situation, the problems and perspectives of the future individual migratory paths, regarding students of human sciences, economics, law in two different Universities - Salerno and Càseres - located in Campania and Estremadura, always considered late in developing and high disoccupation.
The volume contains the results of the e-survey we conducted on the students of the two Universities just before the pandemic from Covid-19 exploded. In our view, the results of the survey could lead to a better comprehension of the economical, social and cultural factors which cause the migration paths, both internal and international, and of the choice to stay and invest one’s abilities in their native society.

Editor advisors

Felice Addeo researcher in Social Sciences Methodology, is an associate professor of Sociology in the Department of Political Sciences and Communication at University of Salerno. He focuses on research methodology and made empirical researches on life quality, social inclusion and social networks. He is also an advisor for the European Committee in evaluating projects.

Rocìo Blanco-Gregory researches in Sociology, is a professor at University of Extremadura in the Department of Business, Finance and Tourism and Business Management and Sociology. Between her research works there are educational paths and professional development, rural development, internal and international migrations, spare time and tourism.

Domenico Maddaloni is a researcher in Development Sociology and professor of Sociology in the Department of Political Sciences and Communication at University of Saleno. He is the author to many works in different languages about job markets, social inequality, welfare systems, social and political changes, globalization and migrations.

Grazia Moffa researcher in Sociology, is a researcher of Economical and working processes sociology and is responsible of the documentation centre about migrations at the Department of Political and Social studies at University of Salerno. Her research is focused on markets and job, internal and international migrations, gender cap and equal opportunities.


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