An Interdisciplinary Approach to Complexity: Migratory Decisions of Iranians in Vienna

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2009
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Abstract
Iranians have come to Austria for a multitude of stated reasons. Within this paper the two authors follow their Iranian migrant interviewees' reasoning with two very different styles of analysis, each steaming from a particular scientific background. While Sociologist FLIEGENSCHNEE emphasizes schematic groupings with reference to push and pull factors, for Cultural Anthropologist CZARNOWSKI the interwovenness/interaction of these factors is more important. Together both develop a specific methodology of how to approach interview analysis with regard to migratory decision-making. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs090396
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Authors Czarnowski, Julia;Fliegenschnee, Katrin;
Journal forum: qualitative social research
Year 2009
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