Migration Psychology, Volume II: Global Dynamics of Family, Policy, and Inclusion
暫譯: 移民心理學,第二卷:家庭、政策與包容的全球動態

de Pretto, Laura, Mirza, Saira

  • 出版商: Palgrave MacMillan
  • 出版日期: 2026-05-05
  • 售價: $7,010
  • 貴賓價: 9.5$6,659
  • 語言: 英文
  • 頁數: 153
  • 裝訂: Hardcover - also called cloth, retail trade, or trade
  • ISBN: 3032113628
  • ISBN-13: 9783032113627
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商品描述

This book examines the global dimensions of migration psychology, showing how migration shapes family life, policy frameworks, and processes of inclusion and exclusion. As the second volume of a two-part collection, it expands the focus beyond the United Kingdom to highlight the psychological experiences of migrants across diverse international contexts. Chapters explore themes of intergenerational separation, circular migration, language and identity, and the role of cultural practices in sustaining wellbeing. Grounded in psychology and in conversation with sociology, theology, and the arts, the volume demonstrates how migration is both a deeply personal journey and a systemic, political phenomenon. By foregrounding issues of family, belonging, faith, culture, and community, this book offers a timely, multidisciplinary contribution to migration studies. It will be essential reading for scholars, students, and practitioners interested in psychology, migration, diaspora, and the social dynamics of inclusion.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

本書探討了移民心理學的全球面向,顯示移民如何塑造家庭生活、政策框架以及包容與排斥的過程。作為兩部分系列的第二卷,它將焦點擴展到英國以外,突顯了移民在多樣國際背景下的心理經歷。各章節探討了代際分離、循環移民、語言與身份,以及文化實踐在維持福祉中的角色等主題。本書根植於心理學,並與社會學、神學及藝術進行對話,展示了移民既是一段深具個人意義的旅程,也是系統性、政治性的現象。通過突顯家庭、歸屬感、信仰、文化和社區等議題,本書為移民研究提供了及時的多學科貢獻。對於對心理學、移民、僑民及包容的社會動態感興趣的學者、學生和實務工作者而言,這將是必讀之作。

作者簡介

Laura De Pretto is Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences & Education, Leeds Trinity University, UK. Formerly Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham Malaysia, De Pretto is a cross-cultural psychologist researching how culture shapes human relationships with natural environments and migration dynamics. Her work covers identity, biculturalism, acculturation, and intragroup processes in diaspora communities. She earned her PhD in Applied Psychology at ECNU, Shanghai, after undergraduate studies in Italy. She has co-edited volumes on diaspora studies and fosters global collaborations on migration, culture, and diversity.

Saira Mirza is Researcher in the Faculty of Social Sciences & Education, Leeds Trinity University, UK. Mirza is a doctoral researcher specialising in South Asian psychology, migration, child and family welfare, and intersectionality. She holds a MSc in Psychology and a BA in Supporting Children, Young People and Families. Her work integrates social justice, diaspora studies, acculturation, and applied psychology, informed by extensive professional experience in education and community development.

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勞拉·德·普雷托是英國利茲三一大學社會科學與教育學院的高級講師。她曾擔任馬來西亞諾丁漢大學的助理教授,專注於跨文化心理學,研究文化如何塑造人類與自然環境的關係及移民動態。她的研究涵蓋身份認同、雙文化主義、文化適應以及散居社區中的群體內部過程。她在上海的華東師範大學獲得應用心理學博士學位,並在意大利完成本科學業。她共同編輯了有關散居研究的書籍,並促進有關移民、文化和多樣性的全球合作。

賽拉·米爾扎是英國利茲三一大學社會科學與教育學院的研究員。米爾扎是一名專注於南亞心理學、移民、兒童與家庭福利以及交叉性研究的博士研究生。她擁有心理學碩士學位和支持兒童、青少年及家庭的學士學位。她的工作結合了社會正義、散居研究、文化適應和應用心理學,並受到在教育和社區發展方面的豐富專業經驗的啟發。