Author(s) : Didier Ruedin, Denise Efionayi-Mäder
Source : https://www.unine.ch/files/live/sites/sfm/files/nouvelles%20publications/Ruedin_Efionayi_2015_Repor-1.pdf
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Surveying Migrants in Europe. Experiences of the Swiss Migration-Mobility Survey
Author(s) : Ilka Steiner, Aljoscha Landös
Source : https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05671-1_2
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Quels liens entre recherche et travail social ? : L’exemple des études sur l’âge et la migration
La recherche sur les migrations en Suisse
Author(s) : Rosita Fibbi
Source : http://www.persee.fr/doc/remi_0765-0752_1989_num_5_3_1981
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Manuel de prise en charge des enfants séparés en Suisse. Guide pratique à l’usage des professionnels
Author(s) : Fondation suisse du service social international
Source : http://www.chuv.ch/dfme/dfme-manuel_prise_en_charge_mna_en__suisse__2017.pdf
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Migrant Sampling Using Facebook Advertisements: A Case Study of Polish Migrants in Four European Countries
Author(s) : Steffen Pötzschke, Michael Braun
Source : https://doi.org/10.1177/0894439316666262
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Sampling of migrants in cross-national survey research is challenging. Established techniques such as random-route sampling or random-digit-dialing are associated with high monetary costs, in particular when small migrant groups are targeted. The use of onomastic (name based) telephone sampling is a relatively cost-efficient alternative, but it relies on a number of conditions (e.g., existence of telephone directories in the respective countries and inclusion of the target population). As the use of social networking sites (SNSs) has spread around the globe in the last 20 years, the present paper investigates whether a specific SNS, Facebook, can be used to sample migrants, with the ultimate goal to supplement other approaches. This article is based on data collected as part of a survey that used Facebook advertisements to sample Polish migrants in Austria, Ireland, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. The study succeeded in sampling a total of 1,103 individuals who completed the relatively extensive questionnaire within the field period of 8 weeks (1,100 within the 4 weeks the advertisements were placed). In contrast to most of the few other studies that tried to sample respondents with the help of Facebook advertisements, no incentives were used. With nearly all (96%) of the respondents belonging to the target population and a total sampling budget of €500 (US$557), the method can be considered both accurate and cost efficient in recruiting people from the target population. Furthermore, our results suggest that the vast majority of the sample would not have been reached if onomastic sampling had been employed.
Keywords sampling of migrants, SNSs, comparative research, migration research
Glossar zu Migration, Flucht und Grenzpolitiken
Author(s) : Sarah Schilliger
Source : http://www.denknetz-online.ch/sites/default/files/denknetz_jb16_schilliger_glossar_migration_flucht_grenzpolitiken.pdf
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