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Title:	British Migrants in Spain: the Extent and Nature of Social Integration, 2003-2005
Keywords:	FRIENDS FRIENDSHIP RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY HOME OWNERSHIP HOUSING TENURE LAND OWNERSHIP HOUSE PRICES RENTED ACCOMMODATION HOUSEHOLDS EXTENDED FAMILY FAMILIES MARITAL STATUS CHILDREN SCHOOLCHILDREN PRIVATE SCHOOLS STATE SCHOOLS EMPLOYMENT HISTORY LIFE HISTORIES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY GRANDCHILDREN INFORMAL ECONOMY TAX EVASION VOLUNTARY WORK LANGUAGE SKILLS TRANSLATION YOUTH RETIREMENT CLUBS LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES CULTURAL PARTICIPATION MASS MEDIA USE QUALITY OF LIFE SOCIAL INTEGRATION CULTURAL INTEGRATION CITIZENSHIP LICENCES BUSINESS FORMATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUREAUCRACY FOREIGNERS CUSTOMERS ECONOMIC CONDITIONS CAREERS GUIDANCE EDUCATIONAL EXPECTATIONS HEALTH SERVICES MEDICAL INSURANCE MEDICAL CARE VISITS (PERSONAL) VISITORS BULLYING RACISM ILL HEALTH BEREAVEMENT WORKING CONDITIONS HOURS OF WORK VOTING DRUG USE ALCOHOLISM ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OLD AGE TOURIST INFORMATION INFORMATION TRAVELLING PEOPLE CARS DRIVING LICENCES CRIME AND SECURITY LIVING ABROAD EXPATRIATES INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS RESIDENCE PERMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION DRIVING SECOND HOMES POLITICAL PARTICIPATION ECONOMIC INTEGRATION SOCIAL NETWORKS PLACE OF BIRTH NATIONALITY GENDER AGE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT PUBLIC SERVICES LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS EDUCATION STATE HEALTH SERVICES PRIVATE HEALTH SERVICES OCCUPATIONS CHIEF INCOME EARNERS FAMILY MEMBERS ACCESS TO PUBLIC SERVICES 2003-2005 Spain
Description:	<P>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</P> This project arose out of research conducted during the 1990s (by O'Reilly and others) which explored the trends, motivations, mobility patterns, identity and way of life of British migrant communities in the Costa del Sol. Reviewing the data collected during that period of fieldwork raised key issues of interest for theories of globalisation, migration and tourism, and for social policy related to integration, which are becoming increasingly relevant in the current context. Spain's tourist towns have recently experienced huge population growth (especially at certain times of the year), increasing European immigration, and the presence of a fluid, multinational migrant population, especially since free movement of individuals was introduced by the Maastricht Treaty in 1992. The effects at the local level have been augmented by the passing of time and continued property development. Some towns are growing at dramatic rates and now inland areas are being affected as people look for cheaper property and land away from the built-up coastal zones. The constant presence of what are locally termed 'residential tourists' is becoming a feature of everyday life for people in towns like Fuengirola, Mijas and Alhaurin El Grande, in Andalusia. The growing and important body of research exploring the phenomenon of International Retirement Migration (IRM) in Europe has failed to specifically explore the extent and nature of social integration of these and younger European migrants in Spanish society. <br> <br> The objectives of this study were to: systematically explore, using surveys, the extent of social integration of European (especially British) migrants in Spain; explore in depth, using qualitative interviews, the nature of social integration; and gain an understanding, using case studies, of the role of town councils in aiding or impeding integration.<br> <br> The data collection includes:<ul><li>self-completion survey. Questionnaires were distributed via newsagents, town hall foreign residents departments, social clubs, and using snowball techniques from personal contacts</li><li>53 face to face in-depth interviews (individuals and couples)</li><li>6 focus group interviews</li><li>48 short student essays from 11-13 year old school students and transcribed into Word documents</li></ul><br> <br> <B>Main Topics</B>:<BR> Main topics include: social and economic integration; political integration; reasons for migration; language difficulties; schooling; work situation; health and fitness; official registration.
URI:	https://t2-4.bsc.es/jspui/handle/123456789/64627
Other Identifiers:	10.5255/UKDA-SN-5271-1 5271 http://doi.org/10.5255/UKDA-SN-5271-1
Appears in Collections:	Cessda

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