Cultural Adaptation and Resilience Framework for Migrant Communities in Southern Africa

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Autori principali: Fathi, Gamal, El-Sharawy, Ahmed
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author Fathi, Gamal
El-Sharawy, Ahmed
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El-Sharawy, Ahmed
contents <p>Cultural adaptation and resilience are critical for migrant communities in Southern Africa, particularly those originating from Egypt, as they navigate new environments while preserving their cultural identities. Theoretical development through literature review and integration of existing frameworks on migration, culture, and adaptation. The theoretical framework provides a robust structure for understanding and predicting cultural adaptation trajectories in migrant communities, offering insights into policy interventions. Policy makers should tailor their support services to reflect local cultures while encouraging the preservation of traditional practices among migrants.</p>
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spellingShingle Cultural Adaptation and Resilience Framework for Migrant Communities in Southern Africa
Fathi, Gamal
El-Sharawy, Ahmed
Cultural Geography
Migration Studies
Resilience Theory
Acculturation
Community Development
Ethnography
Indigenous Knowledge Systems
<p>Cultural adaptation and resilience are critical for migrant communities in Southern Africa, particularly those originating from Egypt, as they navigate new environments while preserving their cultural identities. Theoretical development through literature review and integration of existing frameworks on migration, culture, and adaptation. The theoretical framework provides a robust structure for understanding and predicting cultural adaptation trajectories in migrant communities, offering insights into policy interventions. Policy makers should tailor their support services to reflect local cultures while encouraging the preservation of traditional practices among migrants.</p>
title Cultural Adaptation and Resilience Framework for Migrant Communities in Southern Africa
topic Cultural Geography
Migration Studies
Resilience Theory
Acculturation
Community Development
Ethnography
Indigenous Knowledge Systems
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18771831