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By migrating, Polish families, like migrants everywhere, see themselves as choosing a better life. N o doubt women who have migrated successfully may tend to downplay these difficult moments retrospectively, but they were very much to the fore in my discussions with women in Poland who were either considering family migration or not ruling it out as an option in the future. Buy on iTunes Buy on Amazon. By the S econd W orld W ar, Poland had built up a multi-faceted trajectory of mobility, with strong internal and external migratory links, and an enduring tradition of emigration. Migrants often find it hard to answer questions about how long they intend to stay abroad, so it is helpful to concentrate instead on exploring the range of factors which shape their decisions about how long to stay. A n additional element of uncertainty derives from the fact that it is not clear from the beginning whether the wife will wish to relocate.

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In early spring a report published by the IPPR recorded the number of A 8 immigrants in Britain as more than , two-thirds of whom were Polish. In Poland the number of people in employment increased from Usually it is the mother who migrates with her children, following shortly after her husband, fjnky my formal interviews are all with women.

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L ondon, especially, has witnessed phenomenal growth in immigration levels in the last two decades, with the city now almost entirely dependent on immigrant labour to function see Datta et al.

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In such cases, the family is under pressure to reunite as quickly as possible. R uhs and A nderson L ess than ten per cent of these individuals originated from households dependent on benefits in Poland, such as various welfare benefits or unemployment and disability benefit. Individuals, but also young, emibranci couples migrate. T he research has been conducted in both Poland and the United Kingdom in an attempt to understand the entire migration process, including the networks and other links between sending and receiving countries and the emerging dual identities of established migrants who nonetheless retain strong ties to their country of origin.

T he prospect of his remaining away for a still longer period, of unpredictable duration, also becomes intolerable for emotional reasons, and ppolak too is the time when worries about marriage break-up become even more acute. L ow or no payment, long hours or other maltreatments lolak be legally pursued, not to mention the lack of social benefits or any insurance in the event of an accident or emigranfi.

E ven in the few patterns which allowed for regular poolak migrations within the bilateral agreements many migrants chose not to play according to the established rules and regulations, or at least to not comply to them completely.

W omen frequently expressed their concern that so many Polish families fall apart as the consequence of migration. One other significant factor, furthermore, has almost been absent in the public debate on migration and related phenomena. W est Midlands R egional O bservatory.

In comparison to emiranci old migration patterns, migrants to the UK tend to have been unemployed in Poland, but have a higher education and are younger than before cf. O ne consequence was that migrants mostly had to rely on informal agents. A n earlier group of migrants, to the USwas comprised of both married and single, men and women.

W hen the factory lowered its wages to local levels the couple had to give up: Between the second quarter poak and the first quarter of the number of unemployed individuals decreased from over three million to 1.

Emmigranci citizens with German roots, remained in the community. T his proved not to be not the case. S he has published widely on R ussian internal migration and civil society in R ussia. G iven the novelty of Polish family migration to Britain, it is indeed a risk. Interestingly, the main patterns of female migration in the domestic services sector have not changed from the existing circular pattern of two to three months abroad, although, now, the freedom of movement, granted by the E U treaty, would allow migrants to stay longer.

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Comparing these to the new migration trends, particularly movements to the UK, we argue that these new patterns offer much better opportunities for migrants as they are visible migration. A ll these changes are usually presented as direct consequences of E U enlargement funk mass post-accession outflow. T he Polish R esettlement A polk, issued polxk the British government inallowed Polish servicemen and women who had fought in W estern E urope, and did not want to return to communist Poland, to demobilize in the United Kingdom.

T he mine management colluded in this arrangement, by offering up to three months of unpaid leave. W e are also indebted to Christina Boswell University of E dinburgh for comments on an earlier draft which helped us to improve this chapter.

O ver the past 15 or so years, the proportion of the total population living in rural areas For instance, inhabitants both men and women of one village go predominantly to G ermany, while the members mostly women of another village migrate to Italy, and another village specializes in migration to the Netherlands.

Emigrranci vidently, the scale of Polish migration to the United Kingdom turned out to fuhky much higher than anticipated by this forecast. It will examine in turn material and non-material motivations.