Study Di Belgiojoso et al. (2022): study IT 2011
- Public
- Elderly migrants, Italy 2011 - 2012
- Survey name
- Social Condition and Integration of Foreign Citizens (SCIF) 2011-2012
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 3104
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: Computer Assisted Personal Interview (CAPI)
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Area of origin
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
- a:13.48%, b: 13.24%, c: 15.24%, d: 9.32%, e: 9.28%, f: 2.72%, g: 4.26%, h: 4.75%, i: 2.20%, j: 12.56%, k: 4.11%, l: 8.84%,
- Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- a: Western migrants (reference)
b: Romania
c: Ukrania and Moldova
d: Albania
e: Other East Europe
f: China
g: Philippines
h: Indian subcontinent
i: Other Asia
j: Northern Africa
k: Sub-Saharan Africa
l: Latin America
Observed Relation with Happiness
Romania 83.55
Ukrania and Moldova 70.60
Albania 75.39
Other East Europe 77.88
China 72.67
Philippines 92.02
Indian subcontinent 80.19
Other Asia 72.01
Northern Africa 71.91
Sub-Saharan Africa 85.48
Latin America 86.35
Western migrants 86.08
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
- macro area of residence
- civil status
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview
ALL
OR controlled for:
- gender
- age at arrival
- educational level
- macro area of residence
- civil status
OR unaffected by additional control for:
- Length of stay
- Italian citizenship
- Religiosity
- Difficult access to services
- Traffic and pollution in the area
- Urban degeneration of the area of residence
- Feeling stranger, not accepted in Italy
- Poor health
- Discrimination
- Having been aggressed verbally or physically
- Having social network (intimate)
- Being in transnational family
- feeling lonely
- General trust
- Social participation
- Economic resources
- Escaped from the country of origin
- Occupational status before migration—at the interview