Migration and Migration Status Key Determinants of Health and Well-Being

The experience of migration and immigration are key determinants of health and overall well-being. Social inequities and contexts of poverty and violence all significantly impact migrants’ health and well-being. Furthermore, migrants are vulnerable to isolation, exclusion, discrimination, xenophobia...

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Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Subjects:	acculturation adaptation level (AL) adaptive capacity (AC) adolescent African immigrants asylum seekers Australia Australian belonging binational borders care access Chile community perceptions COVID pandemic COVID-19 COVID-19 death rates crisis culture depression destination-country networks differentiation mechanism discrimination displacement economic insecurity exile external referents family forced migration framing France gender gendered analysis health access health change health equity health inequality health inequities healthcare mobility highly educated migrants Hispanic health Hispanic health paradox Hispanic immigrants Hispanic population HIV stigma home-country networks homestead identity immigrant immigrant health immigration immigration network immigration stress indigenous health Interdisciplinary studies international immigration in China International relations intervention intimate partner violence isolation Jinan language Latinx health Latinx indigeneity latinxs lockdown mass media meaning-making mental and health illness mental health mental health services men’s health Mexican immigrants migrant men migrants migration minority health n/a New York City pandemic Peace studies and conflict resolution policy Politics and government poverty alleviation resettlement (PAR) poverty-stricken areas of northwest Yunnan PTSD racism Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects refugee refugees relative deprivation reproductive decisions resettlement role expectations safety sexual identity social capital social determinants of health social exclusion social networks social support social trust social vulnerability Society and Social Sciences spatial concentration structural racism structural violence structural vulnerability sub-Saharan Africa temporary migrants transnational motherhood traumatic stress U.S.-Mexico borderlands urban integration violence violence against women welfare well-being wellbeing willingness to withdraw work rights
ISBN:	3725841292, 9783725841295, 9783725841301, 3725841306
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