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Italo-Australian Transnational Houses : Critical Review of a Qualitative Research Study

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Furlan, Raffaello Faggion, Laura
Copyright Year	2016
Abstract	Italian migrants revealed that the main factors, which affected Italians decisions to temporarily leave Italy in the post WWII period were (1) the poverty due to the prewar fascist dictatorship and the ruinous outcome of the war; (2) the lack of working opportunities caused by the Italian government’s policy of unequal distribution of agricultural land; (3) the phenomenon of overcrowding in the big cities; (4) the loss of or damage to the family house; (5) the scarcity of food. In addition their will to leave Italy was facilitated by (6) a favorable bilateral migration policy agreed by the Italian and Australian governments. The literature shows that in the 1950s the Italian government realized that a migration policy would relieve pressure on the Italian economy caused by overcrowding and unemployment. On the other hand, in the same period the Australian government adopted a policy in order to attract a workforce due to a chronic shortage of labor. As a result, through these migration policies both governments aimed to give the unemployed and poverty stricken Italian population hope for a more prosperous future. These factors finally persuaded a great number of Italians to leave their homeland and migrate to Australia [1-14].
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Language	English
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Subject Keyword	Bilateral filter Entity Name Part Qualifier - adopted Government Labor (Childbirth) The Australian
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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