Integration and Determinants of Psychosocial Health – Thematic Report

This report analyses an important aspect of migrant life: psychosocial health among migrant newcomers. To this respect, it draws data and findings from the RESPOND reports in several work packages. This report employs a methodology of transdisciplinary research design, by establishing a strong collaboration beyond discipline-specific approaches, exchanging information and sharing sources. While the general analysis in RESPOND is structured along macro (policy), meso (implementation) and micro (individual) levels, this report focuses primarily on newcomers' experiences at the micro level.

Country

Sweden

Related Organizations

Uppsala University
Sweden

Keywords

Sociology (Excluding Social Work, Social Anthropology, Demography and Criminology), psychosocial health, Psychosocial health, immigrant integration, well-being, Sociologi (Exklusive socialt arbete, socialantropologi, demografi och kriminologi), migration, immigrant integration

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