Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain

This paper studies patterns of endogamous marriages of immigrants in Spain by using data from the National Immigrant Survey of Spain (2007). First of all, we examine patterns of endogamous marriage and links between migration and marriage. Second, we assess the factors influencing the likelihood of...

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Authors: Sánchez Domínguez, María Isabel; De Valk, Helga; Reher Sullivan, David Sven
Format: Article
Publication date:2011
Country:España
Institution:Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)
Repository:Docta Complutense
Language:English
OAI Identifier:oai:docta.ucm.es:20.500.14352/116720
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/116720
Access Level:Open access
Keyword:Endogamia, Inmigrantes, Matrimonio, España
Endogamy, Immigrants, Marriage, Spain.
Inmigrantes y refugiados
Demografía (Sociología)
5207.03 Análisis demográfico
5201.04 Índice de Matrimonios
5203.02 Movilidad y Migraciones Internacionales
6309.07 Estratificación Social
6301.04 Relaciones Interétnicas
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description This paper studies patterns of endogamous marriages of immigrants in Spain by using data from the National Immigrant Survey of Spain (2007). First of all, we examine patterns of endogamous marriage and links between migration and marriage. Second, we assess the factors influencing the likelihood of being in an endogamous marriage. Our analyses focus on persons married either immediately before, during or after arrival in Spain originating from six countries: Morocco, Romania, Ecuador, Colombia, Argentina, and a group of other developing countries. Results show that the level of endogamy is highest among the Moroccan immi-grants and lowest for those coming from Colombia. The likelihood of an endogamous union is higher for those married before migration compared to those married later. Furthermore, chances on endogamy are lower for more highly educated. Women are less likely than men to be in endogamous unions.
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spelling Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain Estrategias matrimoniales de los inmigrantes en España Sánchez Domínguez, María Isabel De Valk, Helga Reher Sullivan, David Sven Endogamia, Inmigrantes, Matrimonio, España Endogamy, Immigrants, Marriage, Spain. Inmigrantes y refugiados Demografía (Sociología) 5207.03 Análisis demográfico 5201.04 Índice de Matrimonios 5203.02 Movilidad y Migraciones Internacionales 6309.07 Estratificación Social 6301.04 Relaciones Interétnicas This paper studies patterns of endogamous marriages of immigrants in Spain by using data from the National Immigrant Survey of Spain (2007). First of all, we examine patterns of endogamous marriage and links between migration and marriage. Second, we assess the factors influencing the likelihood of being in an endogamous marriage. Our analyses focus on persons married either immediately before, during or after arrival in Spain originating from six countries: Morocco, Romania, Ecuador, Colombia, Argentina, and a group of other developing countries. Results show that the level of endogamy is highest among the Moroccan immi-grants and lowest for those coming from Colombia. The likelihood of an endogamous union is higher for those married before migration compared to those married later. Furthermore, chances on endogamy are lower for more highly educated. Women are less likely than men to be in endogamous unions. CSIC https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/116720
spellingShingle Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
Sánchez Domínguez, María Isabel
Endogamia, Inmigrantes, Matrimonio, España
Endogamy, Immigrants, Marriage, Spain.
Inmigrantes y refugiados
Demografía (Sociología)
5207.03 Análisis demográfico
5201.04 Índice de Matrimonios
5203.02 Movilidad y Migraciones Internacionales
6309.07 Estratificación Social
6301.04 Relaciones Interétnicas
title Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
title_full Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
title_fullStr Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
title_full_unstemmed Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
title_short Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
title_sort Marriage strategies among immigrants in Spain
topic Endogamia, Inmigrantes, Matrimonio, España
Endogamy, Immigrants, Marriage, Spain.
Inmigrantes y refugiados
Demografía (Sociología)
5207.03 Análisis demográfico
5201.04 Índice de Matrimonios
5203.02 Movilidad y Migraciones Internacionales
6309.07 Estratificación Social
6301.04 Relaciones Interétnicas
topic_facet Endogamia, Inmigrantes, Matrimonio, España
Endogamy, Immigrants, Marriage, Spain.
Inmigrantes y refugiados
Demografía (Sociología)
5207.03 Análisis demográfico
5201.04 Índice de Matrimonios
5203.02 Movilidad y Migraciones Internacionales
6309.07 Estratificación Social
6301.04 Relaciones Interétnicas
url https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/116720