Routes into Destitution
In Switzerland, there is a growing number of destitute mobile Central and Eastern European citizens relying on homelessness care.
Laufzeit: 2021–2023
Finanzierung: NCCR LIVES / Schweizerischer Nationalfonds
The research project aims at scrutinizing the available social, financial, physical and human resources and revealing social coping strategies of destitute CEE migrants in two Swiss cities: Geneva and Zürich. Doing so, we analyse vulnerability through the life course of destitute CEE from the interdisciplinary viewpoints of social geography (geographic migration and its effect on vulnerability), sociology (social networks and social status), social work (lifeworld and coping strategies) as well as social policy and social rights (institutional resources and their availability).
Forschungsbericht (englisch)
Weitere Publikationen
Temesvary, Z., Mosimann, M., Roduit, S., & Drilling, M. (2026)
Destitute Eastern European Roma migrants in the Swiss regimes of (in)tolerance. Critical and Radical Social Work, 1–17. Download
Temesvary, Z.; Roduit, S; Drilling, M. (2024)
Health Vulnerabilities of Undocumented Central and Eastern European Migrants in Switzerland. In: Social Science Research Network (SSRN). Rochester New York, SSRN.
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Temesvary, Z. (2022)
Armutsreisende aus Osteuropa sind speziellen Risiken ausgesetzt. In: Terra Cognita, 39.
Temesvary, Z.; Roduit, S.; Drilling, M. (2022)
Conceptualising destitution with focus on Central and Eastern European citizens living in Switzerland. LIVES Swiss Centre of Expertise in Life Course Research.
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Temesvary, Z. (2021)
Homelessness and mental disorders. An international overview. In: Szociálpolitikai Tükör / Hungarian Journal of Social Policy, 3(3-4), 26–37.
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Temesvary, Z., Roduit, S., Drilling, M. (2021).
Conceptualising destitution: Theoretical understanding and practical relevance. Dialog: Hungarian Journal of Social Work 8(2), DOI: 10.29376/parbeszed.2021.8/2/3.
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Team
Matthias Drilling
Sabrina Roduit
Zsolt Temesvary
Kontakt
Titelfoto: Copyright Matthias Drilling