What is it about?

UK Polish migrants internal antagonism and conflict has been typically related to labour market competition. Seeking to develop this we argue that explanations of antagonism within the Polish community should also take into account the role of a Polish intelligentsia habitus. It is argued that not only can this intelligentsia habitus critically legitimise intergroup inequalities in status and power but also may impact on the patterns of a migrant’s integration, linkage to social networks, access to different capital resources, and interactions with the indigenous population.

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This work is unique because little has been explained before about a Polish intelligentsia habitus and newly arrived Polish workers

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This page is a summary of: The intelligentsia informed habitus in social distance strategies of Polish migrants in the UK, Ethnic and Racial Studies, August 2016, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/01419870.2016.1216140.
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