... only Forced migration Life satisfaction Occupational competence Refugees Syrian people Forced migration is a complex human condition that involves a multidimensional process in which individuals are displaced against their will due to life-threatening reasons such as war, natural...

... of health and well-being. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sense of coherence Participatory action research Recognition Participation Forced migration Salutogenesis Mental health Table 1 The relational model of sense...

... systems is critical as support systems provide basic needs to refugee families and assist them in improving social networks and community resilience (Doron, 2005). These support systems are essential within everyday life and increasingly important in periods of forced migration. Ward and Styles (2003...

... 02 2024 Forced migration Mental health Health education Refugee health Dental health Asylum seekers’ health As Kang et al. (2018) point out, much of this prior research work took place before charges for refugees seeking to access National Health Service (NHS...

...Sayedhabibollah Ahmadi Forooshani; Kate Murray; Nigar Khawaja; Zahra Izadikhah Purpose The purpose of this study was to propose a benchmark model for the process of post-migration social adjustment based on the points of view and experiences of young individuals from forced-migration backgrounds...

... a transnational focus at the local level. Axel Honneth’s recognition theory enables an approach to forced migration from the direction of personal relations and personhood itself. The core idea is that if people cannot gain recognition, this causes harm to their self-realisation. The purpose of this paper...