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Social Bonds in the Diaspora: The Application of Social Control Theory to Somali Refugee Young Adults in Resettlement

机译：侨民中的社会纽带：社会控制理论在索马里难民年轻人重新安置中的应用

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Objective: This study tested the applicability of social control theory to Somali refugees in resettlement, taking into account the potential impact of migration on social bonds. Hypotheses were as follows: (a) Experiences of adversity and weak social bonds would predict both antisocial behavior and radicalization to violence; (b) the relationship between adversity and these outcome variables would be mediated by weak social bonds; and (c) mediational models would be invariant across time and gender. Method: Data for the present study were collected as part of the Somali Youth Longitudinal Study. A total of 532 participants, aged 18 to 30, were recruited from five North American communities with high concentrations of Somalis. Participants completed self-report measures assessing a range of attitudes and experiences, including exposure to traumatic events, discrimination, social bonds, antisocial behavior, and radicalization to violence. Results: Hypotheses were supported by analyses; some social bonds mediated the relationship between adversity and outcome variables. Specifically, social cohesion and social disconnection fully mediated the relationship between discrimination (the sole remaining adversity variable in the best fitted path model) and both outcome variables. Results were invariant over time and partially by gender. Conclusions: Social control theory appears to offer an explanatory model for different types of antisocial attitudes and behavior among Somalis resettled in the United States and Canada. Results underscore the importance of attending to both the migration context and social bonds formed in resettlement when designing violence prevention programs for refugee and immigrant young adults.
机译：目的：本研究考虑了移民对社会纽带的潜在影响，研究了社会控制理论对索马里难民的适用性。假设如下：（a）逆境和弱社会纽带的经历将预测反社会行为和对暴力的激进化; （b）逆境与这些结果变量之间的关系将由弱社会纽带介导; （c）中介模型在时间和性别之间是不变的。方法：本研究的数据是作为索马里青年纵向研究的一部分收集的。总共532名年龄在18至30岁之间的参与者是从索马里人浓缩的五个北美社区招募的。参与者完成了评估一系列态度和经验的自我报告措施，包括暴露于创伤事件，歧视，社会纽带，反社会行为以及对暴力的激进化。结果：分析支持假设;一些社会纽带介导了逆境与结果变量之间的关系。具体而言，社会凝聚力和社会断开连接完全介导了歧视之间的关系（最佳拟合路径模型中唯一的剩余逆境变量）和两个结果变量。随着时间的流逝，结果是不变的，部分是性别。结论：社会控制理论似乎为在美国和加拿大重新安置的索马里人的不同类型的反社会态度和行为提供了解释模型。结果强调了在为难民和移民年轻人设计暴力预防计划时，同时参与移民环境和社会纽带的重要性。

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