Second generation of immigrants are traditionally the most problematic to integrate in host societies. The (even relative) remoteness of society of origin, the socialization process fulfilled in a society that frequently do not recognize a full citizenship for these persons, could lead to deviant behaviour due to the value conflicts and mismatched perceptions of these persons. Sport could, partly, fix this situation. Here is presented a small local study, leaded in a Centre Italy area (province of Teramo) where second generation immigrants are studied in organized sport setting. It is concluded that organized sport could lead to a higher level of integration in local society and could trig a positive imitation mechanism among the peer group.

La pratica sportiva come strumento di integrazione: uno studio sul campo nella provincia di Teramo.

BORTOLETTO, NICO;
2017-01-01

Abstract

Second generation of immigrants are traditionally the most problematic to integrate in host societies. The (even relative) remoteness of society of origin, the socialization process fulfilled in a society that frequently do not recognize a full citizenship for these persons, could lead to deviant behaviour due to the value conflicts and mismatched perceptions of these persons. Sport could, partly, fix this situation. Here is presented a small local study, leaded in a Centre Italy area (province of Teramo) where second generation immigrants are studied in organized sport setting. It is concluded that organized sport could lead to a higher level of integration in local society and could trig a positive imitation mechanism among the peer group.
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